| Number 19 October 1993 |
The Twenty-First Century Essays
Global Clash in the Coming Century
5
The Clash of Civilizations?
Samuel P. Huntington
22
The End of Western-Centrism: On Huntington's Thesis
Jin Guan-tao
26
The Exaltation of Self-Interests above Civilization
Liu Xiao-feng
28
On Chinese Nationalism and Global Perspective
F. C. Chen
China: The Past Century
39
The Opening up of the "Critical Space" — The Significance of the "Free Discourse" Section in Shen Daily
Leo Ou-fan Lee
52
What Happened to the Authors of The Observer?
Xie Yong
Books, Views and Thoughts
64
Culture and Power
Lei Yi
70
Pluralistic Culture and "Flexible Accumulation" — A Review of Harvey's The Condition of Postmodernity
Tang Xiao-bing
View on the World
76
Symphony on Canvas: On the Art of Zao Wou-ki
Gao Xing-jian
From the Scientific World
85
In Search of Eve — The Debate on the Origin of Homo sapiens sapiens
Li Yi-shang
Humanities
The Bicentenary of the "French 1793"
98
Cultural Revolution and the Culture of Revolution
Gao Yi
106
On Rousseau's Theocratic Philosophy
Zhu Xue-qin
119
On New Trends of Western Research on Contemporary Chinese Literature
Liu Kang
Peripatetic Notes
128
The Misfortune of Ba Jin's Peripatetic Notes
Mu Hui
133
Anecdotes in Literary Circles
Cong Wei-xi
Criticism and Response
137
Can Elitist Culture Redeem Itself?
Xu Ji-lin
143
To be Honest with Modern Chinese and Japanese History
Wang Zhong-jiang
145
Primary Accumulation and Developmental Model: Reflections on "The Dangerous Carrier Rocket"
Wong Ka-ying
Economics and Society
151
The Significance of the Re-emergence of the Clan Structure in the Chinese Village
Qian Hang
159
Tripartite Interactions
161
From the Editor’s Desk
162
Pictorial Credits
