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Reading Alice Munro in China

Published: August 26, 2024 12:35

New on the site this time, a Chinese feminist reflection on the late Alice Munro's fall from grace, following revelations that Munro learned that her second husband had sexually abused her daughter from a previous marriage a decade or so after the fact,…

Censorship in China, Part 2

Published: August 12, 2024 13:26

New on the site this time:A continuing collaboration with GreatFire on Reading and Writing under Censorship in China.  GreatFire is an anonymous and award-winning China-based organization that works to bring transparency to online censorship and to help…

Xiang Biao on the Student Protests

Published: July 29, 2024 13:35

New on the site this time, “Xiang Biao Talks about the Worldwide Student Movement, the Crisis of the Liberal Order, the Nearby and ‘Global Grassroots,’” an example of how one Chinese scholar – who works in Germany – has experienced and understood the…

Censorship in China

Published: June 3, 2024 12:23

​New on the site this time: A collaboration with GreatFire on Reading and Writing under Censorship in China.  GreatFire is an anonymous and award-winning China-based organization that works to bring transparency to online censorship and to help Chinese…

Yang Ping and the Beijing Cultural Review

Published: April 3, 2024 06:06

​New on the site this time, an interview with Yang Ping, editor of the Beijing Cultural Review, arguably contemporary China’s most important intellectual review – Yang himself has compared his journal to The Atlantic.  The interview is a fascinating…