Name: Wang Hui
Title: Professor
Organisation: Tsinghua University
Brief profile:
Wang Hui, Distinguished Professor in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at Tsinghua University, Changjiang Scholar, and Director of Tsinghua Institute for Advanced Study in Humanities and Social Sciences. In 1996-2007, he was co-editor of Dushu magazine and organized significant intellectual debates in China. In 2002, he moved from CASS to Tsinghua University.
Videos:
Life and Thought – Wang Hut
20210401 TIAS – Neither Settler nor Native: The Making and Unmaking of Permanent Minorities
Articles:
SSFS10 Programme @20230721 (49.1 KB)
2023-07-21
SSFS10 Programme @20230716 (48.9 KB)
2023-07-17
SSFS10 Programme @20230706 (47.4 KB)
2023-07-06
SSFS10 Programme @20230702 (48.1 KB)
2023-07-03
SSFS8 Programme @20210708 (51.7 KB)
2021-07-10
SSFS8 Programme @20210702 (50.5 KB)
2021-07-02
Alain Badiou_SSFS7 Dialogue_english (19.5 KB)
2020-07-20
Author: Alain Badiou.
Wang Hui - 20180614 - SSFS5 (383.4 KB)
2018-06-21
Wang Hui on Prophecy and Crisis of October (1.4 MB)
2018-05-17
The Movement in Egypt: A Dialogue with Samir Amin (673.6 KB)
2015-03-24
Author: Wang Hui, Wen Tiejun, Lau Kin Chi.
The Development Trap of Financial Capitalism (305.8 KB)
2015-03-24
Author: Wang Hui, Wen Tiejun, Lau Kin Chi.
Heavenly Principle/Universal Principle and History (431.5 KB)
2014-03-14
Author: Wang Hui.
China from Empire to Nation-State (167.8 KB)
2014-03-14
Author: Wang Hui.
A Dialogue on The Rise of Modern Chinese Thought: Liberating the Object and an Inquiry into the Modern (224.4 KB)
2012-11-14
Author: Wang Hui (Translated by Tani Barlow).
The Idea of Asia and Its Ambiguities (639.3 KB)
2010-11-14
Author: Wang Hui.
The Liberation of the Object and the Interrogation of Modernity: Rethinking "The Rise of Modern Chinese Thought" (2.4 MB)
2008-01-14
Author: Wang Hui.
The 1989 Social Movement and the Historical Origins of Nco-liberalism in China (209.2 KB)
2003-01-01
Author: Wang Hui.