My goal in this essay is to track the new career of the old buzzword culture(wenhua) in post-1992 China. Deng Xiaoping’s 1992 Southern Excursion Talks marked a turning point, as portentous as the 1989 crackdown, on the calendar of China’s market reform and cultural transformation. What do economists and humanist elites mean when they talk about this historical “transition” (zhuangui) in China, in celebratory or condemning rhetoric, and each in their own disciplinary perspective? Can such a transition be characterized as China’s “progressive” movement from socialist state-planned economy to capitalist market economy, or in terms of a cultural transformation, from elitist to popular
This essay examines an influential debate that took place during China’sMay Fourth era (circa 1915–1...
This essay examines an influential debate that took place during China’sMay Fourth era (circa 1915–1...
Culture of a society reflects its social values. So, through Chinese experience, we want to show tha...
The metonymical association between 'China’ and 'revolution' is a rhetorical game savoured by contem...
Universalistic approaches cannot account for the diversity of culture in a rapidly changing post-com...
Chinese culture in 1990s underwent a deep and momentous transformation together with the country's e...
Abstract: This paper critically examines “the vague and baggy monster” that much CS has become, how ...
This essay addresses the symbolic or socio-ideological significance of what is called guoxue re in C...
This essay addresses the symbolic or socio-ideological significance of what is called guoxue re in C...
This article explores the reference to traditional culture and Confucianism in official discourses a...
My association with China goes back more than a decade. I have been familiar with Chinese culture si...
This paper proposes an alternative way of understanding China’s emergence, drawing on the idea of th...
This paper discusses the reception and transformation of western theories of Culture Industry in Chi...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston UniversityPLEASE NOTE: Boston University Libraries did not receive an Authori...
This special issue of Portal Journal of Multidisciplinary International Studies explores the relatio...
This essay examines an influential debate that took place during China’sMay Fourth era (circa 1915–1...
This essay examines an influential debate that took place during China’sMay Fourth era (circa 1915–1...
Culture of a society reflects its social values. So, through Chinese experience, we want to show tha...
The metonymical association between 'China’ and 'revolution' is a rhetorical game savoured by contem...
Universalistic approaches cannot account for the diversity of culture in a rapidly changing post-com...
Chinese culture in 1990s underwent a deep and momentous transformation together with the country's e...
Abstract: This paper critically examines “the vague and baggy monster” that much CS has become, how ...
This essay addresses the symbolic or socio-ideological significance of what is called guoxue re in C...
This essay addresses the symbolic or socio-ideological significance of what is called guoxue re in C...
This article explores the reference to traditional culture and Confucianism in official discourses a...
My association with China goes back more than a decade. I have been familiar with Chinese culture si...
This paper proposes an alternative way of understanding China’s emergence, drawing on the idea of th...
This paper discusses the reception and transformation of western theories of Culture Industry in Chi...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston UniversityPLEASE NOTE: Boston University Libraries did not receive an Authori...
This special issue of Portal Journal of Multidisciplinary International Studies explores the relatio...
This essay examines an influential debate that took place during China’sMay Fourth era (circa 1915–1...
This essay examines an influential debate that took place during China’sMay Fourth era (circa 1915–1...
Culture of a society reflects its social values. So, through Chinese experience, we want to show tha...