Studying sideways: my grandfather’s cousin, missionary in China

Q2 Social Sciences

Asian anthropology Pub Date : 2021-10-08 DOI:10.1080/1683478x.2021.1979769

U. Hannerz

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Abstract

Abstract This article discusses three early Swedish contributions to China studies, with a focus on the missionary Stig Hannerz and his account of three years in the small town of Hengshan, in 1948–51, before and after the Communist takeover.

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侧身学习：我祖父的堂弟，中国传教士

本文讨论了瑞典早期对中国研究的三个贡献，重点讨论了传教士斯蒂格·汉纳茨(Stig Hannerz)和他在横山小镇(1948年至1951年，共产党掌权前后)三年的经历。

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Asian anthropology Social Sciences-Anthropology

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