Translingual Practice: Literature, National Culture, and by Lydia H. Liu

By Lydia H. Liu

This study—bridging modern conception, chinese language heritage, comparative literature, and tradition experiences— analyzes the ancient interactions between China, Japan, and the West by way of “translingual practice.”

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S. Miller, R. Evans, R. Mittermeier, L. Famolare, M. Guerin-McManus, S. Malone, R. Nelson, E. Moniz, J. H. Wisse, D. M. Vyas, J. J. K. Wright, and S. Aboikonie. 1999b. The Suriname International Cooperative Biodiversity Group Program: lessons from the first five years. ): 22-34. Mays, T. , K. Duffy-Mazan, G. Cragg, and M. Boyd. 1997. A paradigm for the equitable sharing of benefits resulting from biodiversity research and development. Pp. 267-280. In: F. Grifo and J. ) Biodiversity and Human Health.

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Perhaps one-third of the species in China have some history of use as medicines. Thus, the Chinese flora is particularly interesting for the discovery of novel bioactive compounds and also for the development and evaluation of more-traditional herbal plant remedies that may have a positive impact on human health. The Missouri Botanical Garden has been active in China for a number of years as one of the participating institutions in the Flora of China 38 Project. In collaboration with the California Academy of Sciences, Harvard University, the Institute of Botany, Academia Sinica, Beijing, the Jiangsu Institute of Botany, the Kunming Institute of Botany, the Natural History Museum, Paris, the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, the Royal Botanic Garden, Kew, the South China Institute of Botany, and the Smithsonian Institution, the project will catalog the estimated 30,000 species of plants in China, including notes on their use as traditional medicines.

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