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... are finding that China’s major cities—designed to be business friendly and automobile friendly—are becoming harder to navigate and less hospitable. This essay considers some of the consequences of urbanization in the author’s home city of Shanghai, along with some of the ways that people are fighting back...

...Christopher Connery The 2010 Shanghai World Expo lasted from May 1 through October 31, 2010, and represented a tremendous mobilization of capital, human resources, and urban restructuring. It was in every respect a massive spectacle, giving its 70-plus million attendees (overwhelmingly from the PRC...

... sensibility that makes his films not imitations of Hollywood products but manifestations of a particular sense of “repression” that stems from this background. Such symptoms of repression must be understood in terms of the historical context in which the story and film are based—Japanese Shanghai under...

...Tani Barlow This article argues that the polymath Marxist philosopher and Communist Party apparatchik Qu Qiubai, who established sociology in the Chinese Marxist tradition by organizing the Sociology Department at Shanghai University in 1930, proposed that “society” was the sine qua non of human...

... Xiaolian’s Once Upon a Time in Shanghai (Shanghai jishi, 1998; hereafter, Shang- hai )—both of which emplot the city of Shanghai as a site of revolution and liberation. I explore the ways in which Peng’s contemporary enactment of Shanghai’s modernity proceeds with ostensibly direct reference to its pre...

... across Asia. References Zhao Chuan . 2010 . “Shenti juchang” [“Body Theater”] . Shucheng 7 : 44 – 48 . Zhao Chuan . 2014 . Jijin yishu xiaoshi: bashiniandai Shanghai jishi [A Short History of Radical Art: A Record of Shanghai in the Eighties] . Shanghai : sanlian chubanshe...

... . Shenyang : Liaoning remin chubanshe . Sun Yat-sen . 1905 . “Minbao fakanci” [“On the Publication of Min Pao”] . Min Pao , vol. 1 : 1 . Sun Yat-sen . 1927 . Sanminzhuyi [Three Principles of the People] . Shanghai : New Era Educational Press . Wang Xiaoming Zhou Zhan’an...

... and cultural studies at the Uni- versity of California Santa Cruz and is currently director of the University of Califor- nia Education Abroad Program in Shanghai, China. He has published on geographi- cal ideologies of capitalism, social movements and revolutionary discourse of the global 1960s...

... on Culture and Politics: World War I and China’s “Thought Wars”] . Shanghai : Shanghai renmin chubanshe . Zhang Yongle . 2010 . “ The Future of the Past: On Wang Hui’s Rise of Modern Chinese Thought .” New Left Review 62 ( March–April ): 47 – 83 . rural education teacher training...

... bobdylan.com website on May 13, 2011, the South China Morning Post found irony in Dylan protesting too much his own social innocence, caused by not having protested enough at his concerts in Beijing and Shanghai, and jested in an editorial, “Bob Dylan’s Talkin’ Chinese Blues,” “If anyone is more...

... of the New Class . London : Macmillan . He Guimei . 2000 . “Shijimode ziwo jiushude lu: dui 1998nian ‘fanyou’ shujide wenhua fenxi” [“The End of the Century and the Road to Self-Redemption: A Cultural Analysis of 1998’s ‘Anti-Rightist’ Publications”] . Shanghai wenxue , no. 5 . Hu Ping...

... narrowness) became popular in Shanghai and soon after developed a following nation- wide and abroad. Not only did Woju enjoy huge audience popularity, it also benefited from considerable tolerance of the State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television (SARFT), which, according...

... of Cavalcanti's The Sonnets and Ballate of Guido Cavalcanti . 9. Please refer to Bernstein's “Artifice of Absorption,” in A Poetics ( 1992 ). The Chinese version is included in Language Poetics , trans. Luo Lianggong (Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press, 2013). 10. Bernstein illustrates...

..., Mencius, chap. 7, p. 60. 14. Confucius, Book of Rites (Shanghai: Shanghai guji chubanshe, 1997), chap. 9, p. 362. 15. Confucius, Analects, chap. 13, p. 169. 16. Zuo Qiumin, The Discourse of the States (Shanghai: Shanghai guji chubanshe, 1978), chap. 16, p. 515. Wang...

... and the Chongqing Model . Hong Kong : City University of Hong Kong Press . Chongqing ketizu , eds. 2011 . Chongqing Xin Shi [New Things in Chongqing] . Beijing : Zhongguo renmin daxue . Cui Zhiyuan . 2008 . “Cong Shanghai dao Chongqing” [“From Shanghai to Chongqing”] . Utopia (website...

... and moving images in the neoliberal cultural landscape of display. 34 Reviving the tradition of world expos, cities such as Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Chongqing have taken the stage as hosts of variously themed expositions attracting immense tourist traffic and large numbers of artworks; urban renewal...

... of Learned Societies, the Shanghai Pujiang Program, and the Leading Academic Discipline Project of the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission (Project Number B406). Unless otherwise noted, all translations are ours. The Media and the Public Sphere in Contemporary China...

... critical of Mill’s endorsement of individual liberty for its failure to provide provisions for public good.3 Concerned about Mill’s 1. For example, see Yan Fu, Qunji quanjie lun [On the boundaries between community and self] (Shanghai: Shangwu Press, 1935). 2. A number of scholars have focused...

... . New York : Leete’s Island Books . Yao Bo , 2012 . Zhi taoshude shengcheng [Becoming Ceramic] . Shanghai : Sanlian chubanshe . Yao Bo is a potter and professor of ceramics at the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute in Chongqing China. Her work has been exhibited all over China and in Europe...

... Academic Fellow at New York Uni- versity Shanghai. Dawn Lundy Martin, poet and essayist, is the author of four books of poetry, includ- ing Good Stock Strange Blood, forthcoming from Coffee House Press in 2017. She is professor of English and codirector of the Center for African American Poetry...