The End of the Maoist Era: Chinese Politics During the Twilight of the Cultural Revolution, 1972-1976M.E. Sharpe, 2007 - 729 頁 Offering a different interpretation of the evolution of Chinese politics during the years 1972-82, this book provides a study of the end of the Maoist era, demonstrating Mao's dominance even as his ability to control events ebbed away. It analyzes the tensions within the ''gang of four, '' the role of younger radicals, and more |
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第 1 到 5 筆結果,共 87 筆
第 4 頁
... Mao's life. While the movement's essential features of chaotic and often violent mass activism and fractured official organizations had largely, if hardly completely, ended by the time of the Ninth Party Congress in April 1969, the ...
... Mao's life. While the movement's essential features of chaotic and often violent mass activism and fractured official organizations had largely, if hardly completely, ended by the time of the Ninth Party Congress in April 1969, the ...
第 5 頁
... Mao's biographers: “[In these years] many big unforeseen events in China's political situation were all intimately linked to the state of Mao Zedong's thinking.”6 Yet Mao's central role in the politics of this period has seldom been ...
... Mao's biographers: “[In these years] many big unforeseen events in China's political situation were all intimately linked to the state of Mao Zedong's thinking.”6 Yet Mao's central role in the politics of this period has seldom been ...
第 8 頁
... Mao's ambiguity reverted, in a sense, to pre-Cultural Revolution days. That is, the more moderate sides of his “dialectical” thinking that had been fundamentally ignored in 1966-68—national development, social discipline, organizational ...
... Mao's ambiguity reverted, in a sense, to pre-Cultural Revolution days. That is, the more moderate sides of his “dialectical” thinking that had been fundamentally ignored in 1966-68—national development, social discipline, organizational ...
第 10 頁
... Mao's preoccupation with the succession produced an ongoing reassessment of his colleagues, and contributed to the volatile course of elite politics. While Mao's concern with leadership unity, the coming succession, and the ...
... Mao's preoccupation with the succession produced an ongoing reassessment of his colleagues, and contributed to the volatile course of elite politics. While Mao's concern with leadership unity, the coming succession, and the ...
第 11 頁
... Mao's health was in accelerated decline, and by late 1975 his ability to communicate with foreign guests was seriously affected. Such meetings, with Mao barely intelligible, then decreased until ending in May 1976. Finally, in late June ...
... Mao's health was in accelerated decline, and by late 1975 his ability to communicate with foreign guests was seriously affected. Such meetings, with Mao barely intelligible, then decreased until ending in May 1976. Finally, in late June ...
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Chapter 2 THE SECOND CULTURAL REVOLUTION FALL 1973SUMMER 1974 | 110 |
Chapter 3 TOWARD THE FOURTH NATIONAL PEOPLES CONGRESS AUGUST 1974JANUARY 1975 | 186 |
Chapter 4 MAO DENG AND THE POLITICS OF CONSOLIDATION FROM THE FOURTH NPC TO SUMMER 1975 | 245 |
Chapter 5 DENGS PERIOD IN CHARGE COMPREHENSIVE CONSOLIDATION JULYOCTOBER 1975 | 305 |
Chapter 6 THE UNFOLDING OF A NEW LEADERSHIP EQUATION THE TURN AGAINST DENG AND THE ASCENT OF HUA NOVEMBER ... | 382 |
Chapter 7 THE TIANANMEN INCIDENT AND MAOS LAST DAYS | 462 |
Chapter 8 THE PURGE OF THE GANG OF OUR SEPTEMBEROCTOBER 1976 | 536 |
CONCLUSION | 595 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 629 |
INDEX | 671 |
About the Authors | 706 |
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