The Political Thought of Sun Yat-Sen: Development and Impact

Cover......Page 1
Contents......Page 8
Preface......Page 11
Acknowledgements......Page 13
Introduction......Page 14
1 The Early Evolution of Sun Yat-sen's Political Thought......Page 18
Sun's petition to Li Hung-chang in 1894......Page 21
The founding of the Hsing Chung Hui in 1894 in Hawaii......Page 22
The Hong Kong Manifesto of the Hsing Chung Hui......Page 24
2 The Development of Sun Yat-sen's Political Ideas in England, 1896–97......Page 27
Sun's 'two-year' stay in 'Europe' meeting 'leading politicians'......Page 28
Sun's social circle......Page 30
Sun's reading......Page 32
Sun Yat-sen's publications......Page 33
The Three Principles of the People......Page 39
Henry George and Sun Yat-sen......Page 44
3 Sun's Western Influences in the Japanese Crucible......Page 46
The influence of Johan Kaspar Bluntschli......Page 48
Sun's political ideas in 1906......Page 51
4 Sun's Thought between 1905/6 and 1919: Populism and Elitism......Page 56
Direct democracy and local self-government......Page 57
1917......Page 60
The International Development of China......Page 61
The Psychological Reconstruction of China......Page 63
Introduction......Page 71
The Fundamentals of National Reconstruction......Page 72
Introduction......Page 78
Lecture 1......Page 79
Lecture 2......Page 80
Lecture 3......Page 81
Lecture 4......Page 82
Lecture 5......Page 83
Lecture 6......Page 84
A comparison between Sun's Principle of Nationalism as expressed in 1905/6 and in 1924......Page 85
A critique of Sun's Theory of Nationalism......Page 87
Lecture 1......Page 90
Lecture 2......Page 91
Lecture 3......Page 92
Lecture 4......Page 94
Lecture 5......Page 95
Lecture 6......Page 96
A comparison of Sun's Principle of Democracy as expressed in 1905/6 and in 1924......Page 98
A critique of Sun's Theory of Democracy......Page 99
Lecture 1......Page 108
Lecture 2......Page 109
Lecture 4......Page 110
The development of Sun's Principle of Livelihood, 1905–24......Page 111
A critique of Sun's Principle of Livelihood......Page 112
The influence of Maurice William......Page 114
9 The Influence of Christianity on Sun Yat-sen......Page 119
Sun's Taiping Christianity......Page 123
Sun's sincerity......Page 126
Sun's classical learning......Page 130
The Confucian revolutionary......Page 135
Chiang's anti-Communism......Page 139
Chiang's repression......Page 143
12 The Development of Sun Yat-sen's Ideas by Wang Ching-wei, Hu Han-min and Tai Chi-t'ao......Page 147
Wang Ching-wei......Page 148
Tai Chi-t'ao......Page 152
Hu Han-min......Page 155
The United Front......Page 158
The Communist state......Page 163
Democracy......Page 167
The implementation of Sun's Principle of Livelihood in land reform......Page 170
The implementation of Sun's Principle of Livelihood in the industrial sector of Taiwan's economy......Page 173
The implementation of Sun's political ideas in Taiwan......Page 181
Indonesia......Page 188
Vietnam......Page 197
Sun Yat-sen and the Philippines......Page 199
16 Sun Yat-sen's Influence on Muammar Gaddafi......Page 205
Democracy......Page 208
Socialism......Page 212
Nationalism......Page 214
Conclusion......Page 216
Notes......Page 221
Bibliography......Page 238
D......Page 245
H......Page 246
M......Page 247
R......Page 248
T......Page 249
Z......Page 250