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a forum of Chinese and Western knowledge
Introduction : difference and convergence in globalization / Q.S. Tong and Douglas Kerr -- pt. I: Knowledge, institutionalization, and globalization. What's real? / Catherine Belsey -- Some notes on a critique of culture / Ronald A.T. Judy -- Race theory on trial under national socialism : the case of Ludwig Ferdinand Clauss / Christopher Hutton -- English studies and global ethics : universalism and the idioms of experience / Eric Clarke -- English and the humanities in China / Wang Shouren and Zhao Wenshu -- Why should the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences continue to exist? / Liu Dong -- The Chinese government's policy on private higher education : 1982-2000 / Zhang Boshu and Wang Guilan -- Reading the West : notes on recent Chinese critiques of Western discourses / Jiang Ningkang -- pt. II: Reviews and translations. The "linguistic turn" in 1990s China and globalization / Chen Jianhua -- Research methods and Chinese humanities at the turn of the century / Zhu Shoutong -- Editors' note -- Will literary study survive the globalization of the university and the new regime of telecommunications? / J. Hillis Miller -- The future of literary theory in the context of globalization (excerpts) / Qian Zhongwen -- Chinese literature in the milieu of "globality" (excerpts) / Wang Yichuan -- Economic globalization and cultural pluralism (excerpts) / Wan Junren -- Chinese studies : a changing field of contention : a debate on Wu Hung's Monumentality in early Chinese art and architecture (excerpts) / Li Ling -- "Re-evaluation of modernity" and modern Chinese literature (excerpts) / Li Yi -- Historical imaginaries of Asia / Wang Hui -- Foreign settlements in Shanghai and fusion of different cultures ( excerpts) / Xiong Yuezhi -- Afterword / Paul A. Bove.
edited by Q.S. Tong, Wang Shouren, and Douglas Kerr.