Western Views of China's 1911 Revolution: An Interpretive Overview

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Mackerras, Colin
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郭洋生 Guo Yangsheng and 何 畏 He Wei

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2015
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The chapter discusses and interprets how the Western powers saw the 1911 Revolution in China, which spelled the end of the monarchy that had lasted thousands of years. These images include those of the famous Republican leader Sun Yat-sen. The chapter argues that the images were mainly positive and that the reasons for this lay more in the West than in China itself. The single most important influence was the Christian missionaries, especially American.

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中国现代性翻译面面观 ——“中国现代性翻译的叙事和建构”国际研讨会论文集, 郭洋生 何 畏 主编

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Asian History

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