Wang Xiaoming
Biographic Data
| ID | 640506 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wang Xiaoming |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wang |
| FAMILY NAME | Xiaoming |
| SIGNATURE | XIAOMING W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Shanghai University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1494-948X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
On Civilization and Its Barbarisms
Introduction
One of the most globally serious in the recent decades is the reshaping, even reversing, of the basic directions of people's imagination of the future, which were mainly established within the intellectual frame of historic progress and strongly motivated by the real social struggles from the late nineteenth century to the 1980s, saying, which have seemingly proved the progress. The most important of the social functions of this reshaping/reversi…
Early Modern Thought and the Chinese Revolution
In the last decades of the nineteenth century, the earliest of the modern Chinese revolutionaries were looking beyond the creation of a new polity to the creation of a new kind of person and new ways of living together. At a moment when the political legacy of the Chinese Revolution rarely fails to confound and disappoint, there is clarity and hope to be found in this legacy. The thinkers whose work is discussed here took it upon themselves to re…
Space for the Disadvantaged
Among the consequences of China’s continued urbanization is a continued decline in the quantity of space and quality of life that cities provide for their less affluent residents. As both transportation rights and public gathering spaces disappear, the disadvantaged are finding that China’s major cities—designed to be business friendly and automobile friendly—are becoming harder to navigate and less hospitable. This essay considers some of the co…
Introduction
This brief essay, introducing the collection of essays on cultural studies in mainland China and the Chinese-speaking societies, relates the emergence and development of Chinese cultural studies to changes in society. It documents the twin pulls in cultural studies between analyzing what is happening and intervening into society with idealistic possibilities for the future. It lays out how ‘the Chinese modern legacy’ and the Chinese Revolution pr…
What the ‘housing problem’ shows about today’s China
This paper presents, elaborates and contextualizes the results of a survey concerning the meaning of housing in Mainland China, mainly for young people, and the perception of the various dimensions of housing as a problem. It considers the material, political, economic, and cultural dimensions of this problem, and the contradictory expressions of the problem (e.g. housing as a measure of success and as an investment). It examines the relation of …
Englicization” under the flag of internationalization
Today's higher education in mainland China is commonly seen as being unable to meet the needs of the society. Among the methods chosen by the Central Government to improve the quality of education, a reform named as “Internationalization” has been strongly implemented in a top-down way since the early 2000s. This article will discuss the implementation of this reform with Shanghai University, where the author is teaching, as a case study. Focusin…
Study on National Sustainable Development Strategy Management Based on Stakeholders Management Theory
"Toward a "Great Unity
This article discusses core social and political concepts regarding subjectivity widely used by Chinese intellectuals between 1840 and 1940, including ge ti (singular subject), ge ren (singular person), wo (I), and Da Tong (Great Unity). Collectively these concepts convey an understanding of human beings as interrelated individual subjects but one differing from Western notions of individualism. The idea of Da Tong, for instance, carried an ideal…
Echinococcosis in China, a Review of the Epidemiology of Echinococcus spp
Why Must We Talk About the Environment? A Summary of Nanshan Seminar
Translated by Yan Hairong
China on the Brink of a “Momentous Era”
Translated by Robin Visser
The Storm of a Divorce
She was a cheerful and self-confident young lady, and after graduating from college she passed the exams for a postgraduate course
China on the Brink of a “Momentous Era”
Translated by Robin Visser
The Storm of a Divorce
She was a cheerful and self-confident young lady, and after graduating from college she passed the exams for a postgraduate course
China on the Brink of a “Momentous Era”
Translated by Robin Visser
Why Must We Talk About the Environment? A Summary of Nanshan Seminar
Translated by Yan Hairong
Echinococcosis in China, a Review of the Epidemiology of Echinococcus spp
Study on National Sustainable Development Strategy Management Based on Stakeholders Management Theory
"Toward a "Great Unity
This article discusses core social and political concepts regarding subjectivity widely used by Chinese intellectuals between 1840 and 1940, including ge ti (singular subject), ge ren (singular person), wo (I), and Da Tong (Great Unity). Collectively these concepts convey an understanding of human beings as interrelated individual subjects but one differing from Western notions of individualism. The idea of Da Tong, for instance, carried an ideal…
Englicization” under the flag of internationalization
Today's higher education in mainland China is commonly seen as being unable to meet the needs of the society. Among the methods chosen by the Central Government to improve the quality of education, a reform named as “Internationalization” has been strongly implemented in a top-down way since the early 2000s. This article will discuss the implementation of this reform with Shanghai University, where the author is teaching, as a case study. Focusin…
Introduction
This brief essay, introducing the collection of essays on cultural studies in mainland China and the Chinese-speaking societies, relates the emergence and development of Chinese cultural studies to changes in society. It documents the twin pulls in cultural studies between analyzing what is happening and intervening into society with idealistic possibilities for the future. It lays out how ‘the Chinese modern legacy’ and the Chinese Revolution pr…
What the ‘housing problem’ shows about today’s China
This paper presents, elaborates and contextualizes the results of a survey concerning the meaning of housing in Mainland China, mainly for young people, and the perception of the various dimensions of housing as a problem. It considers the material, political, economic, and cultural dimensions of this problem, and the contradictory expressions of the problem (e.g. housing as a measure of success and as an investment). It examines the relation of …
Early Modern Thought and the Chinese Revolution
In the last decades of the nineteenth century, the earliest of the modern Chinese revolutionaries were looking beyond the creation of a new polity to the creation of a new kind of person and new ways of living together. At a moment when the political legacy of the Chinese Revolution rarely fails to confound and disappoint, there is clarity and hope to be found in this legacy. The thinkers whose work is discussed here took it upon themselves to re…
Space for the Disadvantaged
Among the consequences of China’s continued urbanization is a continued decline in the quantity of space and quality of life that cities provide for their less affluent residents. As both transportation rights and public gathering spaces disappear, the disadvantaged are finding that China’s major cities—designed to be business friendly and automobile friendly—are becoming harder to navigate and less hospitable. This essay considers some of the co…
Introduction
One of the most globally serious in the recent decades is the reshaping, even reversing, of the basic directions of people's imagination of the future, which were mainly established within the intellectual frame of historic progress and strongly motivated by the real social struggles from the late nineteenth century to the 1980s, saying, which have seemingly proved the progress. The most important of the social functions of this reshaping/reversi…
On Civilization and Its Barbarisms
China (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Law (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (5 works) · History (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works)