Some reflections on the use of 'styles of scientific thinking' to disaggregate and sharpen comparisons between China and Europe from sòng to Mid-Qing times (960-1850 CE)

Mark Elvin

Some reflections on the use of 'styles of scientific thinking' to disaggregate and sharpen comparisons between China and Europe from sòng to Mid-Qing times (960-1850 CE)

Mark Elvin

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Original language	English
Journal	History of Technology
Volume	25
Publication status	Published - 2004

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