| ID | 131256 |
| Title Proper | Examining the end of revolution |
| Other Title Information | a foretaste of Wang Hui's thought |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Horesh, Niv ; Sullivan, Jonathan |
| Publication | 2014. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | Wang Hui is a significant contemporary Chinese thinker and a key representative of Chinese New Left thought. This article provides a critical review of some of the themes that emerge from Wang's The End of Revolution as a means of situating his position in China's intellectual landscape, with a particular mind to exploring the historicity of Wang's thought as it informs his views. The essay engages some of the key discursive threads in The End of Revolution and provides a critical overview of Wang's positions on neoliberalism, the tension between Western articulations of modernity and China's own self-image. |
| `In' analytical Note | China Report Vol. 50, No.2; May 2014: p.151-160 |
| Journal Source | China Report Vol. 50, No.2; May 2014: p.151-160 |
| Key Words | Wang Hui ; New Left ; Modernity ; State ; Nation |