Abstract
Article: Beyond Soft Power: Cultural Power from India and China Today through Film China Report, May 2017, 53: 2, 172–187, DOI: 10.1177/0009445517696632 By L.H.M. Ling The aforementioned article got published with the following errors. The errors are deeply regretted. 1. On page 173, 1st paragraph, the correct sentence is as follows: Third, in making this assumption, Nye denies culture of any inherentpower to re-shape or co-create the state in ways previously not anticipated. 2. On page 176, 1st paragraph, the correct sentence is as follows: When the baby turns out to be a girl, the king is so disappointed he allows his queen (who’s jealous of the concubine anyway) to drown the child. 3. On page 179, paragraph 1, line 4, the word ‘Sanguo Yanyi’ is to be in italics as follows: A 1994 TV drama, ‘ Sanguo Yanyi’, predates… 4. On page 184, 2nd paragraph, the correct sentence is as follows: But states also risk a lethal backlash when ignoring or denying the power of culture. 5. On page 185, 2nd paragraph, the correct sentence is as follows: It could sweep an African-American junior senator like Barack Obama into office as much as someone exhibiting outright racist-misogynistic-xenophobic tendencies like Trump.
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