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China’s Intellectuals and the State

In Search of a New Relationship

Edited by Merle Goldman

Timothy Cheek

Carol Lee Hamrin

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$26.50 • £23.95 • €24.95

ISBN 9780674119727

Publication Date: 06/10/1987

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Preface
- Introduction: Uncertain Change [Merle Goldman and Timothy Cheek]
I. Ideological Spokesman
- 1. Ai Siqi: Professional Philosopher and Establishment Intellectual [Joshua A. Fogel]
II. Professional Elite
- 2. Economists and Economic Policy-Making in the Early 1960s [Nina Halpern]
- 3. The Politics of Historiography: Jian Bozan’s Historicism [Clifford Edmunds]
- 4. Law and Legal Professionalism in the People’s Republic of China [James V. Feinerman]
- 5. China’s Scientists and Technologies in the Post-Mao Era: A Retrospective and Prospective Glimpse [Denis Fred Simon]
III. Critical Intellectuals
- 6. The Emergence of Humanism: Wang Ruoshui and the Critique of Socialist Alienation [David A. Kelly]
- 7. The Chinese Writer in His Own Mirror: Writer, State, and Society—the Literary Evidence [Rudolph G. Wagner]
- 8. Keeper of the Flame: Wang Ruowang as Moral Critic of the State [Kyna Rubin]
IV. The Party’s Policies toward Intellectuals
- 9. Thought Workers in Deng’s Time [Lynn T. White III]
- 10. Conclusion: New Trends under Deng Xiaoping and His Successors [Carol Lee Hamrin]
Notes
Index

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