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Bode posted:

 
> Ergänzung: weiß jemand wo die chinesische Wissenschaft in
> Kerndisziplinen wie Gender Studies und Postkolonialismus steht? Sind die
> da auch führend?

Um da einen Einstieg zu finden, Bode, suchst Du etwa

Meinhof, Yan, Zhu, Postcolonialism and China InterDisciplines 1 (2017)

[S.] 11

Jun’s (1993) On Said’s Review of Culture debated a postcolonial understanding 
of Chinese culture. He argued that 
China’s history has its own experiences, but other historic experiences
are not irrelevant to it. Thus an understanding of culture is 
necessary to be wary of an essentialist orientation toward »difference,«
but also to be wary of the interpretation of a rupture of modernity 
that ignores all continuities in history.

Lastly, Pan Shaomei’s (1993) A New Trend of Criticism argues, with references 
to Spivak, that a combination of postcolonialism with Marxism and critical 
feminism is needed in order to understand how Western imperialism, 
local masculinism, nationalism, and class struggle are interrelated.
Following these three publications, an intense debate of postcolonial
theories and postcolonial topics took place in China, often only loosely 
related to Said and the early articles in Dushu (Sheng 2007; see on this: 
Song 2000). Today, the postcolonial discourse in China is so vast and 
heterogeneous that it cannot possibly be introduced here. For example, 
in the database of China Academic Journals alone, we found 391 hits for 
»postcolonial« ([chin. Zeichen]) in articles published in 2016, and some related 
articles from the turn of the millennium have been cited hundreds of 
times and downloaded thousands of times. A large number of Chinese 
scholars devoted themselves to a comprehensive study of postcolonial 
studies (Luo and Liu 1999; Wang 1999; Wang and Xue 1998, Xu 1996;
Zhang, Jingyuan 1999). In addition, numerous translations of
Anglo-American works have been published since then.

Soon, this debate left the confines of the works by Said, Spivak, and 
Bhabha, and started to include concerns within Chinese academia, so 
that new (or partly new) topics could emerge. The most influential and
controversial topic among them was probably that of Chineseness. Several 
famous postcolonial scholars presented the idea that Chinese should give 


Den Rest such Dir halt selbst raus, Bode.

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