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报告题目:
Post-Socialist Nostalgia and Historical Reconstructions
 报告人:
John Lie, Professor
Department of Sociology and Dean, International and Area Studies,
UC Berkeley

报告时间:
2008-05-29 09:00
报告地点:
社会学系熊知行楼211会议室
主办单位:
国际合作与交流处
  简介:

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Post-Socialist Nostalgia and Historical Reconstructions

 

 

主讲人:John Lie, Professor, Department of Sociology and Dean, International and Area Studies, UC Berkeley

时  间:5月29日(星期四)9:00-12:00

地  点:社会学系熊知行楼211会议室

 

Panelists:

Kevin O’Brien, Professor, Department of Political Science and Chair, Center for Chinese Studies, UC Berkeley

Yuri Slezkine, Professor, Department of History and Director, Institute of Slavic, Eastern European, and Eurasian Studies, UC Berkeley

Wen-hsin Yeh, Morrison Professor, Department of History and Director, Institute of East Asian Studies, UC Berkeley

 

 

For much of the 20th century, the PRC, the USSR, and the Eastern Bloc espoused a historical science that insisted on the inevitability of stages of progress and the ultimate emancipation of all. With the “End of History” in the 1990s, the “past” has become the “future,” and the presumed happenings of the past came to supply the symbolic resources for the imaginary construction of the future. Yet the relationships between the tamed and the resurrected pasts — between “History” and “memories” — prove to be far less tractable in practice. This panel will examine and compare the politics of nostalgia and the practices of historical writing in contemporary Russia and China.

 

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