今日中國的文化研究 = Cultural studies in China today
Media Information
Lingnan access only
Organizer
Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences, Lingnan University
Event Title
Cultural Magazine Series, 2004-05
Document Type
Public Seminar
Date
11-23-2004
Time
11:30 a.m. -- 1:00 p.m.
Venue
AM201, Amenities Building, Lingnan University
Description
王曉明教授在演講中討論1990年代末在中國大陸出現“文化研究”熱潮的學術及社會原因，並分析由此形成的“文化研究”的兩個基本路向：（一）作為學術新潮的文化研究，（二）作為當代社會分析和文化實踐的“文化研究”。接著，更以上海地區作為例子，說明目前中國大陸“文化研究”的具體進展，並討論其中幾個課題，如對新的主導意識形態的分析、兩種“市場”的區分、社會改革的動力問題、都市文化和鄉村文化、體制化和反體制等。
Prof. Wang Xiaoming will discuss the intellectual and social factors for the sweeping current of “Cultural Studies” in the Chinese mainland toward the end of the 1990’s. His will examine the formation of two major orientations in Chinese Cultural Studies, namely: (1) Cultural Studies as a “new wave” in scholarly development; (2) Cultural Studies as a contemporary form of social analysis and cultural practice. Finally, drawing on the case of Shanghai as an example, Prof. Wang will outline some specific issues in the development of Cultural Studies in China today, covering such themes as the new dominant ideology, the difference of the two “markets”, the dynamics of social reform, urban and rural cultures, and the question of institution.
Language
Putonghua; English
Recommended Citation
王曉明 (2004，11月23日)。今日中國的文化研究 = Cultural studies in China today [視頻]。檢自 http://commons.ln.edu.hk/videos/218
Additional Information
講者
王曉明教授，上海大學文化研究系教授，華東師範大學中文系教授，並為上海大學中國當代文化研究中心主任、嶺南大學群芳文化研究及發展部協作研究員。目前主要從事當代中國都市文化研究和二十世紀中國文學研究。著作的單行本有：《半張臉的神話》(2003)、《在思想與文字之間》(2003)、《王曉明自選集》(2001)、《無法直面的人生 — 魯迅傳》(1993)、《刺叢裏的求索》(1995)、《追問錄》等13種。另有《二十世紀中國文學史論》(2002)、《人文精神尋思錄》(1996) 等編、譯作品9種。
Prof. Wang Xiaoming is Professor of Cultural Studies and Director of the Center for Contemporary Chinese Cultural Studies (CCCS) at Shanghai University. A world-renowned scholar of Lu Xun, he has been Professor of Chinese Literature at the East China Normal University in Shanghai since 1992. In 2001, he established the CCCS and, in 2004, set up the first postgraduate program in cultural studies on the Chinese mainland. Author of 13 books and editor of 9 collections in modern Chinese literary and cultural studies, Wang leads a team of researchers working on the emergence of what he calls a new dominant ideology through various forms of urban culture in contemporary Shanghai. He is on the Editorial Board of Traces and positions: east asian cultural critique, and a Research Associate of the Kwan Fong Cultural Research and Development Programme. He is presently visiting professor at the Master of Cultural Studies Programme of Lingnan University.