Krishna Prakash Gupta
Biographic Data
| ID | 1380609 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Krishna Prakash Gupta |
| GIVEN NAMES | Krishna Prakash |
| FAMILY NAME | Gupta |
| SIGNATURE | GUPTA K P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Delhi |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 21 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Modes of Governance and the Range of Social Space
Filling Up of Blank Spaces in China and India
The Making of China's Image of India
Religion in Rampura
Sociology of Indian Tradition and Tradition of Indian Sociology
Marxism-Leninism Mao Tse-tung Thought
Religious evolution and social change in India
N Power and N Ach in China
In the early 'slxties, Americans saw in China a model of totalitarian consolidation of power, In the early 'seventies, they see only growth and achievement there. Between these two perceptions, neither has China's internal reality changed drastically nor have American eval uations suddenly become more real istic. But the new material basis of Sino-American relations has gradually transformed reciprocal images. The evidence for this transformation…
Confucius on the Campus
Traditions of Modernity
Following a comparative and evolutionary perspective, this paper seeks to analyze Indian, Chinese and Western traditions and their particularistic patterns of change at the macro-level, moves on to identify crucial ideological breaks during the pre- modern period in each case, and concludes with a brief elaboration of variable tradition-bound paths of modernity. In doing this, the paper attempts to suggest a revision of the tradition-modernity co…
Dalai Lama's Dual Tactics
Indian approaches to modern China-II A Socio-Historical Analysis
Society as a Factory
Social Sciences in modern China are transformed from purely academic disciplines into strategic studies of manipulated change. In this transformation, social scientists are no longer professionally trained elites but voluntary workers engaged in the 'sacred' task of implementing Maoist policies and programmes. The process of change involves substantive restructuring of curricula, research methodology and goals of social science education. In its …
Liberal Arts education in China
Chinese Tradition of International Relations
Tsinghua Experience and Higher Education in China
China's theory and practice of intervention
Indian Perceptions
Culture and Politics in China
A Study of the Socialist Education Movement
Revolutionization of Chinese Youth
Religious evolution and social change in India
The Making of China's Image of India
Society as a Factory
Social Sciences in modern China are transformed from purely academic disciplines into strategic studies of manipulated change. In this transformation, social scientists are no longer professionally trained elites but voluntary workers engaged in the 'sacred' task of implementing Maoist policies and programmes. The process of change involves substantive restructuring of curricula, research methodology and goals of social science education. In its …
Traditions of Modernity
Following a comparative and evolutionary perspective, this paper seeks to analyze Indian, Chinese and Western traditions and their particularistic patterns of change at the macro-level, moves on to identify crucial ideological breaks during the pre- modern period in each case, and concludes with a brief elaboration of variable tradition-bound paths of modernity. In doing this, the paper attempts to suggest a revision of the tradition-modernity co…
Indian approaches to modern China-II A Socio-Historical Analysis
China's theory and practice of intervention
Modes of Governance and the Range of Social Space
Sociology of Indian Tradition and Tradition of Indian Sociology
Chinese Tradition of International Relations
A Study of the Socialist Education Movement
Revolutionization of Chinese Youth
Indian Perceptions
Culture and Politics in China
Liberal Arts education in China
Chinese Tradition of International Relations
Tsinghua Experience and Higher Education in China
China's theory and practice of intervention
Indian approaches to modern China-II A Socio-Historical Analysis
Society as a Factory
Social Sciences in modern China are transformed from purely academic disciplines into strategic studies of manipulated change. In this transformation, social scientists are no longer professionally trained elites but voluntary workers engaged in the 'sacred' task of implementing Maoist policies and programmes. The process of change involves substantive restructuring of curricula, research methodology and goals of social science education. In its …
N Power and N Ach in China
In the early 'slxties, Americans saw in China a model of totalitarian consolidation of power, In the early 'seventies, they see only growth and achievement there. Between these two perceptions, neither has China's internal reality changed drastically nor have American eval uations suddenly become more real istic. But the new material basis of Sino-American relations has gradually transformed reciprocal images. The evidence for this transformation…
Confucius on the Campus
Traditions of Modernity
Following a comparative and evolutionary perspective, this paper seeks to analyze Indian, Chinese and Western traditions and their particularistic patterns of change at the macro-level, moves on to identify crucial ideological breaks during the pre- modern period in each case, and concludes with a brief elaboration of variable tradition-bound paths of modernity. In doing this, the paper attempts to suggest a revision of the tradition-modernity co…
Dalai Lama's Dual Tactics
Sociology of Indian Tradition and Tradition of Indian Sociology
Marxism-Leninism Mao Tse-tung Thought
Religious evolution and social change in India
Religion in Rampura
The Making of China's Image of India
Filling Up of Blank Spaces in China and India
Modes of Governance and the Range of Social Space
Political science (18 works) · China (11 works) · Law (9 works) · Law (9 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (7 works) · Politics (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Art (4 works) · History (4 works)