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David Bartel

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ID3849488
NAMEDavid Bartel
GIVEN NAMESDavid
FAMILY NAMEBartel
SIGNATUREBARTEL D
AFFILIATIONSHong Kong Baptist University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT8
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2009
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
H-INDEX0
  • Postologies et nouveaux conservatismes

    Henry Zhao, David Bartel et al.•ARTICLE•Monde chinois•2021

    Ce texte est important pour deux raisons. D’abord, c’est la première fois qu’est utilisé le terme de « houxue » – traduit ici par postologie – pour regrouper, non sans une pointe d’humour, les différents discours « post- », poststructuralisme, postmodernisme, postcolonialisme, postsocialisme ou postrévolutionnaire qui ont fleuri en Chine au lendemain des drames nationaux et internationaux de l’année 1989. Si ces discours théoriques, importés d’Oc…

  • The difficulties of having Arif Dirlik published in the French language, and why I felt compelled to do it

    David Bartel•ARTICLE•Inter-Asia Cultural Studies•2021•References: 2

    The text is a continuation of a eulogy written in the memory of Professor Dirlik, made in Duke University, a year after his passing. It develops the three argument I perceived important in the difficulties I met to translate a part of Dirlik works in the French language: a complex relation to France’s colonial past, a related reserve regarding radical theories, comforting a burying of Enlightenment ideals between inaudible intersectional quarrels…

  • Cartographie de la postmodernité chinoise

    Ning Wang, Wang Ning et al.•ARTICLE•Monde chinois•2020

    Pour Wang Ning, l’existence en Chine d’une forme de postmodernisme ne fait pas de doute malgré le défaut de certaines conditions de la postmodernité. Dans ce texte, Wang regarde comment l’extension global du postmoderne, étudiée depuis ses pratiques critiques et créatives, a généré un phénomène hétéroclite. Il cartographie ici pour nous les similarités et les différences entre le « postmodernisme » chinois et sa contrepartie occidentale

  • Mylène Gaulard, Karl Marx à Pékin – Les racines de la crise en Chine capitaliste (Karl Marx in Beijing

    David Bartel, David P Bartel et al.•ARTICLE•Perspectives chinoises•2015

    Mylène Gaulard’s book is as compelling as it is problematic. It is compelling because it offers new paths of reflection by challenging key concepts that a new globalised economic doxa wants to be taken at face value. In a world where economics seems to have become the very heart of political action, it is important to note that this discipline is not an exact science and that the grand certitudes of economism are quite often retrospective. As wit…

  • “La Chine et l’ordre du monde” (China and the world order)

    David Bartel, David P Bartel et al.•ARTICLE•Perspectives chinoises•2014

    The journal Agone’s issue No. 52 is interesting on several counts. The collection of texts, written mainly by renowned Chinese intellectuals, attempts to examine “China from the inside, devoid of Orientalist colourings and fascination for economic performance.” It adds to a list of translations into French beginning with the Écrits édifiants et curieux sur la Chine du xxe siècle (Edifying and Curious Writings on China in the Twentieth Century) ed…

  • Redefinition of the Modern, Native Epistemology and Global Identity

    David Bartel, Michael Black•ARTICLE•Perspectives chinoises•2013

    Chinese studies specialists are familiar with the writings of Arif Dirlik. The recent release of a collection of texts published by the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) on the occasion of a series of lectures delivered at Tsinghua University in 2010 has the advantage of bringing together in one volume texts that represent different aspects of a work as complex as it is singular. This book provides a wide-ranging look at the reflections of t…

  • No Forbidden Zone in 21st Century

    David Bartel, Elizabeth Guill•ARTICLE•Perspectives chinoises•2011

    The Hong Kong journal Ershiyi shiji (21st Century) occupies a special place in the radical reconfiguration of the Chinese intellectual landscape that followed the traumas, both national and international, of 1989. On the occasion of its twentieth anniversary, we retrace the founding of the journal and the aspects that have made it unique in the world of the “thinking” press, and question the normalisation in China of the intellectual internationa…

  • La Chine et son histoire

    Open Access•David Bartel, David P Bartel•ARTICLE•Les Cahiers du Centre de…•2009

    argile entre dans la mer Niniu ruhai . Car c'est bien de dissolution qu'il s'agit dans cet article. Comme en Europe et aux tats-Unis dix ans plus tt, la discipline historique en Chine a connu au tournant des annes 1990 un phnomne d'implosion, de dissmination. Consquence directe de la priode de rflexion qui suit la rpression du mouvement tudiant de 1989, elle est aussi -peut-tre surtout -le rsultat de la conjonction entre la fin dfinitive de la fo…

