... Visualizing Cultures controversy Optical and Cognitive Illusions: The MIT Visualizing Cultures Controversy in Spring 2006 Benjamin A. Elman In spring 2006, I was teaching a course for the history and East Asian stud- ies departments at Princeton under the newly...

...Claudia Pozzana Copyright © 1995 by Duke University Press 1995 ae3 Spring, Temporality, and History in Li Dazhao Claudia Pozzana At this moment of radical crisis for Marxism...

...Li Dazhao Copyright © 1995 by Duke University Press 1995 Spring1 Li Dazhao Spring days bring sun. East wind melts frost.2 From these faraway Ying3 Islands I turn to my country, where...

... a shift from Vietnamese collectivism to individualism during this period. However, through a reading of Khái Hưng's novel Nửa chừng xuân ( In the Midst of Spring ), this article argues that although male Vietnamese writers adapted the European first-person grammatical category to express individual...

...Qin Shao The unfolding of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) incident in spring 2006 led to lively exchanges and debates among scholars on the US-based Asian studies listserv, H-Asia, which lasted from early May to mid-June. They were the most rapid, intense exchanges and debates...

...Benjamin Tausig During ten weeks of antigovernment protest in spring 2010, the Thai military used physical and psychological tactics, including coercive broadcasting of music and sound, to combat demonstrations in Bangkok. Before a violent crackdown in May, protesters and soldiers spent ten weeks...

...Serk-Bae Suh This essay examines the controversial staging of a Japanese-language version of the popular Korean romance Ch'unhyangjŏn ( The Tale of Spring Fragrance ) by the Japanese theatrical company Shinkyô in 1938. By analyzing the arguments of Japanese and Korean intellectuals about the play...

... the best place to observe what neglect made possible, as migrants, students, entrepreneurs, and illegal enterprises took advantage of cheap rents and a lack of regulation. Just after the Spring Festival in 2014, however, the government announced that all urban villages would be demolished by the end...

..., subsisting in the exploration and expression of art and culture with a new working-class consciousness in postsocialist China. The status of the group has been bolstered by an array of artistic output, such as theater productions, literary writings, and Spring Festival galas. Although overshadowed by some...

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... themselves from the Canton delta mud. poritions I:I 0 1993 by Duke University Press. positions 1 :1 Spring 1993 132 Rising, rising, rising, we migrants...

... politics in prewar and wartime Japan must be associated with positions 1 :1 Spring 1993 26 the stories and picture stories we are still hearing and seeing about racial hatred of Europeans against...

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... by Duke University Press positions 21:2  Spring 2013 310 time state has been a target of criticism and debate. How could sophisti- cated cosmopolitan artists have been co-­opted by the oppressive military...

...:’ 0 1995 by Duke University Press positions 3: 1 Spring 1995 150 Before entering into the discussion of the trope of “mainland China,” or the “mainland” as commonly used in Taiwan, however...

... inside my body- positions 2:1 @ 1994 by Duke University Press. positions 2: 1 Spring 1994 58 (the two of us anchored to our chairs as we sat facing opposite walls...

...Haiqing Yu Duke University Press 2007 Talking, Linking, Clicking: The Politics of AIDS and SARS in Urban China Haiqing Yu The spring of 2003 has been vividly described as the “spring of masks” in China.1 Soon after the nation staged the largest ever...

... University Press positions 20:2 Spring 2012 474 monly circulated. Portraits were largely kept close at hand and admired in personal collections. And then, along with motorbikes, portraits became...

... positions 13:1 © 2005 by Duke University Press positions 13:1 Spring 2005 286 The last Armenian and the last Ojibway in Fresno The first ballpark hotdog with mustard The first home run in Yankee...

... 1996 by Duke University Press. positions 4: 1 Spring 1996 32 the anniversary of an important patriotic event (the March 1919 Uprising, the Student Revolution of 1960, the Kwangju Uprising of 1980...