Ku Chieh Kang and China's New History: Nationalism and the Quest For Alternative Traditions

Will be * from US. Used books may not include companion materials, may have some shelf wear, may contain highlighting/notes, may not include CDs or access codes. 100% * *. Contents Acknowledgments Introduction Part One: The Scholars I. Setting for a Skeptic: New Tides and National Essence II. The National Studies Movement and China’s New History III. Chinese Intellectuals and Chinese Society Part Two: The People IV. The Folkstudies Movement and Its Populist Milieu V. Popular Culture as a Modern Alternative Part Three: The Counterfeiters VI. From Textual Criticism to Social Criticism VII. The Past Reorganized Part Four: The Barbarians VIII. Historical Motions in a Time of National Crisis Epilogue: Ku Chieh-kang in The People’s Republic: Contributions of an Un-Marxist Historian to Revolution Bibliography Index [by] Laurence A. Schneider. Bibliography: P. [317]-327.