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ORIENS EXTREMUS 57 contains a special section on Marxism in East Asia and beyond, guest-edited by Yvonne Schulz Zinda (Universität Hamburg). Despite the crisis of the Marxist paradigm after the fall of the Soviet Union, Marxism- Leninism remains an important legacy in China and Korea, with Japanese intellectuals having played a major role as transmitters in the past. Here is the full list of contents:
Reinhard EMMERICH
Hans Stumpfeldt (1941-2018) in memoriam
Special section
Yvonne SCHULZ ZINDA
Marxism in East Asia and beyond
Introduction
Vladimir TIKHONOV
The Birth of Korean Academic Marxism: Pak Ch’iu (1909-49) and his Philosophical Critique of Right-Wing Totalitarianism
Tae-kyung KIM 김태경
Representations of War and Peace in the 1950s North Korean Literature
Adrian KRAWCZYK
Celebrating the Bicentennial of Marx’s Birth in China – An Analysis of Xi Jinping‘s Speech and Official Media Coverage
Anna STECHER
New Dramaturgies about China’s First Marxist:A Comparative Analysis of Contemporary Biographical Plays on Li Dazhao
Polina KOMAROVSKAYA
The Political Poster and Its Role in the Personality Cult of Mao Zedong
Rui KUNZE 王瑞
Writing Workers in Post-socialist China:Migrant Worker Poetry and Its New Left Reception
Federico BRUSADELLI
A Harmonious Dialectic: Tang Yijie 汤一介 (1927–2014) and the “Confucianization” of Marxism
MORITA Seiya 森田成也
Marxism and Trotsky in Pre-War Japan
William G. BOLTZ
The Hornet-swarming Generals of Chu
Luke HABBERSTAD
A Government in Verse: Bureaucratic Aesthetics and Voice in Han and post-Han Admonitions (zhen 箴)
Martin GIMM
Einige Ergänzungen zur Geschichte des buddhistischen Kanons in manjurischer Übersetzung
LEE Ting-mien 李庭綿
“Ru-Mo” and “Kong-Mo” in Late Imperial Confucian Controversy
HUANG Kuan-min
黃冠閔, üb. von Philipp ZIEFLE
Das einsame Einzelne und das Erinnern der Gemeinschaft: Mou Zongsans Rhetorik des Lebens in der Selbsterzählung mit Fünfzig