| Number 29 June 1995 |
The Twenty-First Century Review
Chinese State-owned Properties: Property Rights and Corruption
4
The "Enclosure Movement" of the Nineties
He Qing-lian
12
The Predicament of the Management Reform of Chinese State-owned Properties
Wang Ding-ding
China: The Past Century
Modern Transition and Public Sphere in East Asia
21
Reform and the Defence of Orthodoxy: Wang Xian-qian's Cultural Attitude
Dong Jian-ping
28
Mao's "On Contradiction" and the Traditional Concept of Uniting Man and the Cosmos
Jin Guan-tao
41
Between Politics and Academia: The Fate of Luo Long-ji
Xie Yong
Books, Views and Thoughts
49
Harold Bloom's New Work: The Western Canon
Lan Hua
From the Scientific World
Research News
56
In Memory of Wang Hao
New Evidence of the "Out of Africa" Theory
New Evidence of the "Out of Africa" Theory
Special Report
58
The Death Dance of Neutron Star Binaries
View on the World
62
Trouble Moderne: André Derain and His Artistic World
Szeto Lap
Humanities
73
The Origin of the Concept of "Feudal Society"
He Huai-hong
84
Why Did Guo Mo-ruo Turn to Ancient History
Pan Kwong-che
91
The Anti-Modernism of Lu Xun and Nietzsche
Cheung Chiu-yee
Peripatetic Notes
97
The Sacred Palanquin and the Shinto Shrine
Chen Ping-yuan
103
Cai Yuan-pei's Effort to Shape Up Intellectuals
Hu Cheng
108
Concerning Indices
Wang Qiang
Criticism and Response
113
The Vanishing Act of the Vanguard
Yang Yang
120
On the Interrelations of Culture, Politics and Language
Zheng Min
125
The Trouble with Criticisms of Chinese Post-Modernism?
Wu Xuan
130
To Understand is More Important than To Criticize
Xu Ji-lin
Economics and Society
137
The West's Misconception of Chinese Religions — A Case Study of Hong Kong
Jöel Thoraval
149
Where is Confucianism? — An Anthropological Field Survey of South China
Zhang Xiao-jun
158
Tripartite Interactions
161
Pictorial Credits
162
From the Editor’s Desk
