Realistic Revolution covers the major Chinese intellectual debates on radicalism in history, culture, and politics after 1989 from a transnational perspective. Interdisciplinary and comprehensive, the book is relevant for anyone with an interest in modern China, including historians, intellectual historians, political scientists and sociologists.
Realistic Revolution covers the major Chinese intellectual debates on radicalism in history, culture, and politics after 1989 from a transnational perspective. Interdisciplinary and comprehensive, the book is relevant for anyone with an interest in modern China, including historians, intellectual historians, political scientists and sociologists.
Els van Dongen is Assistant Professor of History at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
Inhaltsangabe
Dedication Acknowledgements Notes on transliteration Abbreviations 1. Goodbye radicalism: the early 1990s 2. Neo-conservatism and doing things with Isms 3. Xiao Gongqin and the 'Yan Fu Paradox' 4. A tale of two revolutions 5. Chen Lai and the 'Max Weber dilemma' 6. Of post-Isms and May Fourth 7. The double nature of realistic revolution Biographies of prominent intellectuals Glossary References.
Dedication Acknowledgements Notes on transliteration Abbreviations 1. Goodbye radicalism: the early 1990s 2. Neo-conservatism and doing things with Isms 3. Xiao Gongqin and the 'Yan Fu Paradox' 4. A tale of two revolutions 5. Chen Lai and the 'Max Weber dilemma' 6. Of post-Isms and May Fourth 7. The double nature of realistic revolution Biographies of prominent intellectuals Glossary References.
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