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دانلود کتاب Revolution and Its Past: Identities and Change in Modern Chinese History
دانلود کتاب انقلاب و گذشته آن: هویت و تغییر در تاریخ مدرن چین
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Revolution and Its Past: Identities and Change in Modern Chinese History
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نویسندگان: R. Keith Schoppa
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ISBN (شابک) : 1138410438, 9781138410435
ناشر: Routledge
سال نشر: 2017
تعداد صفحات: 498
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب انقلاب و گذشته آن: هویت و تغییر در تاریخ مدرن چین نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
توضیحاتی در مورد کتاب انقلاب و گذشته آن: هویت و تغییر در تاریخ مدرن چین
برخلاف سایر متون در مورد تاریخ مدرن چین، که تمایل دارند دایره‌المعارفی یا بیش از حد معقولانه باشند، انقلاب و گذشته آن جامع اما مختصر است، بر جدیدترین پژوهش‌ها متمرکز است و به سبکی نوشته شده است که از ابتدا تا انتها دانشجویان را درگیر می‌کند. نسخه سوم از مضمون هویت ها - از خود ملت و مردم چین - برای بررسی تغییرات گسترده ای استفاده می کند که از اواخر دوران امپراتوری تا اوایل قرن بیست و یکم چین را فرا گرفته است. با انجام این کار، طیفی از هویت‌هایی را که چین در طول زمان انتخاب کرده و آن‌هایی را که خارجی‌ها به چین و مردم آن نسبت داده‌اند، بررسی می‌کند، و نشان می‌دهد که چگونه چین به سرعت در حال مدرن شدن است، موضوع هویت چینی در دنیای مدرن بزرگ جلوه می‌کند.
توضیحاتی درمورد کتاب به خارجی
Unlike other texts on modern Chinese history, which tend to be either encyclopedic or too pedantic, Revolution and Its Past is comprehensive but concise, focused on the most recent scholarship, and written in a style that engages students from beginning to end. The Third Edition uses the theme of identities--of the nation itself and of the Chinese people--to probe the vast changes that have swept over China from late imperial times to the early twenty-first century. In so doing, it explores the range of identities that China has chosen over time and those that outsiders have attributed to China and its people, showing how, as China rapidly modernizes, the issue of Chinese identity in the modern world looms large.
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Cover Title Dedication Copyright Contents Preface Notes on Pronunciation List of Maps Part 1 From the Heights to the Depths: Challenges to Traditional Chinese Identities, 1780–1901 1 Identities History and Identity Associational Identities: Lineages and Families Associational Identities: Social Connections Associational Identities: Relations to the “Other” Spatial Identities: Native Place Spatial Identities: Village and Marketing Communities Spatial Identities: Macroregions and Provinces Suggestions for Further Reading 2 Chinese and Manchus Patterns in the Early Qing Preserving a Manchu Identity Buying Into Chinese Culture Dealing with the Other Identity and Change: The Qianlong Emperor in the Late Eighteenth Century Identity Crisis Emerging Problems The Daoguang Emperor Suggestions for Further Reading 3 The Opium War and the Treaty System: Challenges to Chinese Identity The Early Western Role China and the West: Mutual Perceptions Opium: The Problem and the War The Unequal Treaty System and Its Impact on Chinese Identity The Missionary and Cultural Imperialism Suggestions for Further Reading 4 An Age of Rebellion: Defiance of and Commitments to Traditional Chinese Identities Traditional Rebellions The Taiping War (1851–1864): Attempting to Revolutionize Identity Guerrilla Warfare: The Nian Rebellion (1853–1868) Muslims versus Chinese: Clashes in Ethnic Identity Suggestions for Further Reading 5 The Power of Traditional Cultural Identity: Chinese Reactions to Continuing Threats Unwilling to Change (or Holding to That Old-Time Identity) Self-Strengthening The Loss of Tributary States: Ryōkyō, Korea, and Vietnam The War with France and the Impact of Self-Strengthening Identity and Perception: The Roles of the Empress Dowager Suggestions for Further Reading 6 The Devastating Nineties: Destroying Traditional Identities Ideology for Change: Kang Youwei’s Intellectual Bomb Political and Cultural Earthquake: Defeat by the “Dwarf People” A New Phase of Imperialism: Carving the Melon The Reform Movement and the Hundred Days: Clashing Identities The Boxer Catastrophe: Which Identity Now? Suggestions for Further Reading Part 2 “No Checking the Tides of Change”: Reconstructing