ACLS Humanities E-Book: Hu Shih and the Chinese renaissance: liberalism in the Chinese revolution, 1917-1937

Hu Shih and the Chinese renaissance: liberalism in the Chinese revolution, 1917-1937

Grieder, Jerome B.

Year: c1970.

Publisher: Harvard University Press.

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Frontmatter

Preface

Part I. The Education of a Chinese Intellectual

1. The Early Years, 1891-1910

2. The American Experience, 1910-1917

Part II. The Chinese Renaissance

3. The Literary Revolution

4. The New People and the New Society

5. China and the West

Part III. Liberalism

6. Peking, 1917-1926

7. Shanghai, 1927-1930

8. Peking Again, 1931-1937

Part IV. An Epilogue and an Evaluation

9. The Later Years

10. The Chinese Renaissance, Chinese Liberalism, and the Chinese Revolution

Appendix A. The Women in Hu's Life

Appendix B. The Chinese Delegation to the VIII Congress of the International Federation of Students, 1913

Appendix C. The Chinese Communist Attack on Hu Shih

Bibliography

Glossary

Index

reviews

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Title:

Hu Shih and the Chinese renaissance : liberalism in the Chinese revolution, 1917-1937 Jerome B. Grieder.

Author:

Grieder, Jerome B

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Hu Shih and the Chinese renaissance : liberalism in the Chinese revolution, 1917-1937 Jerome B. Grieder.
Grieder, Jerome B
Cambridge: Harvard University Press, c1970.

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Subject Headings:

• Hu, Shi, -- 1891-1962
• Liberalism -- China -- History
• China -- Civilization -- 1912-1949
• China -- History -- Republic, 1917-1949

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