Symbols and Repression at Tiananmen Square, April-June 1989
The Chinese leaders' decision to repress the protest at Tiananmen Square in April-June 1989 is analyzed through their symbolic definition of the protest. Variables that influenced Chinese leaders' symbolization processes included disarray in structure of formal symbols, revolutionary tradi...
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| description | The Chinese leaders' decision to repress the protest at Tiananmen Square in April-June 1989 is analyzed through their symbolic definition of the protest. Variables that influenced Chinese leaders' symbolization processes included disarray in structure of formal symbols, revolutionary tradition, remoteness from social development, and internal dissension. Both calculative (strategic) and affective considerations were stressed. |
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| subjects | Biological and medical sciences China Communist parties Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology Older adults Political parties Political protests Psychology. Psychoanalysis. Psychiatry Psychology. Psychophysiology Repression Role taking Social interactions. Communication. Group processes Social psychology Speeches Standing committees Student movements Student protests Symbolization Symbols |
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