This book presents a radically new interpretation of Lu Xun (1881-1936), the most prominent cultural figure of modern China, by bringing to light the naturalistic conception of culture that defines his thinking and by interpreting his naturalism in light of affirmative biopolitics and correlative thinking
This book presents a radically new interpretation of Lu Xun (1881-1936), the most prominent cultural figure of modern China, by bringing to light the naturalistic conception of culture that defines his thinking and by interpreting his naturalism in light of affirmative biopolitics and correlative thinking
Wenjin Cui is an Assistant Professor of Chinese at the University of New Hampshire. Her areas of specialization include modern and contemporary Chinese literature and culture, film studies, and critical theory.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter 1. Life and the Power of Self-Transcendence Chapter 2. The Generation of a "New Life" Chapter 3. Evolutionary Progress and In-Between Existence Chapter 4. A Biopolitical Vision of Chinese Modernity Chapter 5. Correlative Thinking and Its Modern Transformation Chapter 6. Overcoming Nihilism Chapter 7. The Negative Bond between Singular Existences Bibliography
Introduction Chapter 1. Life and the Power of Self-Transcendence Chapter 2. The Generation of a "New Life" Chapter 3. Evolutionary Progress and In-Between Existence Chapter 4. A Biopolitical Vision of Chinese Modernity Chapter 5. Correlative Thinking and Its Modern Transformation Chapter 6. Overcoming Nihilism Chapter 7. The Negative Bond between Singular Existences Bibliography
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