-Kang Youwei, (trans. Ta t’ung shu: The Philosophy of K’ang Yu-wei Laurence G. Thompson), pp. 134-182 -Yan Fu and Kang Youwei: reformist writings in de Bary and Lufrano, vol. 2: SCT 10/20 NO 10/25 Critique – -Tan Sitong, (trans. Chan Sin-wai), 55-65 & 153- 196 An Exposition of Benevolence 10/27 The 1911 Revolution – -Tsou Jung [Zou Rong], 51-98 The Revolutionary Army, Binglin [Zhang Taiyan], the of China’” in “Explaining ‘Republic The Stockholm vol. 8 (1997): 15-40 Journal of East Asian Studies, -Hu Hanmin, Six Principles of the in de Bary and Lufrano, People’s Report” SCT “The vol. 2: 316-319 11/1 Feminism; the question” – “woman -He-Yin Zhen, the Question of Women’s Liberation,” in Lydia H. Liu et al., The “On 53-71 Birth of Chinese Feminism: -He-Yin Zhen, Revolution and Women’s Revolution: 92-104, in ibid. “Economic -Liang Qichao, Women’s Education”: 189-203, in ibid. “On 11/3 Fourth” fiction – “May -Lu Xun, of a Madman”; True Story of Ah Q” “Diary “Medicine”; “The ***paper 2 due*** 11/8 Liberalism – -Hu Shi, Civilizations of the East and the West,” in Charles A. Beard, Whither “The (New York: Longmans, Green & Co., Mankind: A Panorama of Modern Civilization 1928): 25-41 -Chen Duxiu, French and Modern Civilization” and Constitution and “The “The Confucianism” in Angle and Svennson: 62-76 11/10 The Nationalists’ ideology – -Sun Yat-sen, Min Chu-I” and Five-Power Constitution” in Memoirs of a “San “The 225-238 & 239-254 Chinese Revolutionary, -Chiang Kai-shek, of Revolution and Reconstruction,” in Destiny, “Problems
-Kang Youwei, Ta t’ung shu: The Philosophy of K’ang Yu-wei (trans. Laurence G. Thompson), pp. 134-182 -Yan Fu and Kang Youwei: reformist writings in de Bary and Lufrano, SCT vol. 2: 10/20 NO 10/25 – Critique -Tan Sitong, An Exposition of Benevolence (trans. Chan Sin-wai), 55-65 & 153- 196 10/27 – The 1911 Revolution -Tsou Jung [Zou Rong], The Revolutionary Army, 51-98 Binglin [Zhang Taiyan], “Explaining the ‘Republic of China’” in The Stockholm Journal of East Asian Studies, vol. 8 (1997): 15-40 -Hu Hanmin, “The Six Principles of the People’s Report” in de Bary and Lufrano, SCT vol. 2: 316-319 11/1 – Feminism; the “woman question” -He-Yin Zhen, “On the Question of Women’s Liberation,” in Lydia H. Liu et al., The Birth of Chinese Feminism: 53-71 -He-Yin Zhen, “Economic Revolution and Women’s Revolution: 92-104, in ibid. -Liang Qichao, “On Women’s Education”: 189-203, in ibid. 11/3 – “May Fourth” fiction -Lu Xun, “Diary of a Madman”; “Medicine”; “The True Story of Ah Q” ***paper 2 due*** 11/8 – Liberalism -Hu Shi, “The Civilizations of the East and the West,” in Charles A. Beard, Whither Mankind: A Panorama of Modern Civilization (New York: Longmans, Green & Co., 1928): 25-41 -Chen Duxiu, “The French and Modern Civilization” and “The Constitution and Confucianism” in Angle and Svennson: 62-76 11/10 – The Nationalists’ ideology -Sun Yat-sen, “San Min Chu-I” and “The Five-Power Constitution” in Memoirs of a Chinese Revolutionary, 225-238 & 239-254 -Chiang Kai-shek, “Problems of Revolution and Reconstruction,” in Destiny,
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