Opposition and Dissent in Contemporary ChinaHoover Press, 1977 - 342 頁 |
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Chinese Attitudes on Dissent and Opposition | 25 |
The Handling of Opposition | 52 |
Oppositional Interests | 79 |
Opposition Movements | 157 |
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第 4 頁 - To maintain and transmit a value system, human beings are punched, bullied, sent to jail, thrown into concentration camps, cajoled, bribed, made into heroes, encouraged to read newspapers, stood up against a wall and shot, and sometimes even taught sociology. To speak of cultural inertia is to overlook the concrete interests and privileges that are served by indoctrination, education, and the entire complicated process of transmitting culture from one generation to the next.
第 3 頁 - The structures of power in which the political process takes place offer an explanation not only of how change originates and what direction it takes, but also of why it is necessary. Power always implies non-power and therefore resistance. The dialectic of power and resistance is the motive force of history.