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  • La Chine et son histoire

    Open Access•David Bartel, David P Bartel•ARTICLE•Les Cahiers du Centre de…•2009

    argile entre dans la mer Niniu ruhai . Car c'est bien de dissolution qu'il s'agit dans cet article. Comme en Europe et aux tats-Unis dix ans plus tt, la discipline historique en Chine a connu au tournant des annes 1990 un phnomne d'implosion, de dissmination. Consquence directe de la priode de rflexion qui suit la rpression du mouvement tudiant de 1989, elle est aussi -peut-tre surtout -le rsultat de la conjonction entre la fin dfinitive de la fo…

  • No Forbidden Zone in 21st Century

    David Bartel, Elizabeth Guill•ARTICLE•Perspectives chinoises•2011

    The Hong Kong journal Ershiyi shiji (21st Century) occupies a special place in the radical reconfiguration of the Chinese intellectual landscape that followed the traumas, both national and international, of 1989. On the occasion of its twentieth anniversary, we retrace the founding of the journal and the aspects that have made it unique in the world of the “thinking” press, and question the normalisation in China of the intellectual internationa…

  • Redefinition of the Modern, Native Epistemology and Global Identity

    David Bartel, Michael Black•ARTICLE•Perspectives chinoises•2013

    Chinese studies specialists are familiar with the writings of Arif Dirlik. The recent release of a collection of texts published by the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) on the occasion of a series of lectures delivered at Tsinghua University in 2010 has the advantage of bringing together in one volume texts that represent different aspects of a work as complex as it is singular. This book provides a wide-ranging look at the reflections of t…

  • “La Chine et l’ordre du monde” (China and the world order)

    David Bartel, David P Bartel et al.•ARTICLE•Perspectives chinoises•2014

    The journal Agone’s issue No. 52 is interesting on several counts. The collection of texts, written mainly by renowned Chinese intellectuals, attempts to examine “China from the inside, devoid of Orientalist colourings and fascination for economic performance.” It adds to a list of translations into French beginning with the Écrits édifiants et curieux sur la Chine du xxe siècle (Edifying and Curious Writings on China in the Twentieth Century) ed…

  • Mylène Gaulard, Karl Marx à Pékin – Les racines de la crise en Chine capitaliste (Karl Marx in Beijing

    David Bartel, David P Bartel et al.•ARTICLE•Perspectives chinoises•2015

    Mylène Gaulard’s book is as compelling as it is problematic. It is compelling because it offers new paths of reflection by challenging key concepts that a new globalised economic doxa wants to be taken at face value. In a world where economics seems to have become the very heart of political action, it is important to note that this discipline is not an exact science and that the grand certitudes of economism are quite often retrospective. As wit…

  • Cartographie de la postmodernité chinoise

    Ning Wang, Wang Ning et al.•ARTICLE•Monde chinois•2020

    Pour Wang Ning, l’existence en Chine d’une forme de postmodernisme ne fait pas de doute malgré le défaut de certaines conditions de la postmodernité. Dans ce texte, Wang regarde comment l’extension global du postmoderne, étudiée depuis ses pratiques critiques et créatives, a généré un phénomène hétéroclite. Il cartographie ici pour nous les similarités et les différences entre le « postmodernisme » chinois et sa contrepartie occidentale

  • Postologies et nouveaux conservatismes

    Henry Zhao, David Bartel et al.•ARTICLE•Monde chinois•2021

    Ce texte est important pour deux raisons. D’abord, c’est la première fois qu’est utilisé le terme de « houxue » – traduit ici par postologie – pour regrouper, non sans une pointe d’humour, les différents discours « post- », poststructuralisme, postmodernisme, postcolonialisme, postsocialisme ou postrévolutionnaire qui ont fleuri en Chine au lendemain des drames nationaux et internationaux de l’année 1989. Si ces discours théoriques, importés d’Oc…

  • The difficulties of having Arif Dirlik published in the French language, and why I felt compelled to do it

    David Bartel•ARTICLE•Inter-Asia Cultural Studies•2021•References: 2

    The text is a continuation of a eulogy written in the memory of Professor Dirlik, made in Duke University, a year after his passing. It develops the three argument I perceived important in the difficulties I met to translate a part of Dirlik works in the French language: a complex relation to France’s colonial past, a related reserve regarding radical theories, comforting a burying of Enlightenment ideals between inaudible intersectional quarrels…

Political science (6 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Art (4 works) · China (4 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · China's Global Influence and Migration (2 works) · History (2 works)

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