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Censorship in China: The Internet and Confucianism

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August 27, 2018

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In this video, I look at the development of censorship in the Chinese press and internet. To try to deeper understand censorship, I look at the difference between western and Chinese culture, history and philosophy, which is generally grounded in Confucianism and more recently, of course, communism.

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