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Essays by leading scholars on topics in philosophy, history, anthropology, and economics.
Constructing China explores broad issues in the interaction of culture and development in modern China. This volume features essays originally presented at a symposium convened in tribute to the careers of four leading Michigan scholars in Chinese Studies--Donald Munro in philosophy, Albert Feuerwerker in history, Norma Diamond in anthropology, and Robert F. Dernberger in economics.
Contributors are Ann Anagnost, Daniel H. Bays, Sin Yee Chan, Robert F. Dernberger, Norma Diamond, Robert Eno, Albert Feuerwerker, Hill Gates, Chad Hansen, Lili Liu, Andrea McElderry, Donald J. Munro, Elizabeth J. Perry with Li Xun, Jonathan D. Pollock, Bruce L. Reynolds, William T. Rowe, and R. Keith Schoppa.
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Confucian role - ethics and China's economic modernization / Sin Yee Chan
Selling sagehood : the philosophical marketplace in early China / Robert Eno
Do human rights apply to China? : a normative analysis of cultural difference / Chad Hansen
Christians and social mobility in late nineteenth/early twentieth-century China / Daniel H. Bays
The capital comes to the periphery : views of the Sino-Japanese war era in central Zhejiang / R. Keith Schoppa
Doing business with strangers : guarantors as an extension of personal ties in Chinese business / Andrea McElderry
Footbinding and handspinning in Sichuan : capitalism's ambiguous gifts to petty capitalism / Hill Gates
Children and national transcendence in China / Ann Anagnost
Working at cross purposes : Shanghai labor in the Cultural Revolution / Elizabeth J. Perry with Li Xun
China's gradual approach to reforming its state-owned enterprises / Lili Liu
Technology, innovation, and institutional identity in modern China / Jonathan D. Pollack
Rice, culture, and growth in East Asia : testing for a linkage between effort and tenurial relations in agriculture / Bruce L. Reynolds.
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Special Fabric: Children Narrative and Class Anxiety in the post-Mao period Given social-economic and geographical rapid mobilities of post-Mao years, Ann Anagnost properly demonstrates that, these political uncertainties and class anxieties connecting to late 20 century chinses nationalism which have to concentrate on child, especially the educat
评分read the Anagnost chapter. Useful reference to return.
评分Special Fabric: Children Narrative and Class Anxiety in the post-Mao period Given social-economic and geographical rapid mobilities of post-Mao years, Ann Anagnost properly demonstrates that, these political uncertainties and class anxieties connecting to late 20 century chinses nationalism which have to concentrate on child, especially the educat
评分Special Fabric: Children Narrative and Class Anxiety in the post-Mao period Given social-economic and geographical rapid mobilities of post-Mao years, Ann Anagnost properly demonstrates that, these political uncertainties and class anxieties connecting to late 20 century chinses nationalism which have to concentrate on child, especially the educat
评分read the Anagnost chapter. Useful reference to return.
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