Student Nationalism in China, 1924-1949

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Student Nationalism in China, 1924-1949

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Lincoln Li - Author

SUNY series in Chinese Philosophy and Culture

Price: $50.50
Hardcover - 209 pages

Release Date: January 1994

ISBN10: 0-7914-1749-2
ISBN13: 978-0-7914-1749-2

Price: $31.95
Paperback - 209 pages

Release Date: January 1994

ISBN10: 0-7914-1750-6
ISBN13: 978-0-7914-1750-8

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Summary

Li examines the critical role of the younger generation as a political force, influenced by the cultural and ideological debates during China's reunification in 1927 and again in 1949. He focuses on key organizations to illustrate how political parties turned explosive, national feelings into an organized political force. Li shows how Chinese student nationalism, despite its radical image, represents a prominent feature of continuity in Chinese sociopolitical culture.

"The most illuminating parts of the book are the similarities and contrasts the author reveals between GMD and the CCP in enlisting and organizing student nationalism during the period under investigation. By focusing on Whampoa, Kangda, and Liangda, the author turns a rather elusive topic into a manageable one. What happened in the three institutions was not only representative of three types of response to the rising tide of nationalism, but also went to considerable length in explaining the changing fortunes of the two parties." -- Tongqi Lin, Harvard University

"Li has translated an enormous quantity of fascinating and previously unknown material for English readers. Anyone who has a serious interest in twentieth-century Chinese history or the history of the Chinese Nationalist and Communist Parties will find this study essential to their understanding." -- June Grasso, Boston University

Lincoln Li is Senior Lecturer in History at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments

1. Culture and Politics

2. Preparations

3. The Whampoa Military Academy

4. Militarizing the Educated Young

5. Origins of the Young Officers' Movement

6. The Young Officers' Movement

7. Xian Lianhe Daxue: Associated University of the Southwest

8. Regimentation at Yanan

9. Regimentation through Rectification

10. Confrontations with the Guomindang

11. Conclusion and Epilogue

Notes

Bibliography

Index

Related Subjects

Asian Studies
Chinese Studies
Comparative Politics
Government and Politics of China

25296/24768(RR//)

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