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A Second Discussion of Fang Yaohan: Wild Animals and Freedom of Speech

Culture & Public Commentary2012.02.01
A Second Discussion of Fang Yaohan: Wild Animals and Freedom of Speech
Some people say the Han Han affair is yet another diversion of public attention: there are so many major matters concerning the national economy and people’s livelihoods worth following, yet internet users are gathered around such a boring little incident. In my view, although Fang Jiaozhu’s performance was boring, paying attention to this event is by no means unimportant. Because for our present environment, this question is no less secondary than any other: what exactly is freedom of speech? Many people will say that even if Fang Zhouzi said something wrong, he should not be punished by law, because to protect freedom of speech, one cannot punish someone for their…
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2012年2月1日
About Fang Yaohan

Culture & Public Commentary2012.01.31
About Fang Yaohan
I had long since gotten too lazy to care about Fang Zhouzi’s business, but this time, riding on Han Han’s fame, I had no choice but to take a look at Fang Zhouzi’s disgraceful performance as well. My sins, my sins…… Since I’ve already joined the crowd, I might as well jot down a few things while I’m at it~ Of course, I don’t need to take a side here; I believe the readers of my blog are absolutely incapable of thinking I would support Fang Zhouzi. In my view, Han Han and Fang Zhouzi simply do not have a reciprocal “vs.” relationship at all. Fang Zhouzi is nothing but…
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2012年1月31日
On the Discussion on the Teachers’ Blogs: Defining Is Not So Easy

History of Science & Scholarship2007.03.22
On the Discussion on the Teachers’ Blogs: Defining Is Not So Easy
http://blog.sina.com.cn/u/485ea879010006su It’s Not So Easy to Set Definitions: A Critique of Fang Zhouzi’s Definition of Pseudoscience 2007-02-06 21:34:33 It’s Not So Easy to Set Definitions: A Critique of Fang Zhouzi’s Definition of Pseudoscience Liu Huajie Fang Zhouzi rails against pseudoscience with great certitude, as if the matter of pseudoscience were easy to explain clearly. In “Pseudoscience in the Age of Science (Part II)” (see http://www.shunz.net/2005/11/321.html), Mr. Fang Zhouzi quite confidently defined “pseudoscience.” A few days ago, Teacher Jin Wulun of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences had already commented on this definition in the Science Times, and today I will say a few words as well. Mr. Fang put it…
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2007年3月22日
Wang Hongbo and Ma Jianbo, eds., Crossing the Chasm—Science in a Cultural Perspective

History of Science & Scholarship2006.02.16
Wang Hongbo and Ma Jianbo, eds., Crossing the Chasm—Science in a Cultural Perspective
Wang Hongbo Ma Jianbo eds.: Cross the Gorge—Science in a Cultural Perspective, Fujian Education Press, February 2002 Kang Yanwu: An Incomprehensible Humanistic Spirit (Second Paragraph) Page 16 In the fourth paragraph of Zhou Wen, he says: “The real danger of modern technology does not lie in visible consequences such as the explosion of an atomic bomb, but in this mode of dealing with things already contained in its very essence: it strips all things of their real existence and intrinsic value, leaving them only a functional, false existence.” This is truly an arcane piece of abstruse talk. What exactly is “this mode of dealing with things”? How does it “strip all things…
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2006年2月16日
Fang Zhouzi: “Ulcer—Confronting Academic Corruption in China”

History of Science & Scholarship2006.01.31
Fang Zhouzi: “Ulcer—Confronting Academic Corruption in China”
Fang Zhouzi: “Ulcer—Confronting Chinese Academic Corruption,” Hainan Publishing House, June 2001 Pages 328–329 Q: Could you give a few examples to explain the corruption in Chinese academia? A: The corruption in Chinese academia mainly manifests itself in these several ways: 1. Plagiarism of papers. For example, Professor Yang Jing’an, director of the Artificial Intelligence Application Research Office at Hefei University of Technology, has plagiarized at least five foreign papers over the past few years, and basically copied them word for word from beginning to end, with not a single result of his own. His brazenness is shocking. 1. Plagiarism of papers. For example, Professor Yang Jing’an, director of the Artificial…
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2006年1月31日