| Number 6 August 1991 |
Perspectives on the Twenty-First Century
4
Dealing with the Deluge of Western Theories in Social Studies
To Cho-yee
7
Creating a New Culture
Ding Shou-he
8
Order within Pluralism and Cultural Integration
Xie Mian
10
To Take Culture as Such and Make Progress
Liu Zhi-qin
China: The Past Century
15
The Marginalisation of Chinese Intellectuals
Yu Ying-shih
26
Different Paths for Reforming China: the Choices of Late Ching Intellectuals
Yang Nian-qun
37
Chinese Liberals' Brief Stint with Politics 1945-1949
Xu Ji-lin
Books, Views and Thoughts
47
Lu Xun Brought down from the Pedestal: on Voices from the Iron House
Wang Hui
55
A Life Devoted to Discourse
Du Xiao-zhen
View on the World
58
The Painter for Painters II - Interview with Avigdor Arikha
Szeto Lap
From the Scientific World
69
Symmetry and Physics
C.N. Yang
Humanities
83
The Essence of Chinese Humanism: Anxiety, Felicity and Impartiality
Pang Pu
97
Nietzsche and Li Zhi
Zhang Shi-ying
105
Civil Society versus the State Policy of Encouraging Agriculture and Restraining Commerce
Shih Yuan-kang
Peripatetic Notes
121
Rendezvous at Paris
F.C. Chen
127
At the Tomb of Genghis Khan
Zhang Cheng-zhi
Criticism and Response
132
Roguery Passed as Politics: Zhang Tie-sheng Phenomena
Wang Yi
138
On Anglo-Saxon Liberal Tradition and the Romantic Spirit of France
Gu Xin
Economics and Society
141
A Critique of the Labour Theory of Value
Y.K. Ng & X.K. Yang
153
The Re-integration of Hong Kong and Guangdong Economies
Ezra F. Vogel
161
From the Editor’s Desk
162
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