作者簡介

Chih-yu Shih

　　Chih-yu Shih teaches cultural studies, China Studies, and civilizational studies. He is Editor-in-Chief of the journal?Asian Ethnicity. He has published widely on ethnic citizenship, international relations, and the political culture of China. Previously a visiting scholar at Chuo, Yonsei, Tubingen, Durham, Princeton, Duke, and Stanford, he is currently University Chair of Political Science at National Taiwan University. His most recent publications include Sinicizing International Relations: Self, Civilization and Intellectual Politics of Subaltern East Asia, Harmonious Intervention: China’s Quest for Relational Security, and Post-Western International Relations Reconsidered: The Pre-Modern Politics of Gongsun Long.

• List of Contributors(第vii頁)
• Introduction An Anthropology of Knowledge in Post-Communist Sinology Chih-yu Shih(第xi頁)
• Part I. Doing Sinology fromPost-Communist Perspectives(第xxix頁)
  • 1 Beyond Academia and Politics:Understanding China and Doing Sinology inCzechoslovakia after World War II Olga Lomová and Anna Zádrapová(第1頁)
  • 2 Linguistic Choices for the Identity of“China” in the Discourse of CzechSinologists Melissa Shih-hui Lin(第27頁)
  • 3 Surging between China and Russia:Legacies, Politics, and Turns of Sinology inContemporary Mongolia Enkhchimeg Baatarkhuyag and Chih-yu Shih(第41頁)
  • 4 Sinology in Poland: Epistemological Debatesand Academic Practice Anna Rudakowska(第61頁)
  • 5 The Lifting of the “Iron Veil” by RussianSinologists During the Soviet Period(1917–1991) Valentin C. Golovachev(第93頁)
  • 6 Soviet Sinology: Two Conflicting Paradigmsof Chinese History Alexander Pisarev(第115頁)
  • 7 Chinese Studies in Post-Soviet Russia: FromUneven Development to the Search forIntegrity Alexei D. Voskressenski(第133頁)
• Part II. Being Sinologists inPost-Communist Societies(第157頁)
  • 8 Polish Sinology: Reflections on Individualized Trajectories Bogdan J. Góralczyk(第159頁)
  • 9 “The Songs of Ancient China” : The Myth of“The Other” Appropriated by an Emerging Sinology Olga Lomová and Anna Zádrapová(第189頁)
  • 10 Between Sinology and Socialism: TheCollective Memory of Czech Sinologists inthe 1950s Ter-Hsing Cheng(第213頁)
  • 11 Tangut (Xi Xia) Studies in the Soviet Union:The Quinta Essentia of Russian OrientalStudies Sergey Dmitriev(第233頁)
  • 12 Different Ways to Become a SovietSinologist: A Note on Personal Choices Marina Kuznetsova-Fetisova(第253頁)
• Conclusion: The Evolution of Sinology afterthe Communist Party-State Chih-yu Shih(第267頁)