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Extraction Code: xp5r Title: Rules and Education

Author: Xu Ben

Douban score: 8.9

Publishing House: Central Compilation Publishing House

Publication year: 20 16- 1- 1

Page count: 638

Content introduction:

Education is a beautiful word, which is the natural need of human beings as a diet. Education is to make people understand the truth, not to make rulers rule them more conveniently and casually.

Modern national education, when it is democratic civic education, can help people become smarter and have the ability of self-governance; When it is the education of the subjects or the party and the people under autocratic rule, it makes the people ignorant and obedient, and they have neither the ability of self-governance nor the will of self-realization. We pay attention to national education, expect the first one and be wary of the second one.

This book focuses on three basic "government prototypes" related to national education: classical republic, modern democratic republic, modern autocracy or totalitarianism. My basic concern is how the difference between democracy and autocracy forms a completely different national education.

About the author:

Xu Ben was born in Suzhou on 1950. Doctor of English Literature, Massachusetts University, Professor of English Department, St. Mary's College, California, USA, Adjunct Professor, Institute of Advanced Social Sciences, Fudan University. The writing fields are public life, national education, public cultural memory, civil society construction, etc. Published works in Chinese and English include: Criticizing Intellectuals' Tension, Disillusionment of Democracy, Towards Postmodernism and Post-colonialism, Where to Go for Cultural Criticism, Intellectuals and Public Politics, Why People Remember, Public Life to Dignity, Between Fools and Heroes: Two Faces of Mass Society, What is a Good Public Life, and What is a Good Public Life?