... to the contradictions of Chinese society and Chinese communist ideology. Vicki Garvin feminist internationalism Shanghai Foreign Language Institute Mao Zedong Thought Maoism Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution ...

... settler colonialism social movements activist scholarship Maoism racial formation ...

... sexual repression danwei (work unit) hukou (household registration) romantic love Maoism ...

... Vicki Garvin feminist internationalism Shanghai Foreign Language Institute Mao Zedong Thought Maoism Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution ...

... repression danwei (work unit) hukou (household registration) romantic love Maoism ...

... of China encountered the rural jianghu spirit. This is the story of how this encounter with these rural bandits changed the party forever. It offered the beginnings of a partisan tradition that would become the leitmotif of Maoism and the beginnings of the “signification of Marxism.” More generally...

... and into Kaprow’s Happenings, it enters life by producing a “distanciation” effect in relation to the everyday. Maoism would work differently. Gathering all thought under the rubric of class struggle, the Maoist one big concept relied on repeated and all-enveloping political campaigns that would then fuel...

... of political intensity and goes on to demonstrate this by turning to a small, plastic-covered, Mao-era “Little Red Book.” The Little Red Book being used, however, is not one featuring Maoist political bullet points, but a manual highlighting new medical methods. Sitting at the intersection of Maoism...

... colonialism social movements activist scholarship Maoism racial formation ...

... when the Communist Party of China encountered the rural jianghu spirit. This is the story of how this encounter with these rural bandits changed the party forever. It offered the beginnings of a partisan tradition that would become the leitmotif of Maoism and the beginnings of the “signification...

... to the everyday. Maoism would work differently. Gathering all thought under the rubric of class struggle, the Maoist one big concept relied on repeated and all-enveloping political campaigns that would then fuel the movement toward political intensity. In both Mao and Pollock, however, we can see work driven...

... the superiority of Chinese communism and which paid insufficient heed to the contradictions of Chinese society and Chinese communist ideology. Vicki Garvin feminist internationalism Shanghai Foreign Language Institute Mao Zedong Thought Maoism Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution ...

... bullet points, but a manual highlighting new medical methods. Sitting at the intersection of Maoism and medicine, these new methods combine Chinese indigenous and Western scientific techniques. Such techniques help develop a more fluid understanding of the political while simultaneously dispelling...

... the rise of the impotence epidemic (the rise of desire) in post-Mao China. sexual repression danwei (work unit) hukou (household registration) romantic love Maoism This chapter presents a wide range of social contexts and related personal experiences in which impotence occurs—the changing...

... movements activist scholarship Maoism racial formation ...