The cultural economy of Falun Gong in China : a rhetorical perspective / Xiao Ming.

By:

Xiao, Ming [Author]

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text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781611172072

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Electronic Books.

LOC classification:

BP605 .C858 2011

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Contents:

Challenging contemporary political culture: Falun Gong's departure from Marxist materialism, authoritarianism, and scientism -- Why is Falun Gong popular? -- As powerful as weapons: the use of tropes as ideological instruments -- "Wildfire won't wipe it out-- spring wind blows it back": the transfiguration of the political sensibility of the Chinese people.

Subject: A firsthand account of the power of rhetoric to establish and challenge cultural controls in modern China.

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The rise of Falun Gong -- Challenging contemporary political culture: Falun Gong's departure from Marxist materialism, authoritarianism, and scientism -- Why is Falun Gong popular? -- As powerful as weapons: the use of tropes as ideological instruments -- "Wildfire won't wipe it out-- spring wind blows it back": the transfiguration of the political sensibility of the Chinese people.

Includes bibliographies and index.

A firsthand account of the power of rhetoric to establish and challenge cultural controls in modern China.

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