This book examines public discourse on the production and dissemination of scientific and technological knowledge in Mao-era China. With three case studies on agricultural mechanization, steel production, and veterinary medicine, the authors argue that the party-state pursued a pragmatist model of modernization.
This book examines public discourse on the production and dissemination of scientific and technological knowledge in Mao-era China. With three case studies on agricultural mechanization, steel production, and veterinary medicine, the authors argue that the party-state pursued a pragmatist model of modernization.
Rui Kunze is a research fellow at Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nüremberg. Marc Andre Matten is professor of contemporary Chinese history at Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nüremberg.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Figures Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1 Defining Correct Science-Transformations of Knowledge Epistemologies Chapter 2 Creating the People's Science: Science Dissemination as a Social Process Chapter 3 Promising a Bright Future: The (Half-)Mechanization of Agricultural Production Chapter 4 Producing Knowledge on the Shopfloor: Technological Innovation in Socialist Industrialization Chapter 5 Creating a Bifurcated Knowledge System-the Case of Chinese Veterinary Medicine Chapter 6 Re-shuffling Science in the Reform Era Bibliography Index About the Author
List of Figures Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1 Defining Correct Science-Transformations of Knowledge Epistemologies Chapter 2 Creating the People's Science: Science Dissemination as a Social Process Chapter 3 Promising a Bright Future: The (Half-)Mechanization of Agricultural Production Chapter 4 Producing Knowledge on the Shopfloor: Technological Innovation in Socialist Industrialization Chapter 5 Creating a Bifurcated Knowledge System-the Case of Chinese Veterinary Medicine Chapter 6 Re-shuffling Science in the Reform Era Bibliography Index About the Author
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