Utopia in Practice: Bishan Project and Rural Reconstruction
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CONTENTS
Prologue
Night Play
Introduction
Utopia in Practice
Rural Youth
My Self-Urbanised Story
Nostalgia Survey
Letter to My Mother
Huizhou Fieldwork
From Nonplaces to Places
Revisiting Bishan
Blueprint
Anarchist and Ruralism
The Possibility of Rural Revival
The Agrarian Home and It's Reconstruction
Bishan Harvestival
Go Bush!
Reality and History
Beijing's Climate Politics
What Wukan Means
The Cultivators: Rural Reconstructionists in China
Yixian International Festival
The Urban-Rural Interactions
Field of Hope
Deep Plowing
Heart-following Houses
The Benevolent MindThe Documentation of Local Life
Controversy and Introspection
Symbolic Boundary, Distinction and Othering
The Organic Intellectuals
Informal Life Politics
Cultural Production and Placemaking
School of Tillers
Beat the Land
Timekeepers
Memoir in Southern Anhui
New Commons
The Crisis and Experiment of the Commons
The "Commons" of Common Spaces
Agriculture, Craftsmanship and Education
The Food Politics
Renaissance of Craftsmanship?
Children's Sense of Reality
City and Countryside
After City "Failed"
Countryside as Countryside
The Utopian Dream
Autonomy: Utopia or Realpolitik
You're Too Shy to Talk about UtopiaThe Discourse of Utopia in the Post-Mao Era
Postscript
Aftershock
Epilogue
Large Rat
Appendix
The Chronology of Bishan Project
Customer Reviews
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