20th Century Chinese Social Sciences. Journalism Volume

Author: Zhao Kai et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Features: Over a century of development in Chinese social sciences has provided a strong spiritual driving force for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and has established a solid spiritual pillar. During this century, Chinese social sciences have undergone three large-scale reassessments of preceding academic, intellectual, and cultural traditions. Each reassessment has not only brought about a significant leap forward in social sciences but also a widespread ideological liberation and a broad enhancement in the quality of the populace. In fact, this reassessment has continued to this day, shaping the character of Chinese social sciences that combines progressiveness, diversity, and adaptability to the times. Over the past century, each reassessment has constructed a new knowledge system, categories, concepts, discourses, and even paradigm systems for China, providing new theoretical foundations and action plans for the nation's survival and salvation, the transformation of Chinese civilization, the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, and the development of the Chinese revolution and modernization efforts. Chinese social sciences have thus moved into society and among the people, permeating their entire spiritual and material lives and penetrating comprehensive social transformations.
The book provides detailed materials, summarizing the development of Chinese journalism over the 20th century, detailing the progress and achievements of its various branches during this period, outlining major academic debates, and introducing the educational research institutions, academic associations, publications, and international academic exchanges in Chinese journalism during the same era. At the end of the book, there is a chronology of major events in the development of Chinese journalism in the 20th century. This book is an academic work that comprehensively and systematically summarizes the century-long development of Chinese journalism in the 20th century.