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Ian Johnson

Category History
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9780241524947

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Allen Lane

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Sparks

Sparks

By Ian Johnson · Published by Allen Lane

"Sparks" by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Ian Johnson uncovers the hidden world of China's underground historians—filmmakers, writers, and artists—who risk everything to document the true history of their nation. This book reveals their courageous efforts to bypass censorship and challenge the Chinese Communist Party's monopoly on historical narratives, from Mao-era purges and famines to modern-day crises like ethnic clashes and the COVID-19 pandemic.Why You Should Read? Discover the untold stories of individuals bravely resisting state censorship to preserve China's true past. Gain insight into how digital technologies are used to circumvent surveillance and share forbidden historical accounts. Understand the profound struggle between memory and official forgetting that is shaping China's future. Access a deeply researched account that challenges common perceptions of a monolithic, thought-controlled China.

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Category History
Publisher Allen Lane
ISBN 9780241524947
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000030288

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