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- China Perspectives
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China perspectives 2014/4 Remembering the Mao Era: From creative practices to parallel history
While discussions continue about the details of the periodisation of post-1949 history in China, there is a general consensus to accept a divide between roughly two periods of 30 years: one spanning theevents from the foundation of the People's Republic of China (PRC) to Mao's death and subsequent arrest of the "Gang of Four," and the second running from the Third Plenum of the 11th Central Committee in December 1978, during which Deng Xiaoping consolidated his power, until the present day. While the second period is commonly referred to as the time of "Reform and Opening," the first may be designated as the "Mao era," given the central role of the PRC's first leader and the personality cult surrounding him from 1949 until his death and even beyond.
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Editorial by Judith Pernin and Sebastian Veg
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Editorial Page 3
Judith Pernin • Sebastian Veg
Creating a Literary Space to Debate the Mao Era: The fictionalisation of the Great Leap Forward in Yan Lianke's Four Books Page 7
Sebastian Veg
Performance, Documentary, and the Transmission of Memories of the Great Leap Famine in the Folk Memory Project Page 17
Judith Pernin
Apolitical Art, Private Experience, and Alternative Subjectivity in China's Cultural Revolution Page 27
Aihe Wang
Opening the Door of Memory with a Camera Lens: The Folk Memory Project and Documentary Production Page 37
Wu Wenguang
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The Local Islamic Associations and the Party-State: Consanguinity and opportunities Page 45
Jérôme Doyon
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Taming the "Foreign Tigers": China's anti-trust crusade against multinational companies Page 53
Samson Yuen
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Protests against the Welfare Package for Chief: Executives and Principal Officials Macao's political awakening Page 61
Ying Ho Kwong
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Gordon Mathews • Eric Florence • Sun Jiawen
Leo F. Goodstadt, Poverty in the Midst of Affluence: How Hong Kong Mismanaged its Prosperity Page 66
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Chloé Froissart, La Chine et ses migrants. La conquête d'une citoyenneté (China and its migrants: the conquest of a citizenship) Page 67
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Zhu Yong, Fanyuedu: Gemingshiqi de shentishi (CounterReading: A History of the Body in Revolutionary Times) Page 70
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