Mao's Revolution and the Chinese Political CulturePolitical science analysis of the impact of mao's political leadership on politics, cultural change and social change in China - gives a historical perspective of maoist political doctrine developed in context with traditional values, examines the motivational mechanisms for securing political participation, and covers social conflict, political opposition, the political system, the dynamics of political education, etc. Selected bibliography pp. 575 to 588. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
PART | 20 |
Confucianism and the Chinese LifeCycle | 28 |
Lifes Golden Age? | 39 |
Emotional Control | 61 |
The Pain and Rewards of Education | 82 |
PART | 92 |
People Eat People | 99 |
A Compromise Decision in Favor of Public | 304 |
Who Won? | 317 |
To Leap Forward The Relationship of Politi | 330 |
171 | 398 |
A Cultural Revolution? The Recapitulation | 405 |
Will Ghosts and Demons Stay Buried? | 412 |
Whose Word Will Speak for New China? Whose | 431 |
The Matter of Succession | 452 |
Institutional Patterns of Authority | 105 |
Friends and Peers | 123 |
Peer Conflict and Control | 129 |
The Tiger World of Politics Will One Eat | 135 |
Politics Is an Emotional Storm | 160 |
Revolutionary Leadership and the Deviations | 171 |
Left Opportunism and Luan | 184 |
Ideology and Organization I The Power | 190 |
Ideology and Organization II The Power | 210 |
Ideology and Organization III The Power | 220 |
Strategy for Victory For the Party and People | 227 |
PART | 242 |
An End to the Politics of Dependency? | 248 |
One Party and One Hundred Schools Lead | 268 |
To Overcome Party Resistance | 285 |
VietNam | 463 |
The Politics of Luan | 474 |
220 | 482 |
248 | 492 |
Luan for the Revolution? | 497 |
268 | 502 |
Conclusion The Role of Aggression in Social | 510 |
Appendixes | 527 |
Attitude Survey | 534 |
Values | 559 |
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