The exemplary society: human improvement, social control, and the dangers of modernity in China

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PART I: MEMORIES AND DREAMS OF SOCIAL ORDER PART II: EDUCATION, SOCIETY, AND MORALITY PART III: NORMS, DISCIPLINES, AND THE EXEMPLARY ORDER PART IV: MODERNITY, DEVIANCE, AND DANGER PART V: THEATRE AND SIMULATION

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