Dodonaeus in Japan : translation and the scientific mind in the Tokugawa period | WorldCat.org

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PrefaceW.F. Vande Walle and Kazuhiko KasayaIntroductionW.F. Vande WalleI. Dodonaeus in the European ContextDodonaeus: a Bio-bibliographical SummaryW.F. Vande WalleDodonaeus and the Herbal TraditionRobert VisserBotanical Practice and Agricultural Demands in Early Modern Europe: the Contribution of Rembertus DodonaeusMauro AmbrosoliBotanical Collectors and Collections in the Low CountriesHelena WilleII. Translation and the Articulation of the Modern Episteme in JapanBreaking Boundaries: on Translation and the Concept of SocietyMichael SchiltzLinguistics and Translation in Pre-Modern Japan and China: a ComparisonW.F. Vande WalleReinterpretation of the Western Linear Perspective in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth Century JapanShigemi InagaThe Tokugawa Bakufu's Policies for the National Production of Medicines and Dodonaeus' CruijdeboeckKazuhiko KasayaIII. Japanese Renditions of DodonaeusThe Reception and Spread of Dodonaeus' Cruydt-boeck in JapanKiyoshi MatsudaThe Visual Legacy of Dodonaeus in Botanical and Human CategorisationTimon ScreechDodonaeus and Tokugawa Culture: Hiraga Gennai and Natural History in Eighteenth-Century JapanTà´ru HagaThe Development of Japanese Botanical Interest and Dodonaeus' role: from Pharmakopoeia to Botany and HorticultureJà´zaburà´ ShirahataIV The Rangaku ContextDodonaeus in Japanese: Deshima Surgeons as Mediators in the Early Introduction of Western Natural HistoryHarmen BeukersThe Early Penetration of French Science in Japan during the Tokugawa PeriodGabor Lukacs"Rerum Memorabilium Thesauros" - a Treasury of Memorable Things - Carl Peter Thunberg Observations during his Year in Japan 1775-1776Catharina BlombergThe Influence of Herman Boerhaave's Mechanical Concept of the Human Body in Nineteenth Century JapanFrederik Crijns