Can a Post-1919 World History be Written?
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This paper takes Up the question of post-1919 "world history" and disarticulates that concept from a Chinese perspective of semi-colonialism, journalism, and May Fourth social formations. It begins and concludes with the assertion that world history is not a proper category of inquiry or analysis, but rather, how a global temporal moment-such as 1919-can be Constituted and understood through a global systemic logic of the accretion of its parts. The focus on May Fourth and semi-colonialism speaks to this issue.
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This paper takes Up the question of post-1919 "world history" and disarticulates that concept from a Chinese perspective of semi-colonialism, journalism, and May Fourth social formations. It begins and concludes with the assertion that world history is not a proper category of inquiry or analysis, but rather, how a global temporal moment-such as 1919-can be Constituted and understood through a global systemic logic of the accretion of its parts. The focus on May Fourth and semi-colonialism speaks to this issue.
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