Titlebook: China‘s Search for Modernity; Cultural Discourse i He Ping Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2002 bi

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The Significance of China’s Cultural Tradition for Modernizationtion of resources; the development of production and productivity; the establishment of centralized political power and the formation of national identities; ‘the proliferation of rights of political participation, of urban forms of life and of formal schooling’; ‘the secularization of values and no

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The Imagination of Modernity and Pre-Modernity in the 1990s. As the economy rapidly developed, society became more open and plural than before. Cultural discourse was less politicized. Nevertheless, the advancement of market economy without the necessary change of political institutions created serious social problems. Prevalent commercialism and the tenden

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Eric Haines,Tomas Akenine-M?llerons also induced Enlightenment philosophers and other Western thinkers such as Saint-Simon to propose modern projects. Why had no such philosophy been formulated and no indigenous modern science been created in traditional China? This is an important question in understanding China’s failure to achieve modernity in the past.

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Ray Axis-Aligned Bounding Box Intersectiontalism was able to generate, they were forced to resist it, and think of other ways to acquire modernity. In fact, the choice facing China’s modernizing elite was between a liberal modernity that accepted the capitalist reformation of Asian society and a socialist modernity that resisted it.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-4427-2trial capitalism could eventually take hold in the West while imperial China remained a ‘feudal’ society? This question, formulated within the unilinear conception of world history, was one of the central concerns of the Chinese cultural discourse for modernity in the late twentieth century.

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Ray-Tracing Programs and Plug-ins,ement of market economy without the necessary change of political institutions created serious social problems. Prevalent commercialism and the tendency towards commoditization of many aspects of social life pushed intellectual inquiry almost to the margin of society. Yet the intellectual discourse for modernity survived.