Liu X. The otherness of self: a genealogy of self in contemporary China. - Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2002 (2005). - xviii, 222 p.: map. - Ref.: p.209-220. - Ind.: p.221-222. - ISBN 0-472-09809-8  Место хранения:   088 | Институт археологии и этнографии СО РАН | Новосибирск | Библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

Preface and Acknowledgments .................................... ix Notes on the Text ............................................ xvii One The Dance of a Nissan ........................................... i Part one. The Beihai Story Two Characters of the Story ........................................ 19 What Is a Character? ........................................... 21 Who Is in the Story? ........................................... 26 The (Holy) Trinity of Characters: Chuzhang, Laoban, and Xiaojie ........................................................ 30 Three A Theater of Desires ........................................... 51 Office of the General Manager .................................. 51 Banquet of Turtles ............................................. 56 Singing in the Karaoke Bar ..................................... 59 "Invisible Hands" and the Massage Parlor ....................... 63 Four A Grammatology of Pleasure ..................................... 73 The Narrative Nature of Human Experience ....................... 73 Morphology of the Beihai Folktale .............................. 87 Part two. The Question of the We Five The Structure of the Self ..................................... 109 "Sources of the Self" no Becoming Other ....................... 128 Six Time, Narrative, and History .................................. 115 Time in and of the Past ....................................... 138 Time of the Maoist Revolution ................................. 144 Time after Revolution ......................................... 151 The Today-ness of Today ....................................... 161 Seven The Being of Becoming ......................................... 165 "Being and Nothingness" ....................................... 165 Subject, Subject Position, and Subjectivity ................... 172 Conclusion: Memories of the Future ............................ 179 Notes ......................................................... 185 References .................................................... 209 Index ......................................................... 221