Willliam J. Haas
A biography of an important but little-known American scientist that evokes the issues of religious and secular beliefs and the evolution of Chinese scientific and educational institutions during the early 1900s.
One: A Problem and Its Solution, 1921; I: Part I; Two: South Carolina Origins, 1876–1901; Three: Western Education in China: Reformers and Missionaries, 1860–1901; Four: Teaching Science in Suzhou: Dongwu University, 1901–1920; II: Part II; Five: Mid-Life Changes, 1920–1923; Six: Rockefeller Adviser in Beijing, 1922–1927; Seven: Bicultural Science in Beijing: Organizer and Researcher, 1924–1929; Eight: End of a Program, 1927–1932; III: Part III; Nine: New York, 1932–1935; Ten: Closing the Circle, 1935–1937; Note on Romanization
A biography of Gist Gee, an American scientist working for the Rockefeller Foundation in China in the early 1900s. The book also focuses on the significance of the Foundation's work in China, its support of the natural sciences, and how religious and secular beliefs affected Chinese institutions.
A biography of Gist Gee, an American scientist working for the Rockefeller Foundation in China in the early 1900s. The book also focuses on the significance of the Foundation's work in China, its support of the natural sciences, and how religious and secular beliefs affected Chinese institutions.
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Willliam J. Haas
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A biography of Gist Gee, an American scientist working for the Rockefeller Foundation in China in the early 1900s. The book also focuses on the significance of the Foundation's work in China, its support of the natural sciences, and how religious and secular beliefs affected Chinese institutions.
