Catherine Capdeville-Zengs book, an ethnography of the world of Chinese rock in the 1980s and early 1990s in Peking, throws us into the heart of…
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At the present moment, the title of this book on the protection of Chinas cultural heritage almost sounds like a provocation, in view of the…
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The sheer number of signifiers in this books double title shows us straight away that the author of this work is dealing with a very…
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This collection brings together poems written over 25 years and serves to illuminate the contrasts and the development of the poets thought. Most of the…
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Lau Sanchings testimony of his ten years in the laogai, Chinas gulag, belongs to a genre with a firm pedigree, since it is related to…
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This book, edited by Isabelle Thireau (CNRS / EHESS, Paris) and Wang Hansheng (Department of Sociology, Peking University), is the fruit of several years of…
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Philip Huang set up a Los Angeles-based study group to examine Chinese law, and has created a collection with Stanford University Press, this being the…
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Having represented state ideology from one end of eastern Asia to the other for two thousand years, Confucianism today is no more than a mark…
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Over the last thirty years, many works, both Chinese and foreign, have been devoted to the reformist activities of notables from various Chinese provinces during…
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This collection sets out to show that Asian Islam is not peripheral, as is often supposed. Relying on their own specialist knowledge, each author gives…
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