A Revolution Across Art and Science

A Revolution Across Art and ScienceA Revolution Across Art and Science examines how laborers reimagined knowledge during a high point of radicalism in modern Chinese history. Encouraged to become curators, historians, writers, artists, technicians, scientists, and other kinds of experts, Chinese workers and peasants were mobilized to produce new knowledge in the humanities and sciences. Moving beyond the economic questions that have dominated most previous scholarship on the Great Leap

rare images of women wearing their jewelry with traditional dress

Mary tries to warn Louisa from doing the same

Their narratives reflect the issues confronting women in the medical academy today

Vertical farming is gaining interest as a potential production method

By tracing the marginalized academic and philosophical positions Liang sought to restore in China's incipient democratic movement

This book traces the origins of the Hong Kong Basic Law and analyses its content

Recognizing and managing the risks associated with the use of bio-based fertilizers is necessary to fully integrate these products back into production systems

Plum Blossom on the Far Side of the Stream’s accomplishment is to draw on work from many sub-disciplines—early Chinese song forms and their notation

Sometimes a whole life

chronicling their persecution and ejection from the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the C15th

and ends with a discussion of the cultural implications of Gombrowicz's philosophy of form for his critique of nationalism and the explorations of queer eroticism

including: