This issue begins with an
analysis by Philip Wickeri on Chinese intellectuals and humanism, arguing that
there have been significant intellectual developments in China since its new
policy of openness. It features a report by Theresa Chu, titled “The
Interconnection between Religion and Society: An Example from Taoism.”
Regarding the CCP’s support of teaching initiatives in China, excerpts of
letters from an Amity teacher, the vice-president of the Nanjing Institute of
Meteorology are provided. It includes a report on the overseas’ relations of
Amity, taken from its newsletter, and a report by Margaret Allen on the Amity
Teachers Mid-Year Conference. An update on the activities of the CC is given,
highlighting study tours, theological internships, and its support of Amity
Teachers. It concludes with a brief on recent student demonstrations in various
urban centres of China.
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