... a in Bret Hinsch's P assions o f the C ut S leeve (1992) on im p e ria l China and G re g o ry P flu g fe ld e r's C a rto g ra p h ­ ies o f D esire (2000) on early m o d e rn Jap an.6 As the o th e r c o n trib u to rs to th is to p ica l clus­ te r rig h tly p o in t out, recent sc h o la rsh ip in th...

... ve r th e past fe w decades since th e re fo rm era?1 H ow do w e un derstand these tra n sie n t qu eer subjects u n d e r th e the sis o f tra n s n a tio n ­ a lism w h e n China has b e com e th e w o rld 's fa c to ry and in c re a s in g ly o f im p o rta n c e in the g lo b a l p o litica l e...

... studies have taken on even greater reach as many indigenous peoples under new and diffe re nt economic, social and environmental challenges have opted for similar strategies. This essay concerns itse lf w ith ecomemory as an emerging area of exploration in ethnic environm ental literature in China. We...

...Jerry Zee Abstract This essay is an experiment in figuring the pandemic through its reconfigurations of Chineseness. It departs from the Sinophobic cliché that conflates race, geopolitics, and epidemiology: the “China Virus” and its cloud of cognate slurs. It considers the slogan-slur as both...

... of “homelands” to highlight the experiences of communities whose homelands remain occupied by settler-colonial and imperial nation-states, like the United States, India, Israel, and China. Participants speak to the struggles of sovereignty of their communities and communities they work with, unsettling...

.... These two unlikely figures—a hurricane and a jilted lover from Greek mythology—are unlikely role models for a pregnant African American woman from Mississippi. Yet these heroines and a pit bull named China serve as maternal figures for Esch Batiste, the fifteen-year-old protagonist, in her efforts...

... level, preexisting political and economic disparities intensified the effects of the pandemic for billions of global citizens. From Brazil to China, authoritarian leaders either denied the existence of the virus altogether or implemented policies pertaining to public health and the circulation...

... ica l d ivergen ces betw een people in H ong K on g ,T a iw a n , d ia s p o ric C hinese co u n trie s and re g io n s, and p e o p le in th e People's R epublic o f China. It is im p o rta n t to note th a t on the one hand, the a p p ro p ria tio n o f th e te rm is d e e p ly e m b e d d e d in th...

... of inspiration for contem porary social m orality in China.5There has, however, been little or no analysis of the literary talent that Zhao displaÿs in his creation of a Chinese narrative out of the biblical accounts, or of the intricate play in the text between sceptical, rational scholar, and intense adm irer...

... , 1985 . Dikötter Frank , Laamann Lars , and Xun Zhou . Narcotic Culture: A History of Drugs in China . London : Hurst , 2004 . Dodd George . A Day at the Factories, or, The Manufacturing Industries of Great Britain Described . Series 1 . London , 1843...

... and South Asia, the Eurasian continent, China and East Asia. Vectors and cultures w ould be introduced in relationship to one another as simultaneously interdependent and discrete form ations w ith ou t privileging any locations and examined through a linked set o f issues, questions, and themes. We w ould...

... . “ Possible Radar Suggests Beijing Wants ‘Effective Control’ in South China Sea .” New York Times , February 23 , 2016 . www.nytimes.com/2016/02/24/world/asia/china-south-china-sea-radar.html . Ghosh Amitav . The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable . Chicago : University...

... , in Memories of the Massacre, Nanjing 1937 , China Center TV, 2014 It is all I can do not to reach out and devour it. . . . What harm can words do me? Can they pierce my flesh? And who is to care if I break my vow and grow fat eating these words? —Mo Hayder, The Devil of Nanking...

... of The Postmodern Bible (Yale University Press, 1995) and Desire in the Renaissance: Psychoanalysis and Literature (Prince­ ton University Press, 1995). Chloë Starr is assistant professor of Asian Christianity and theology at Yale University Divinity School. She is the editor of Reading Christian Scripture in China...

... in orientali india nascentium . Antwerp , 1582 . Andrade Tonio . Lost Colony: The Untold Story of China’s First Great Victory over the West . Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press , 2011 . Bacon Francis . Historia Vitae et Mortis. Sive, Titulus Secondus in Historia Naturali et...

... to the China Seas and Japan (1856, 1857),10 the bold but bloodless assertion o f the Law of Nations symbolized by this treaty and its challenge to Japanese exclusionary policies is framed as a transform ation o f Japan from "closed" to "open." It is this version of early U.S.-Japan relations which supports...

... Copyright © 2011 Regents of the University of Colorado 2011 C ontributo rs H ongw ei Bao recently com pleted his PhD thesis, "Q u e e r C om rades: Gay Identities and P olitics in P ostsocialist China," w h ile a stu d e n t in the D epa rtm e nt o f G ender and C ultural Studies at The U n...

... University. He Is the author of Chinese Dreams (2004), The Hypothetical M an­ darin (2009), and On Literary Worlds (2012), and the co-editor, with Steven G.Yao and Haun Saussy, of Sinographies: W riting China (2007). He is co-editing, with Rebecca Walkowitz, A New Vocabulary for Global Modernism. His newest...

...?" Indeed, seeing the wellbeing of sentient life dependent on the integrity of its container, Tibetans often expose themselves and their fam ilies to trem endous risk by opposing mining in contem porary China. However, there are no guarantees of such enactm ents. Reconceptualizing the human as both...

... and Hutchins dedicated themselves to the Socialist Party, the Fellowship of Reconciliation, and the League for Industrial D em ocracy. In 1927, f o llo w in g several m o n t h s ' trave l in China, India, and th e S o v ie t Unio n , th e y declared th e m se lve s C o m m u n ists. In reco u n tin g...