The Limits of change essays on conservative alternatives in Republican China

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge Harvard University Press 1976Description: x, 426 p. ; 24 cmISBN:

9780674332959

Subject(s):

Conservatism--China--Congresses

DDC classification:

951.04LIM

Summary: The Limits of Change disputes the impression that the conservative ideas and styles of China's Republican period were neither strong nor persuasive enough to counter the ideas or the revolution of Mao. As the contributors to the book point out, these conservative movements reflected a modern outlook and shared a framework of common concepts with the radical movements they opposed.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

The Limits of Change disputes the impression that the conservative ideas and styles of China's Republican period were neither strong nor persuasive enough to counter the ideas or the revolution of Mao. As the contributors to the book point out, these conservative movements reflected a modern outlook and shared a framework of common concepts with the radical movements they opposed.

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