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Some Chinese Directions in Anthropology

Anthropological Quarterly, 2010
Stephan Feuchtwang & Michael Rowlands London School of Economics & University College, London interviewing Wang Mingming. Wang Mingming is a Chinese anthropologist, born in 1962 in the city of Quanzhou in southern Fujian, China. He was trained in archaeology and ethnological history at Xiamen University in the same southeastern province of Fujian ...
Stephan Feuchtwang, Michael Rowlands
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Chinese-Style Anthropology and the Localization of Anthropology

Chinese Sociology & Anthropology, 2000
This article, first of all, summarizes the debate regarding "Chinese-style anthropology" since the reconstruction of anthropology, and discusses the background and significance of this dialogue. Second, it proposes that the discussion on anthropology is concerned with "the issue of the localization of anthropology," and also discusses the background ...
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CHINESE ANTHROPOLOGY AND ETHNOLOGY

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1929
To the Editor: —Your interesting editorial (The Journal, Dec. 22, 1928, p. 1997) leads me to add some impressions we have received as a result of our endeavors in the life insurance field of the East and some accumulated facts with reference to the Chinese people resident in China, Siam, the Philippine Islands and Indo-China.
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The Chinese People Need Anthropology

Chinese Sociology & Anthropology, 1988
Anthropology is an important discipline. It is a discipline that belongs to the natural sciences and also to the social sciences. In our country, for many years anthropology has been mistakenly understood to be just a natural science, that is, as physical anthropology, or was even further confined to paleoanthropology, the discipline that studies human
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Chinese Openness and Anthropology's Nativization

Chinese Sociology & Anthropology, 2001
In this article, the nativization of Chinese anthropology is seen as part of the effort throughout the twentieth century to "modernize" China; moreover, it is seen as the manifestation of a complex, a discourse. Nativizing anthropology is not simply an academic exercise.
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Chinese Perspectives on Anthropology and Ethnology

2023
The essay illustrates the original contributions of Chinese anthropology and ethnology, developed in a critical dialogue with the main international traditions. It considers how the increasingly authoritative Chinese disciplinary perspectives concur to expand the scientific horizons, beyond obsolete hegemonies.
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Moving Toward an Applied Chinese Anthropology

Chinese Sociology & Anthropology, 2001
Because of the rapid social changes taking place in China and the nation's scholarly tradition, anthropology will move toward being an applied discipline. Many unresolved difficulties still lie along this path, however.
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Anthropology, China, and the Chinese Century

Annual Review of Anthropology, 2014
If the twenty-first century will be a Chinese one, what will its anthropology bring? The new realities of life in China have fundamentally reshaped the anthropology of modern China. With the disappearance of the planned economy, a whole range of structures, networks, organizations, and practices has emerged at the interface of state and society ...
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New Development of Chinese Literary Anthropology

2020
Chinese literary anthropology, growing out of comparative literature and cross-cultural studies at the end of the twentieth century, is a notably innovative paradigm in contemporary Chinese humanity researches and enters into a new stage at the beginning of the twenty-first century. Basing on this consideration, this essay firstly attempts to interpret
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Adoption of Christian Anthropology by Chinese Intellectuals

2021
Abstract In their search for justification in a scriptural text, both Christian and non-Christian Chinese intellectuals in the modern era found the Old Testament a rich and promising source at times of cultural and national crises. In this paper, three major topics will be taken up.
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