Works
Professor Wang has authored dozens of books, articles and public statement on the scholarly and socio-political issues of the day. A representative portion of his work has been translated into English and other languages.
Wang Hui’s monographs include, in Chinese, From An Asian Perspective: The Narrations of Chinese History (《亞洲視野：中國歷史的敘述》, 2010); For Alternative Voices (《別求新聲》, 2009); Depoliticized Politics (《去政治化的政治》, 2008); The Rise of Modern Chinese Thought (four volumes), (《現代中國思想的興起》, 2004–2009); and Rekindling Frozen Fire: The Paradox of Modernity (《死火重溫》, 2000). His books translated into English include the forthcoming The Rise of Modern Chinese Thought (four volumes), in press; The End of Revolution: China and the Limits of Modernity (Verso, 2010); China’s New Order: Society, Politics, and Economy in Transition, translated by Ted Huters and Rebecca Karl (Harvard University Press, 2003); Shisō kūkan toshite no gendai chūgoku (Modern China as a Space for Thinking), translated by Murata Yujiro, Sunayama Yukio, and Onodera Shiro (Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 2006); A New Asian Imagination (in Korean; Seoul: Creation and Criticism Press, 2003); and The Politics of Imagining Asia, translated by Theodore Huters, (Harvard University Press, 2011).
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