Yuzo Mizoguchi: China as a Method

A lifetime of bland and modern-minded ideas about Chinese research are known in the country as China's shock to criticize the Orentalist evaluation of modern China. Before he was taken to the throne in 2010, he led the East Asian intellectuals' interaction with his own Chinese ambassador, Queen. What's wrong? It's affected him. Chinese spoof, a major writer of the Mizo Guochchi article, meets readers again in a revised version of his ten-week statement. China, as a method of treatment, is the declaration of an oral Chinese researcher who wants to overcome Western-centralism and build East Asian desalination theory through the explanation of modernity. The book criticizes the idea that the modern Chinese view of modern history, based on the step-by-step phase of the European World's Social Security Law, is not exactly a feature of the Chinese modern version. The development of Western Europe, starting with the question of whether a country can be understood by modern-day European ideas, suggests re-inventing China with the answer to the question how could the Cultural Revolution in the People's Republic explain what has become more modern China than a major change. This was part of an effort to discover another principle relative to European principles by placing China on the basis of its internal basis, out of the simple dualistic structure of progress-rescue, socialism-capitaism, advanced-reached-back-based progress. The book, first published in Japan in 1989, is relevant to our society, which still has China as its own Western view.

Korean title: 방법으로서의 중국

Korean author: 미조구치 유조

Korean publisher: 산지니

ISBN-13: 9788965456704