Telos -- Table of Contents (Summer 2010, [151])

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Russell A. Berman and Ban Wang: Introduction
Telos 151 (Summer 2010): 3-8. doi: 10.3817/0610151003 [Excerpt] [PDF]

Lu Xinyu: Deconstruction, Justice of the "Other," and Enlightenment Spirit: Notes from Reading Derrida
Telos 151 (Summer 2010): 9-29. doi: 10.3817/0610151009 [Excerpt] [PDF]

Kerstin Klein: "New Authoritarianism" in China: Political Reform in the One-Party State
Telos 151 (Summer 2010): 30-56. doi: 10.3817/0610151030 [Excerpt] [PDF]

Haomin Gong: Unevenness in Contemporary China: A Critical Inquiry
Telos 151 (Summer 2010): 57-85. doi: 10.3817/0610151057 [Excerpt] [PDF]

Rebecca E. Karl: The Flight to Rights: 1990s China and Beyond
Telos 151 (Summer 2010): 87-104. doi: 10.3817/0610151087 [Excerpt] [PDF]

Hai Ren: The Neoliberal State and Risk Society: The Chinese State and the Middle Class
Telos 151 (Summer 2010): 105-128. doi: 10.3817/0610151105 [Excerpt] [PDF]

Haiyan Lee: From the Iron Rice Bowl to the Beggar's Bowl: What Good Is (Chinese) Literature?
Telos 151 (Summer 2010): 129-149. doi: 10.3817/0610151129 [Excerpt] [PDF]

Magnus Wilson: China's Cultural Evolution: Canon-mockery, E'gao, and Red Dining
Telos 151 (Summer 2010): 151-172. doi: 10.3817/0610151151 [Excerpt] [PDF]

Christian Sorace: Saint Mao
Telos 151 (Summer 2010): 173-191. doi: 10.3817/0610151173 [Excerpt] [PDF]

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