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Translation, Concepts of `Right,’ and the Opium Wars: Beyond (Post-)Colonial Historiography and a New World History.
Journal of Intercultural Inquiry [University of Sunderland, U.K.] 3 (1):1-27 (2017)
Abstract
deploys the two key Chinese translations of “right” to draw out the history of this philosophical-political-legal concept—how it changed meaning during the Spanish conquest when the School of Salamanca reformulated just war theoryAuthor's Profile
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