Abstract
The texts translated in this issue of Chinese Studies in Philosophy illustrate how far China's intellectuals have come in their critical engagement with "current" Western—in particular American—intellectual trends. A generation ago, even their most sophisticated readings of, say, the beatnik movement appeared to an outsider to be almost completely off the mark.1
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