| Number 28 April 1995 |
The Twenty-First Century Review
Intellectuals, Mass Media and the State
4
The Thorn to and the Conscience of America — On Chomsky and His World
Chen Fong-ching
7
My View of Capitalistic America目
Noam Chomsky
15
Media Dancing to the Tune of Power
Lee Chin-chuan
24
In Pursuit of Creativity and Freedom — A Profile of Chomsky the Linguist
Frederick J. Newmeyer
China: The Past Century
31
The New Economic Ethics of New Youthand Its Limitations
Gao Li-ke
40
To Re-position Critical Review in History
Luo Gang
49
Anti-Scientism in Contemporary China
Xiang Hong
Books, Views and Thoughts
58
Common Folks in a Society in Transformation — On E.P. Thompson'sCustoms in Common
Qian Cheng-dan
66
The Artificial World of Images
Fan Jie-ping & Xu Yan
View on the World
73
Pékin et Paris: Comparaison sur l'Urbanisme et le Contexte Culturel Concerné
Song Zheng-shi
From the Scientific World
Article
89
The Early Development of High-Temperature Superconductivity
Liu Bing
Research News
99
The Discovery of the Top Quark
The Road to Fermat's Theorem II
Yet Another Super Black Hole
The Road to Fermat's Theorem II
Yet Another Super Black Hole
Humanities
103
Suppose China Were First Unified Under the Kingdom of Qi
Zhou Zhen-he
111
The Chinese Enlightenment and Awakening
Chan Hoi-man
Peripatetic Notes
119
The Changing Colours of the Two Lords Atop the Citadel
Zhu Xue-qin
123
The Ever Expanding Promised Land
Cai Xiang
Criticism and Response
128
The Anxiety of Interpreting China
Zhang Yi-wu
136
A Further Response to Cui Zhi-yuan and Wang Shao-guang
Wang Ding-ding
Economics and Society
141
The Transformation of Chinese Intellectual Community in Modern Time
Lau Chong-chor
149
The Denaturation of Contemporary Mainland Chinese Intellectuals
Zhang Xiao-jun
159
Tripartite Interactions
161
From the Editor’s Desk
162
Pictorial Credits
