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Invoking a panethnicity theory approach to understanding identity formation processes among PRC minorities, examines how individual members of the Naxi minority nationality of the Lijiang basin in southwest China's Yunnan Province construct their identities in the contest of the contemporary post-Mao era. (Original abstract - amended)

Reviews and discusses Intimacy and spectacle: liberal theory as political education by S. L. Esquith (Ithaca, NY, 1994) and Rethinking democratic education: the politics of reform by D. M. Steiner (Baltimore, MD, 1994). (Original abstract-amended)

Demonstrates how the postmodern debate can be elucidated through an analysis of Martin Heidegger's A dialogue of language. The Nazi philosopher's subjectivity is shared by both postmodernists and difference feminists. (SJK)

Asks how poststructuralism can inform political reflection. Suggests one can make poststructuralism speak its truth in the various idioms of political reflection as it has been traditionally conceived or look at it from the viewpoint of the poststructuralists. Attempts to explore the deep tension between poststructuralism and traditional modes of political thinking and speculates on a model which combines the two. (JLN)