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Africa / Asia / Europe / Americas / /
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Germany / France / United States / Soviet Union / Vietnam / China / Yugoslavia / /
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Person Travel / Natural Disaster / Product Recall / Diplomatic Relations / Business Partnership / Product Issues / /
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Tiananmen Square / /
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National Day / /
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finance capital / /
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Chinese Communist Party / Frankfurt School / Duke University / Congress / News and Letters Committee / Hundred Flowers Movement / Community Party / Black Power / /
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Joseph Stalin / Leo Spitzer / Frantz Fanon / Kwame Anthony Appiah / Julius Rosenberg / Raya Dunayevskaya / Simone de Beauvoir / Leopold Senghor / Adrienne Rich / Françoise Lionnet / Edward Said / Erich Auerbach / Shih It / Sylvia Wynter / Raymond Williams / Satya Mohanty / Fredric Jameson / Jean- Paul Sartre / Jacques Derrida / Nikita Khrushchev / Mao / Ethel Rosenberg / Mary McCarthy / Louis Althusser / Charles W. Mills / Michel Foucault / Erich Fromm / Luo Dagang / Linda Alcoff / /
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psychologist / Prime Minister / Great Leap Forward / /
Is the Post-in Postsocialism the Post-in Posthumanism? Shu-mei Shih It has been twenty years since Kwame Anthony Appiah’s sharply critical essay, “Is the Post-in Postmodernism the Post-in Postcolonial?,”