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1993 – 2016: (12) : “Social Existence Determines Social and Political Consciousness” Chapter Twelve of “The Logic of Politics” 王沪宁等著《政治的逻辑》
Chapter Twelve Summary: Social Existence Determines Social and Political Consciousness This chapter of The Logic of Politics: Principles of Marxist Political Science presents a systematic Marxist theory of political culture grounded in historical materialism. Political culture is a specific form … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Ideology 思想, Philosophy 哲学, Politics 政治, Russia, Science, Technology and Academic 科技学术
Tagged autonomy, Britain, China, Chinese, class character, class interests, Communism, Communist Party, cultural, culture, democratic, development, education, Engels, England, France, Friedrich Engels, Gabriel Almond, Gleb Uspensky, Hegel, history, human rights, indoctrination, John Dewey, Kant, Karl Marx, labor, Lenin, Leninism, Logic of Politics, Lucien Pye, Mao, Mao Zedong, Marx, Marxism, Marxist, material conditions, national nihilism, nihilism, philosophy, political culture, political science, politics, PRC, proletariat, Renaissnace, Russia, social, social existence, social rights, socialist, society, spiritual weapon, Stalin, text, The Communist Manifesto, The German Ideology, tradition, union, Vulgar Marxism, Wang Huning, working class, 共产党, 中国
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1919 Bing Xin: Female Students in Our Era of Destruction and Construction
Translated below the second article of Volume One of Bing Xin’s Collected Works 冰心全集 See also: 1919 Female Students in Our Era of Destruction and Construction The term “female student” (女学生) is a new one that has emerged in the … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Literature 文学, Science, Technology and Academic 科技学术
Tagged 1919, BIng Xin, education, equality, literature, May Fourth, rights, 冰心, 女, 女學生, 女作家, 平等, 文學, 權力, 五四
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2013 Ran Yunfei: Making Classical Chinese Texts Come Alive
My five years at US Consulate General Chengdu (2007 – 2012) were enriched by getting to know Ran Yunfei. I knew Ran Yunfei as a man prolific in his writings, with a great appreciation for good food and drink, a … Continue reading
Posted in Literature 文学
Tagged Chengdu, children, China, Classical Chinese, classical poetry, education, Hu Shi, literature, poetry, prose, Ran Yunfei, Sichuan, 冉云飞, 古詩文, 古文, 中国
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1943 Wartime Japanese Children’s Literature: Pearl Harbor Day in a Japanese Village
I came across Niimi Nankichi’s wartime Japanese children’s story on the 青空文库 Azora Bunko. The Azora Bunko apparently parallels the Gutenberg Project — its volunteers make older Japanese literature available online. After translating the story, I got interested in its … Continue reading
Posted in Japan, Literature 文学
Tagged Asia, Azora Bunko, bad habits, children, children's literature, countryside, diary, education, emperor, 青空文库, history, Japan, literature, moral, Niimi Nankichi, Pearl Harbor, school, Shōkokumin Bungaku, Sino-Japanese War, United States, war, war games, 少国民, 新美南吉, 日本, 日中
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1957: XI Hundred Flowers Criticizing Party Leadership, Policies, and Marxism
Criticisms by Hundred Flowers period ‘rightists’ opposing the Chinese Communist Party’s leadership, guidance and thought reform of intellectuals, opposing Marxism and criticizing how unqualified people who believe in communist ideology are preferred over experts are the topics of this Part … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Ideology 思想, Politics 政治
Tagged China, Chinese, dogmatism, education, history, Hundred Flowers, ideology, intellectuals, leadership, leadership of the Communist Party, literature, Marxism, philosophy, politics, PRC, revisionism, 共产党, 中国
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Rightist Memoir XLVII: 2010 Perspectives on China’s Corruption and Forgotten Republican Era Heroes
Find Blood Chronicle Table of Contents and chapter links at Kong Lingping’s Rightist Memoir I: “Blood Chronicle” By Long-time Prisoner of Mao Zedong The full Chinese text can be downloaded from bannedbook.org Chapter Twelve: From 2010 a Perspective on China’s Prospects After Mao Zedong’s … Continue reading
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Rightist Memoir XLVI: What Became of My Labor Camp Comrades
Find Blood Chronicle Table of Contents and chapter links at Kong Lingping’s Rightist Memoir I: “Blood Chronicle” By Long-time Prisoner of Mao Zedong The full Chinese text can be downloaded from bannedbook.org 3. Wang Dabing and His Daughter After returning to Chongqing, I … Continue reading
Posted in "Blood Chronicle" -- A Rightist Memoir, History 历史
Tagged Asia, China, deng xiaoping, education, general, Mao Zedong, Pan Chaoyuan, poem, poetry, politics, PRC, rehabilitation, ROC, slogan, slogans, survivor, Taiwan, Wang Dabing, Xia Guangran, 共产党, 中国
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Rightist Memoir XLIII: My Family Falls Apart
Find table of contents chapter links at Kong Lingping’s Rightist Memoir I: “Blood Chronicle” By Long-time Prisoner of Mao Zedong The full Chinese text can be downloaded from bannedbook.org Chapter 9 My Family Falls Apart Mother had been feeling tightness in her chest … Continue reading
Rightist Memoir XXXIV: Love and Marriage
Find other chapters listed at Kong Lingping’s Rightist Memoir I: “Blood Chronicle” By Long-time Prisoner of Mao Zedong The full Chinese text can be downloaded from bannedbook.org 6. My First Love and Marriage After settling the issue of my employment by starting work … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddha, Chengdu, China, Chongqing, comedy, education, Emeishan, family, history, Kong Lingping, life, love, marriage, matchmaker, Mount Emeir, 峨眉山
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Rightist Memoir XXXIII: I Get a Job Teaching Math
Find other chapters listed at Kong Lingping’s Rightist Memoir I: “Blood Chronicle” By Long-time Prisoner of Mao Zedong The full Chinese text can be downloaded from bannedbook.org Book Three Chapter III I Teach for a While According to Chinese folk customs, the … Continue reading
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Tagged China, Chongqing, Communist Party, corruption, education, housing, learning, middle school, political, politics, PRC, reform, rehabilitation, rightist, school, Sichuan, students, teachers, teaching, 共产党, 中国
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