Sociology and Anthropology in Twentieth-Century China: Between Universalism and Indigenism

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Contents About the Series vii List of Contributors ix 1. Zhongguohua: Worlding China The Case of Sociology and Anthropology in 20th-Century China 1 Arif Dirlik 2. Academic Universality and Indigenization: The Case of Chinese Anthropology 41 Wang Jianmin 3. The Synthesis School and the Founding of “Orthodox” and “Authentic” Sociology in Nationalist China: Sun Benwen’s Sociological Thinking and Practice 63 Guannan Li 4. Searching for a Place beyond Modern Chinese History: A Study of the Sociologist Lei Jieqiong 89 Liang Yue 5. Cultural Policy and Culture under the Guomindang: Huang Wenshan and “Culturology” 109 Guannan Li 6. Li Anzhai and Frontier Anthropology: Tibet, Discourse of the Frontier, and Applied Anthropology during World War II, 1937–1945 139 Hsiao-pei Yen 7. Southeast and Southwest: Searching for the Link between “Research Regions” 161 Wang Mingming 8. Chinese of Different Nationalities, China, and the Anthropology of Chinese Culture 191 Tan Chee-Beng 9. The Movement to Indigenize the Social Sciences in Taiwan: Origin and Predicaments 209 Maukuei Chang 10. From Sinicization to Indigenization in the Social Sciences: Is That All There Is? 255 Allen Chun 11. Studying Taiwan: The Academic Politics of Bentu in Post-Authoritarian Taiwan 283 Ya-Chung Chuang 12. On the Practice of Market Transition 307 Sun Liping 13. Narratives of the “Sufferer” as Historical Testimony 333 Guo Yuhua Index 359 vi · Contents ...