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Bookmark or Share- Knowledge Production in Mao-Era China review | MCLC Resource Center - U.OSUThis concise study doesn’t aim to tell a rich narrative history of science in Mao-era China; rather, the chapters function mainly as interlinked essays on a limited selection of phenomena that demonstrate science as a heterogeneous field of knowledge production and cultural practice in the Mao era.
- China’s Law and Government in the Mao Years (1949-1976)Although the campaigns of the Mao era are gone, the fundamental structure of China ‘s legal system is still based on the ideas and institutions of the 1950s. The legal apparatus of public security, courts, and procuratorates are still tools in the hands of the ruling Communist Party.
- Wemheuer, A Social History of Maoist China: Conflict and Change, 1949 ...Despite the period’s darker side in the form of the harsh repression of the Hundred Flowers and Anti-Rightist campaigns, Wemheuer reminds that the 1953-57 years represented the “most fundamental social revolution of the Mao era” (p. 86).
- Art in the Mao era and Cultural Revolution, an introductionThe years 1949 to 1966 are often described as the “Mao Era,” the early years of the PRC when a young Mao liberated China, and tapping the visual arts to convey his vision for the nation.
- Revolutionary Echoes: Radios and Loudspeakers in the Mao EraPerhaps even more pervasive—as well as more ephemeral and subliminal—than visual propaganda like posters and films, broadcasting through radios and loudspeakers constituted a significant (yet now neglected) medium through which the Chinese people sensed, experienced, and remembered the Mao era.
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