The people's Peking man popular science and human identity in twentieth-century China /
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Chicago :
University of Chicago Press,
2008.
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Table of Contents:
- "From 'dragon bones' to scientific research" : Peking Man and popular paleoanthropology in pre-1949 China
- "A united front against superstition" : science dissemination, 1940-1971
- "The content of human" : in search of human identity, 1940-1971
- "Labor created science" : the class politics of scientific knowledge, 1940-1971
- "Presumptuous guests usurp the hosts" : dissemination and participation, 1971-1978
- "Springtime for science," but what a garden : mystery, superstition, and fanatics in the post-Máo Era
- "From legend to science," and back again? : Bigfoot, science, and the people in post-Máo China
- "Have we dug at our ancestral shrine?" : post-Máo ethnic nationalism and its limits.