On China's Cultural Transformation.

Intro -- Contents -- Series Foreword -- Preface -- List of Contributors -- Chapter 1 The Logic of Chinese Cultural Development in a Variable World of Modernization and Globalization -- Chapter 2 Philosophical Reflections on the Course of Chinese Cultural Modernization -- Chapter 3 Cultural Reflections on the Popularity of Chinese Learning -- Chapter 4 Problems with Confucianism in Building a Modern Culture -- Chapter 5 Confucianism, Chinese Marxism, and Chinese Modernization -- Chapter 6 The Modern Values of Folklore: Chinese Modern Literature and the Morphology of Folk Culture -- Chapter 7 What Is Reality? How Should We Think? One Understanding of the "State of Thought" in Contemporary Literature -- Chapter 8 Between History and Modernity: Thoughts on the State of Modern Literary Studies and Criticism -- Chapter 9 The Contemporary Values of Literary Ecology and Ecological Critique -- Chapter 10 A Realm Divided in Six: Chinese Literature Today -- Chapter 11 What Is "Anthropology" as I Understand It? -- Chapter 12 The Direction of Modern Chinese Religion -- Chapter 13 Rewriting Women: Writing Gender and Cultural Space in the 1980s and 1990s -- Chapter 14 Deconstructing Ethnic Minorities in China: Eliminating Orientalism or Re-Orientalizing? -- Chapter 15 On the Formation and Evolution of Chinese National Cultural Security Issues in the Twentieth Century -- Chapter 16 A New Understanding of "Soft Power".

Centering on the cultural transformations of China since late 1970s and covering a diverse of topics in the field, this collection of articles presents a multi-dimensional narrative on the dynamics, dilemmas and characteristics involving this giant process.

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