新书推介｜Chinese Social Sciences and Humanities Studies

Description:

This book collects important researches on social sciences and humanities conducted by the academics at East China Normal University (ECNU) in recent years. The book covers topics including emotions of homeland, special events in Chinese literary and art history, Chinese population studies, media research, democracy at grass-root level, elderly people situation, etc.

This book is the sixth volume of the WSPC-ECNU Series on China. This Series showcases the significant contributions to scholarship in social sciences and humanities studies about China. It is jointly launched by World Scientific Publishing, the most reputable English academic publisher in Asia, and ECNU, a top University in China with a long history of exchanges with the international academic community.

Contents:

• About the Editors

• List of Contributors

• An Exploration of the Spiritual "Original Homeland" of Chinese Ethics: A Review of the Conceptual History of "Emotion" (Fu Changzhen)

• Contemporary Full-Length Novels: A Literary Symbol (Yang Yang)

• The Novel Monthly and Chinese Literature in the 1920s (Yang Yang)

• Cultural Warfare: The Context and Situation of Chinese Literary Criticism in the 20th Century (Yin Guoming)

• To Transform Knowledge into Wisdom: On the Logical Starting Point for Literary and Art Theories (Zhu Guohua)

• On the Momentariness of Image Creation (Zhu Zhirong)

• Lu Xun's Theories on New Fine Art (Lü Xinyu)

• Hu Huanyong's Contributions to Chinese Population Geography: In Commemoration of the 80th Anniversary of Discovery of the "Hu Huanyong Line" (Ding Jinhong)

• Money in the Social Sciences: The Individual, Society, the State and Beyond (Horacio Ortiz)

• An Empirical Study of English Translations of Popular Chinese Neologisms and Their Acceptability (Dou Weilin and Du Haizi)

• Exploring the Accountability Linkage between Local Congress Deputies and Constituents in China (Wang Yishuai)

• Political Theory Learning in the Era of Media Convergence: A Case of "Core Socialist Values" on Chinese Central Media's Websites (Yi Yan and Wang Moyi)

• Everyday Life and Chinese Intellectual Resources for Anthropology (Huang Jianbo and Zhao Yachuan)

• The Knowledge Genealogy of Hakka Studies: From "Local Knowledge" to "Hakkaology" (Wang Dong)

• A Study on the Loneliness and Its Correlates of the Elderly Living Alone in Urban Areas (Li Qiang, Xu Gang and Zhang Zhen)

Readership: Policymakers, academics, professionals, undergraduate and graduate students interested in Chinese social sciences and humanities.

Authors:

Gao Ruiquan holds a doctorate degree in philosophy and is a tenured professor of East China Normal University. His research field is China's philosophy. He is the executive director of China Modern Philosophy Research Council and China Humanities and Social Science Journals Research Council. He is also the guest researcher of Osaka City University and a senior researcher of the Confucius Institute.

Wu Guanjun is a Distinguished Professor and Dean of the Department of Politics, East China Normal University. He received his doctorate degree from Monash University and is also a guest researcher there. His research fields are political philosophy and psychoanalysis.

来源：

https://worldscientific.com/worldscibooks/10.1142/12536#t=aboutBook