Social, Cultural, and Political Identity, 1901–1928 7 Revolutionaries: Manchu and Anti-Manchu The Stirrings of a New China in Macroregional Cores The Manchu Reform Movement: Education The Manchu Reform Movement: Military Change The Manchu Reform Movement: Constitutionalism The Anti-Manchu Revolutionary Movement The 1911 Revolution Suggestions for Further Reading 8 Selecting Identities: The Early Republic Legacies of the Revolution The Presidency of Yuan Shikai Capitalists to the Fore The Power of the Gun China Totters on the World Stage Suggestions for Further Reading 9 Constructing a New Cultural Identity: The May Fourth Movement The New Culture Movement: “Down with Confucius and Sons” Language and Laboratories for a New Culture The May Fourth Incident and Its Aftermath Political Change First; Cultural Change Will Follow Cultural Change First; Political Change Will Follow Neotraditionalism The Historical Significance of the May Fourth Movement Suggestions for Further Reading 10 Drawing the Sword of Opposition: Identity Increasingly Politicized The Birth of the Chinese Communist Party Giving the Guomindang a New Identity Things Fall Apart: Sun’s Death and the May 30th Movement The Beginning of Mass Mobilization The Emergence of Chiang Kai-shek and the Northern Expedition Suggestions for Further Reading Part 3 Revolution and Identity: Social Revolution and the Power of Tradition, 1928–1960 11 Revolution in Retreat: The Nanjing Decade Chiang Kai-shek Military Power, Party Factionalism, and Residual Warlordism Secrets of Chiang’s Ability to Retain Power Chiang’s Record Suggestions for Further Reading 12 Revolution Reborn: The Communists in the 1930s The Party: “So Widely Scattered and So Badly Mauled” Finding Its Way: The Party’s Factions The Jiangxi Soviet The Other Soviets The Long March Building the Base at Yan’an Suggestions for Further Reading 13 A Rising Clash of National Identities: China and Japan,The 1920s and 1930s A Case of Mistaken Identity Japanese Aggression Turns Manchuria into Manchukuo Japanese Aggression on the March The Xi’an Incident Marco Polo Bridge Suggestions for Further Reading 14 The Sino–Japanese War, 1937–1945 The War’s General Course: An Overview The Exodus Soldiers and the Military Collaboration Wartime Propaganda The United States and China in Wartime: Rough Sledding The Communists in Yan’an, 1942–1945 Wartime Guomindang China Suggestions for Further Reading 15 Toward Daybreak: Struggling for China’s Identity, 1945–1949 The Situation at War’s End Economic Suicide Political Disaster Military Struggle Did Chiang Lose the War or Did Mao Win the War? Japan’s Colony, Taiwan Guomindang Relations with the Taiwanese: February 1947 and Its Impact Suggestions for Further Reading 16 Paths to the Future The Structure of the Communist Party-State The East Is Red: The Hallmarks of the Communist Revolution At War with the United Nations: The Korean War The First Five-Year Plan (1953–1957) The Taiwan Model: Authoritarianism and Reform The Taiwan “Miracle” Suggestions for Further Reading 17 Coming Unglued “Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom!” (Then Cut Them Down) The Great Leap Forward (and Backward) The Worst Famine in History The Sino–Soviet Split Crack-Up Suggestions for Further Reading Part 4 From “Politics in Command” to the Glory of Getting Rich: Contemporary Change and Identity, 1961–2009 18 Death Dance: The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution Why? The Violently Radical Red Guard Phase, 1966–1969 The Mystery of Lin Biao The Year of the Dragon Mao in Retrospect Suggestions for Further Reading 19 Economics in Command: The End of Communism and the Flourishing of “Market Socialism” Socialism with a Chinese Face Opening the Window to the World The Expansion of Economic Reforms, 1990–2008 Government Action in Dealing with the Impacts of Reforms Suggestions for Further Reading 20 “One World, One Dream”: China’s New World Political Authoritarianism Nationalism and International Relations 2008: Achievements and Problems Suggestions for Further Reading 21 A Question of Identity: The Republic of China on Taiwan Since the 1970s Birth of a Democracy The Issue: The Relationship with the PRC From Economic Miracle to Economic Problems Diplomacy: Seeking Respect Society in Flux A Question of Identity Suggestions for Further Reading Epilogue: The Issue of Human Rights Suggestions for Further Reading Notes Pronunciation Guide Index Credits
