Add to ORKGThe discourse on science and technology reflects the imagination and recognition of the mass to society in the future, shaped and formed by multiple social powers. This research goes back to the starting point in the Chinese history by addressing a large-scale promotion of “science and technology” by a prominent magazine the “New Youth” founded and led by Chen Duxiu. By analyzing the discourse on science and technology of the magazine, the research finds that China demonstrated an alternative answer to global process of modernization and modernity
China’s rise in the 21st century has been a widely discussed phenomenon inside and outside the acade...
This article examines China’s encounter with modernity from the 19th century to the present day. It...
[[abstract]]Published in 1920’s in Shanghai, “The Young Companion”, started a new age of Chinese Mag...
In 1915, in Shanghai, Chen Duxiu founded a magazine called qingnian zazhi (青年杂志), or Youth Magazine....
In 1933, a group of scientists and educators based in Shanghai published a magazine they hoped would...
This article is about the contested nature of “science” in “modern” China. The struggle over the mea...
This article investigates how Western science established itself through disciplinarized institution...
In the 17th century China, through the mediation of Christian missionaries, came into contact with m...
Purpose: China has been exceptionally competent at utilising the technology of others but the abilit...
Meinhof M. Contesting Chinese Modernity? Postcoloniality and Discourses on Modernization at a Chines...
The beginning of the twentieth century marked in China the emergence of “youth” (qingnian) as a dis...
242-253In modern China, the objectives of science communication and popularization can be classified...
Panel organizerFrom the nineteenth century onwards, various forms of nationalisms shaped the develop...
The students studying in Japan played an important role in the spreading of modern thought during th...
The Multiple Modernities of Republican Shanghai is an exploration of what it meant to be ‰Û÷modern‰Û...
China’s rise in the 21st century has been a widely discussed phenomenon inside and outside the acade...
This article examines China’s encounter with modernity from the 19th century to the present day. It...
[[abstract]]Published in 1920’s in Shanghai, “The Young Companion”, started a new age of Chinese Mag...
In 1915, in Shanghai, Chen Duxiu founded a magazine called qingnian zazhi (青年杂志), or Youth Magazine....
In 1933, a group of scientists and educators based in Shanghai published a magazine they hoped would...
This article is about the contested nature of “science” in “modern” China. The struggle over the mea...
This article investigates how Western science established itself through disciplinarized institution...
In the 17th century China, through the mediation of Christian missionaries, came into contact with m...
Purpose: China has been exceptionally competent at utilising the technology of others but the abilit...
Meinhof M. Contesting Chinese Modernity? Postcoloniality and Discourses on Modernization at a Chines...
The beginning of the twentieth century marked in China the emergence of “youth” (qingnian) as a dis...
242-253In modern China, the objectives of science communication and popularization can be classified...
Panel organizerFrom the nineteenth century onwards, various forms of nationalisms shaped the develop...
The students studying in Japan played an important role in the spreading of modern thought during th...
The Multiple Modernities of Republican Shanghai is an exploration of what it meant to be ‰Û÷modern‰Û...
China’s rise in the 21st century has been a widely discussed phenomenon inside and outside the acade...
This article examines China’s encounter with modernity from the 19th century to the present day. It...
[[abstract]]Published in 1920’s in Shanghai, “The Young Companion”, started a new age of Chinese Mag...