Titlebook: China and Global Capitalism; Reflections on Marxi Lin Chun Book 2013 Lin Chun 2013 capitalism.China.communism.economy.history.Marx.marxism.

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Michiel M. Rutgers Van Der Loefftically influential concepts of traditional China deserve our special attention. Marx and Engels adopted the language of “Oriental society” from Europe’s worldly thinkers. Along with it they inherited some of the main assumptions and categories of (early) modern European imaginations of Asia, most o

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F. A. Stewart Ph.D.,M. V. Williams M.D.threefold reason. First, their actual referents and symbolic signification are historically derived from the Chinese revolution, which was both national and class liberating in nature. Second, while creating a common constituency, the revolution was predominantly based on and powered by the laboring

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Why Nuclear Imaging and Radiotherapy?ry in Part I and the past, present, and potential future movement of modern China vis-à-vis global capitalism in Part II, some tentative reflections from a critical and self-reflexive Marxist standpoint are in order. Self-reflexivity is both an intrinsic mechanism and an open manifestation of the dy