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Confucius and the Cultural Revolution:
International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society, 1997"Confucius declared that he was not an originator, but a transmitter. It was his mission to gather up what had been once known but long ne glected or misunderstood. It was his painstaking fidelity in accomplishing his task, as well as the high ability which he brought to it, that gave the Master his extraordinary hold upon the people of his race ...
Tong Zhang, Barry Schwartz
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On ‘cultural revolution’ and the Arab culture of revolution
Contemporary Arab Affairs, 2012Given the media hype and attention devoted to the events of the 2010–2011 ‘Arab Spring’ it may perhaps be overlooked that the Arabs, and more than many other nations, possess long experience with diverse and profound long-term revolutions in the twentieth century.
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The Cultural Revolution: The Last Revolution?
positions: asia critique, 2005Translated by Bruno ...
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Continuous revolution: Making sense of Cultural Revolution culture
Visual Studies, 2014During China’s Cultural Revolution (1966–1976), artworks and artists endured rigorous restrictions. The Party banned traditional Chinese themes and styles as well as ‘capitalist’ art.
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2013
Culture served communist-ruled states by presenting a vision of nations and peoples in transition from a dark and oppressive past into the projected bright future of communism. National and party leaders followed Lenin in ascribing great importance to the persuasive powers of the arts and insisting on their incorporation into the machinery of ...
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Culture served communist-ruled states by presenting a vision of nations and peoples in transition from a dark and oppressive past into the projected bright future of communism. National and party leaders followed Lenin in ascribing great importance to the persuasive powers of the arts and insisting on their incorporation into the machinery of ...
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New Blackfriars, 1969
This collection of essays discusses the issues that are important for Catholics and others who find in neo-Marxism, at least in some of its varieties, something that speaks to their condition. The situation is slightly complicated in that some of the writers, notably Terry Eagleton and Raymond Williams, are also affected by a densely and peculiarly ...
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This collection of essays discusses the issues that are important for Catholics and others who find in neo-Marxism, at least in some of its varieties, something that speaks to their condition. The situation is slightly complicated in that some of the writers, notably Terry Eagleton and Raymond Williams, are also affected by a densely and peculiarly ...
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