Hang Tu is Assistant Professor of Chinese Studies at the National University of Singapore.

An incisive reinterpretation of emotion as a fundamental force shaping ethical reasoning and political thought in post-Mao China…Tu reconstructs how emotional investments shaped the ethical and cultural vocabularies of China’s intellectuals. The result is a strikingly original interpretation that highlights the affective underpinnings of modern Chinese thought and recasts how we understand the moral texture of political life.

Hang Tu is Assistant Professor of Chinese Studies at the National University of Singapore.

An incisive reinterpretation of emotion as a fundamental force shaping ethical reasoning and political thought in post-Mao China…Tu reconstructs how emotional investments shaped the ethical and cultural vocabularies of China’s intellectuals. The result is a strikingly original interpretation that highlights the affective underpinnings of modern Chinese thought and recasts how we understand the moral texture of political life.

Hang Tu is Assistant Professor of Chinese Studies at the National University of Singapore.

An incisive reinterpretation of emotion as a fundamental force shaping ethical reasoning and political thought in post-Mao China…Tu reconstructs how emotional investments shaped the ethical and cultural vocabularies of China’s intellectuals. The result is a strikingly original interpretation that highlights the affective underpinnings of modern Chinese thought and recasts how we understand the moral texture of political life.