| Number 13 October 1992 |
Perspectives on the Twenty-First Century
4
Christopher Columbus Revisited
Chen Fong-ching
6
Independence in Spirit and Freedom in Thought
Tang Zhen-chang
8
The Coming Century of Knowledge Competition
Hu Ru-lei
China: The Past Century
13
Why did the Chinese Communists Give Up People's Democracy?
Jin Guan-tao &
Liu Qing-feng
Liu Qing-feng
26
The Two Major Currents in the Red Guard Movement
Yin Hong-biao
View on the World
39
The Choice of Sam Szafran — The Painter for Painters IV
Szeto Lap
45
Between Man and Creation — On the Metaphysical Landscape of Liu Kuo-sung
Yu Kwang-chung
From the Scientific World
53
Carbon 60: The New Frontier of Molecular Structure
Lee Wing-kee
Books, Views and Thoughts
61
Plodding Along is Better than Stopping Altogether
Hsu Cho-yun
64
Sino-German Relationship and Models for Chinese Modernisation
Chen Yi-xin
73
A New Paradigm of Research in Economic History
Wang Yan
76
From Economic History to Theory of Institutional Change
Huang Yi-yi
81
Economics and Subjectivity
Fang Shao-wei
84
Institutional Change and Ideology
Liu Shi-jin
Humanities
88
Paradox in the History of Avant-Garde Poetry
Zhao Yi-heng
95
Zhou Zuo-ren: On His Becoming a Quisling and His View on Culture
Dong Bing-yue
103
The Culture of Sports in Traditional China
Liu Dong
Peripatetic Notes
111
In Memory of My Second Uncle
Ba Jin
114
Inflation of Bureaucracy — A Mystery Unravelled
Sun Yue-sheng
117
Tales of Yangzhou
Huang Shang
121
Kreutzer Sonata
Chan Wing-ming
126
The Sin of Responding to Calls from Above
Mu Hui
Criticism and Response
129
In Response to Professor Sun Kuo-tung
Ho Ping-ti
134
My Understanding of "Modernisation on the Basis of Confucianism" — On Yu Ying-shih's "Chien Mu and Neo-Confucianists"
Huo Jin-ming
139
Radicalism or Terrorism?
Hu Cheng
Economics and Society
146
The Rise of East Asia as a Challenge to Theories of Modernisation
Luo Rong-qu
153
How the Chinese in Southeast Asia Beat the System
George Hicks
158
Tripartite Interactions
161
From the Editor’s Desk
162
Pictorial Credits
