An innovative study of ideology formation and political mobilization, post-Cultural Revolution reconciliation, and the recovery of borderland identities in early post-Mao China.
An innovative study of ideology formation and political mobilization, post-Cultural Revolution reconciliation, and the recovery of borderland identities in early post-Mao China.
Martin T. Fromm is an assistant professor at Worcester State University. He is the editor of the academic journal Currents in Teaching and Learning.
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Introduction 1. Reconfiguring cultural production in the post-Mao transition 2. Borderland ambiguities in narratives of modernization and liberation 3. Relocating the nation outside the nation: forging a borderland-centered nationalist discourse 4. The 'historical science' of Wenshi Ziliao 5. Affective community and historical rehabilitation: 'widely making friends' to re-secure political loyalty 6. Mobilizing a 'patriotic united front' 7. Local, regional, and national dynamics of Wenshi Ziliao production Conclusion.
Introduction 1. Reconfiguring cultural production in the post-Mao transition 2. Borderland ambiguities in narratives of modernization and liberation 3. Relocating the nation outside the nation: forging a borderland-centered nationalist discourse 4. The 'historical science' of Wenshi Ziliao 5. Affective community and historical rehabilitation: 'widely making friends' to re-secure political loyalty 6. Mobilizing a 'patriotic united front' 7. Local, regional, and national dynamics of Wenshi Ziliao production Conclusion.
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