History Of Mathematical Sciences: Portugal And East Asia Ii - Scientific Practices And The Portuguese Expansion In Asia (1498-1759)

Foreword (L Saraiva); Macau: An Intercultural Frontier in the Ming Period (L F Barreto); Survey and Study of pre-1900 Chinese Maps seen in Europe (X Li); Western Knowledge of Geography Reflected in Juan Cobo's Shilu (1593) (D Liu); The Continuing Influence of the Portuguese: "A New Interpretation of World Geography" (Q Wang); Teachers of Mathematics in China: the Jesuits and their Textbooks (1580-1723) (C Jami); News from China in Sixteenth Century Europe: the Portuguese Connection (R Loureiro); The Indianization of Spain in the 16th Century (J Gil); Jesuit Observations and Star-Mappings in Beijing as the Transmission of Scientific Knowledge (K Hashimoto); The Compilation of the Lixiang Kaochenghoubian, its Origin, Sources, and Social Context (Q Han); A Japanese Reaction to Aristotelian Cosmology (T Yoshida); Portugal and Korea: Obscure Connections in the Pre-Modern Sciences Before 1900 (S-R Park); Translations of Portuguese texts into Konkani and Konkani Compositions into Portuguese, with Educational Influence on Literature and Art and the Transfer of Technology (J Velinkar).