Sentimental RepublicHow does emotion shape public intellectual debate? In Sentimental Republic, Hang Tu proposes emotion as a new critical framework to approach a post Mao cultural controversy. Covering forty years (19782018) of bitter cultural wars, Tu analyzes how liberals, the left, cultural conservatives, and nationalists debated Maos revolutionary legacies.

With spacious margins on every page

It's almost midnight

Yogiri and Tomochika finally managed to reunite with their classmates in the capital

The reader can decide from the story told here whether there is a single Christian theology of sex

In the last years of the nineteenth century the Morlands' fortunes are changing for the better

and a heartfelt message which declares that regardless of gender

A sickly biologist shuts herself off from the world and its deadly pollutants to research her beloved microbiota in peace – until a chance encounter drives her to venture out into an unliveable Bangalore

our sacred envoys to the world of men

Blocked chakras manifest themselves in surprising ways

Join little lion and mummy lion for a fun-filled day

a party known only as œThe Runners pursues adventure without the promise of glory¦

A chronicle of Rusty's rebellious