Sinica venetiana

Interpretazioni della storia in Cina

Uso politico e letture del passato

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Abstract
The text examines the issue of interpreting PRC history from a variety of perspectives, ranging from the Communist Party’s reinterpretation of its own past to the instrumental use of the so-called ‘historical nihilism’, from the practice of historical analogy with reference to current political events to the historiographical approach of Global History. The volume also explores the complex relationship between history and memory – public and individual – as it unfolds in modern and contemporary Chinese literature. Finally, to complete the overall picture, historical narratives of television production and specific examples of the gendered history of the Hakka minority are included.

Keywords Global History Review • Media control • Subjectivity • Hakka • Hakka women • The Four Histories • Global History PRC • Getting Used to Dying • People’s Republic of China • World History PRC • Zhang Xianliang • Cosmopolitism • Lunyu • Hakka Women • History cosmopolitism • 1974 • Local gazetteers • Online media • Literature • Gender history • Xi Jinpingp’s New Era • Xiguan siwang • Media history • Marxism • PRC • Neo-nationalism • Documentary • Trauma fiction • Resolutions of the Chinese Communist Party • Postmodernism • Anti-Confucian campaign • Modern China • 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party • Global History • Online historical nihilism • Modernism • Ccp • Institute for Global History • Identity • Historical dramas • Memory • Cultural Revolution • Narrative • Period drama • Intralingual cultural translation • Chinese television • Pi Lin Pi Kong • Historical nihilism • 2021 Resolutions of the Chinese Communist Party • Confucius • Xi’s personality cult • Historical sources • Women history

Thema codes NHF • JBCC • 1FPC • 3MR

Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-735-7 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-735-7 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-796-8 | Published Feb. 12, 2024 | Language it

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