Modern China -- Table of Contents (April 1998, 24 [2])

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Contents: April 1998, Volume 24, No. 2 [Index by Author]
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Philip C.C. Huang: Introduction
Modern China 1998 24: 99-104. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Prasenjit Duara: Why Is History Antitheoretical ?
Modern China 1998 24: 105-120. [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Alexander Woodside: Reconciling the Chinese and Western Theory Worlds in an Era of Western Development Fatigue (A Comment
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Joseph W. Esherick: Cherishing Sources from Afar
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: Telling Chinese History FREDERIC WAKEMAN, JR. University of California, Berkeley History never describes finished things, but always processes in motion (Rickert, 1929: 427
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Philip C.C. Huang: Theory and the Study of Modern Chinese History: Four Traps and a Question
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