Remembering China from Taiwan Thomas J. J. Altizer

Remembering China from Taiwan Thomas J. J. AltizerAt the close of the Chinese Civil War, two million Chinese fled from the victorious communist army under Mao Zedong. They fled across a long ocean strait to the island of Taiwan where they waited for almost fifty years, dreaming of their lost homes and relatives left behind, aging and living out their lives as defeated, cursed people. But when both Taiwan and China began to become wealthy, the two sides allowed cautious exchanges. The split families

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Collection of essays adapted from an undergraduate honors conference held at Binghamton University which address contemporary issues in political philosophy