8/30 Course introduction – 9/1 What is What is intellectual history? political thought? – 1-28 Qichao, Rights,” in Stephen C. Angle and Marina Svensson, trans. “On and eds., 5-15 The Chinese Human Rights Reader: 9/6 Late Qing reform thought (1895-1915) – -Cheek: 29-69 -Gongzhong Li, in Modern China: The Cross-Cultural Dissemination “Republic of a Political Concept,” 49.3 (Spring 2016), pp. 142-151 Chinese Studies in History 9/8 Early Republican political ideas and movements (1915-1935) – -Cheek: 70-112 -Hui Wang, Transformation of Culture and Politics: War, Revolution and the “The Warfare” of the 1910s,” 38.1 (Jan. 2013): 5-33 Twentieth-Century China ‘Thought 9/13 The rise of Marxism/Communism (1936-1956) – -Cheek: 113-162 -Rulun Zhang, and Chinese Modernity—A Study of the “Historiography Historiographical Ideas of Li Dazhao,” 49.2 (2016): 80-89 Chinese Studies in History 9/15 Great Leap Forward Cultural Revolution (1957-1976) – – -Cheek: 163-216 Ye, a Fine Line: Thoughts on Writing about the History of the People’s “Walking Republic of China,” 15.2 (Fall 2008): 315-330 Chinese Historical Review 9/20 The Reform Era (1976-1995) – -Cheek: 217-261 -Ren Wanding, on the Historical Character of the Democracy Movement,” “Reflections in Mok Chiu Yu and Frank Harrison, eds., 47-53 Voices from Tiananmen Square, 9/22 Contemporary China – -Cheek: 262-319 -Kurt Moser, the Bill of Rights in China,” 43.3 (May 2010): History Teacher “Teaching 357-373
8/30 – Course introduction 9/1 – What is intellectual history? What is political thought? 1-28 Qichao, “On Rights,” in Stephen C. Angle and Marina Svensson, trans. and eds., The Chinese Human Rights Reader: 5-15 9/6 – Late Qing reform thought (1895-1915) -Cheek: 29-69 -Gongzhong Li, “Republic in Modern China: The Cross-Cultural Dissemination of a Political Concept,” Chinese Studies in History 49.3 (Spring 2016), pp. 142-151 9/8 – Early Republican political ideas and movements (1915-1935) -Cheek: 70-112 -Hui Wang, “The Transformation of Culture and Politics: War, Revolution and the ‘Thought Warfare” of the 1910s,” Twentieth-Century China 38.1 (Jan. 2013): 5-33 9/13 – The rise of Marxism/Communism (1936-1956) -Cheek: 113-162 -Rulun Zhang, “Historiography and Chinese Modernity—A Study of the Historiographical Ideas of Li Dazhao,” Chinese Studies in History 49.2 (2016): 80-89 9/15 – Great Leap Forward – Cultural Revolution (1957-1976) -Cheek: 163-216 Ye, “Walking a Fine Line: Thoughts on Writing about the History of the People’s Republic of China,” Chinese Historical Review 15.2 (Fall 2008): 315-330 9/20 – The Reform Era (1976-1995) -Cheek: 217-261 -Ren Wanding, “Reflections on the Historical Character of the Democracy Movement,” in Mok Chiu Yu and Frank Harrison, eds., Voices from Tiananmen Square, 47-53 9/22 – Contemporary China -Cheek: 262-319 -Kurt Moser, “Teaching the Bill of Rights in China,” History Teacher 43.3 (May 2010): 357-373