China Report - Volume 18, Number 2-3

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Introduction
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Introduction
Patricia Uberoi
Other
Restricted accessOtherFirst published March, 1982pp. 9-28
AH Q or Superman? An Appraisal of the Appraisals of Lu Xun
Tan Chung
Abstract
A rebellious warrior has emerged in the world. He stands out like a giant. He knows all ruins and graves ....He remembers all the intense, widespread and long-enduring sorrows. He takes a serious look at the blood clots which have become a seasoned cesspool. He has deep insight into all that is dead, born, about to be born, and unborn. —Lu Xun, 'Amid Pale Bloodstains' in Wild Grass
Research article
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Lu Xun: The Arch Dissenter
Sheela Murthy
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Lu Xun and Japan
Mahua Rawat
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Lu Xun's Foreign Inspirations
Ravni Thakur
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Lu Xun: Nihilist or Marxist?
Harmala Kaur Gupta
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Lu Xun—'The Fighting Feuilletonist': A Close Look at His Essays
Huang I-Shu
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Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published March, 1982pp. 87-101
Dog,Wolf and Hyena: Reflections on 'A Madman's Diary'
Patricia Uberoi
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Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published March, 1982pp. 103-112
Social Bonds on Chinese Youth : A Study of 'Regret for the Past'
Jasminder Mamak
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Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published March, 1982pp. 113-120
Lu Xun: A Cultural Movement
N.M. Pankaj
Other
Restricted accessOtherFirst published March, 1982pp. 121-122
An Indian View of Lu Xun's Heritage
Gopa Joshi

Volume 18, Issue 2-3, March 1982