This book is an engagingly written critical genealogy of the idea of “love” in modern Chinese literature, thought, and popular culture. It examines a wide range of texts, including literary, historical, philosophical, anthropological, and popular cultural genres from the late imperial period to the beginning of the socialist era. It traces the process by which love became an all-pervasive subject of representation and discourse, as well as a common language in which modern notions of self, gender, family, sexuality, and nation were imagined and contested.
Dr Lee earned her BA from Beijing University, China; MA from University of Chicago and PhD from Cornell University in 2002. She has taught in University of Colorado, University of Hong Kong. Currently She is a assistant professor in the Asian department at Stanford University.
非常细密和扎实的研究,读来酣畅淋漓,甚至改变了我对“文化研究”这一领域非常糟糕的印象。其小说与论战的文本选择,很好地融汇于现代主体(生成史)和民族国家的辩证法这一宏大议题,后者恰恰是由被作者频繁征引的查尔斯泰勒、麦金太尔、福柯、桑内特和一众后现代理论家所规...
评分Haiyan Lee, "Revolution of the Heart: A Genealogy of Love in China" (Stanford University Press, 2007) Revolution of the Heart is an imaginative and well-researched study of sentiment as public discourse in modern China. Haiyan Lee’s innovative approach to...
structure of feeling和structure of feeling of "feeling"之间的游移以及qing (feeling-passion-love etc.)的意义的不定 - 感觉作者的处理有待商榷。儒家的仁之大同这一面向被忽略了,这里有很大的问题,因为完全可以展开不同的历史谱系。
评分intro
评分structure of feeling和structure of feeling of "feeling"之间的游移以及qing (feeling-passion-love etc.)的意义的不定 - 感觉作者的处理有待商榷。儒家的仁之大同这一面向被忽略了,这里有很大的问题,因为完全可以展开不同的历史谱系。
评分在一众不知所云的学术著作中,这本书显得很清新,条理清晰,言之有物,推荐一下。
评分Intro+C4 (Micropolitics of Love): emotions-social order; sex radicalism-Freudo-Marxist. Haiyan Lee has been both insightful and inspiring as always.
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