... rarely revealed to the Chinese general public. Huang s shift from the Shifu school of Chinese anarchism to cul- turology can be dated to the Mukden Incident in 1931 (see Huang Youdong 2016: 29). In light of the concurrent Japanese advance in Manchuria, his attempt to theorize commensurability among...

... of its publication. The penultimate issue (no. 15) was published on 15 January 1908. 14 Jiang Jun and Li Xingzhi, Zhongguo jindai de wuzhengfu zhuyi sichao, 38. 15 See Peter Zarrow, “Women’s Liberation and Anarcho-feminism,” in Anarchism and Chinese...

... who maintain their ethnic identities; who speak Mandarin and other forms of Chinese, Malay, or Tamil; who are able to sustain the “Asian” multicul- tures of multiethnic Singapore; and who live in the older public housing estates — in contrast...

... the key spots of the campus. At Russo ❘❘ Mao and the Red Guards 537 the moment of the meeting in Zhongnanhai, which began at 3 a.m. and lasted until 8 a.m. (the preferred working hours for Mao and other Chinese...

... there, I am still there.” In the untiring inven- tiveness of the Chinese revolutionaries, all sorts of subjective and practi- cal trajectories have found their name. Already, to change subjectivity, to live otherwise, to think otherwise...

... of revolutionary change, agrarian so- ciety, comparative regional development, social movements, war and terror, and imperialism with particular reference to China, Japan, East Asia, and world social change. He is the author or editor of Chinese Village...

... to consolidate “nation- ness” in the newly nationalized Japanese people. Shibue, Sociology, Ibid., – Ibid., Ibid., – Peter Zarrow, Anarchism and Chinese Political Culture (New York...

...Ackbar Abbas Copyright © 1993 by Duke University Press 1993 The Last Emporium: Verse and Cultural Space Ackbar Abbas 1 Living in interesting times, as the old Chinese adage tells us, is a dubious advamage. Interesting times are periods...

...Christian de Pee 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Premodern Chinese Weddings and the Divorce of Past and Present Christian de Pee The following verses from the Satires by Horace (Quintus Horatius Flaccus, 65–8 b.c.e.) appear as the first epigraph...

... social relations. Copyright 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 Clock Time, National Space, and the Limits of Guomindang Anti-imperialism Brian Tsui In a rallying speech that launched the New Life Movement, Chiang Kai-­ shek proclaimed that the Chinese...

...Inhye Han Abstract This article is the first study that excavates a Korean writer's Chinese‐language play based on Taiwanese farmers’ real‐life events and that identifies its author as playwright, filmmaker, and novelist Li Kyŏngson. During his Shanghai years (1929–32), Li encountered Japanese...

...: Alien Bodies and Delusions ). Exhibition catalog. Rambelli Fabio . 2014 . Zen Anarchism: The Egalitarian Dharma of Uchiyama Gudō . Honolulu : Institute of Buddhist Studies . Ritzinger Justin . 2017 . Anarchy in the Pure Land: Reinventing the Cult of Maitreya in Modern Chinese...

...Gary Sigley This essay examines how the human body has been variously imagined and acted upon in twentieth-century China. It does so by focusing on one particularly prominent feature of Chinese discourse concerned with the calculation, measurement, and shaping of the human body and human conduct...

...-­1920s was also partly due to the replacement of anarchism, which tended to be more liberal and individualist, with Marxism in the mainstream of socialist thought both in Japan and in Korea.11 Many would-­be leaders of the Korean socialist wom...

... culture(s). Conversely, the band ChthoniC has used the Wushe Incident to push an overtly political position, that of an independent Taiwan, in their fourth studio album Seediq bale (Chinese: Saideke balai , 2005). The fact that a melodic black-metal band has appropriated this event to convey a political...

... opens the way to “force” the available encyclopedia of a given situation, so as to change the old into the new. Without any explicit mention of its Chinese sources, even for Badiou’s later work the investigation is that which ensures...

... also played a significant role in forming the anarcho-­syndicalist organization among Chinese workers in Paris in 1922 and 1923); one of the earliest and most effective criticizers of the anarchist thought that had dominated the scene in both...

... Dispute in German Sociology , translated by Adey Glyn and Frisby David . New York : Harper and Row . Altehenger Jennifer . 2013 . “ Review: The Tragedy of Liberation: A History of the Chinese Revolution 1945–57 , by Frank Dikötter .” Times Higher Education , October 24...

...Slavoj Žižek The essay analyzes revolutionary terror apropos of two exemplary cases: the Jacobin phase of the French Revolution and the Chinese Cultural Revolution. In both cases, terror should be dismissed not as a mass crime but as a failed articulation of the radical emancipatory will. Our task...

... on the alleged natural predilection of Chinese cul- ture for “role differentiation.” After Levy, the reduction of social to animal life did not need to be reargued. His project had proved, in theory and with lavish attention to empirical detail...