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从吴文藻在 20 世纪六七十年代的学术阅读看中国社会学重建的根基

                   examines his academic readings in the 1960s and 1970s, as well as his academic
                   work and interactions with Pan Guangdan, Fei Xiaotong, Lin Yaohua, and other
                   scholars during this period. The paper argues that, the restoration and
                   reconstruction of Chinese sociology did not take place on a blank slate. Despite the
                   abolishment of sociology and severe disruptions to their personal lives and well鄄
                   being, Wu Wenzao and other scholars, as a community, continued to engage in
                   academic readings in the 1960s and 1970s. This allowed them to keep pace with the
                   global development of disciplines such as sociology, anthropology, and ethnology
                   and enabled them to gain a firm grasp of the mainstream trends and classic works of
                   social sciences worldwide. Moreover, academic exchanges with overseas scholars in
                   the 1970s helped them gain a deeper understanding of the developments of global
                   social sciences. All these factors served as the academic spark and fundamental
                   conditions for the reconstruction of Chinese sociology.
                       More importantly, over many years, Wu Wenzao and Fei Xiaotong maintained
                   the academic community established during the Yanjing period. The strategies that
                   Wu Wenzao employed in developing the “Yanjing School” and the maintenance of
                   this community became the implicit foundation for the reconstruction of Chinese
                   sociology.
                       This paper employs Michel Foucault's method of archaeology of knowledge to
                   explore the readings of scholars represented by Wu Wenzao during the period when
                   sociology was banned in China. This study finds that the starting point of the
                   standard narrative of sociology’s reconstruction resembles more a“turning point” of
                   knowledge and power: after this starting point, previously silent knowledge began
                   to emerge from history, regaining space and power. Consequently, the readings of
                   Wu Wenzao became a peculiar “prehistory”:highly foresighted and preparatory,
                   they provided the conditions, perspectives, historical experiences, and numerous
                   possibilities for the reconstruction of sociology led by Fei Xiaotong and the
                   construction of a renewed body of social scientific knowledge.
                   Keywords:Wu Wenzao,  diary,  academic reading,  academic community,
                   reconstruction of sociology




                     一、 中国社会学重建的“标准叙事”及其“史前史”的可能性

                    中国社会学恢复与重建的历史是 20 世纪中国社会学史的一个重
                要组成部分。 这段历史在中国社会学界已经为人所共知,甚至有了某种


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