Freud (1856–1939) F. European Science beyond the West became the most widely desired product of European culture had selective interest in Jesuits’ teaching a. b. kept up some European contact via trade with the Dutch a. b. Empire chose not to translate major European scientific works a. b. V. Reflections: Cultural Borrowing and Its Hazards A. Ideas shape peoples’ mental or cultural worlds and influence behavior. The development of early modern ideas took place in an environment of B. great cultural borrowing. 1. borrowing was selective 2. borrowing sometimes caused serious conflict
Freud (1856–1939) F. European Science beyond the West became the most widely desired product of European culture had selective interest in Jesuits’ teaching a. b. kept up some European contact via trade with the Dutch a. b. Empire chose not to translate major European scientific works a. b. V. Reflections: Cultural Borrowing and Its Hazards A. Ideas shape peoples’ mental or cultural worlds and influence behavior. B. The development of early modern ideas took place in an environment of great cultural borrowing. 1. borrowing was selective 2. borrowing sometimes caused serious conflict