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...William Noland 2004 by Duke University Press 2004 William Noland The Image World of Mao II What started out as a list of images directly...

... . New York:Penguin Books, 1989 . L. ———. Mao II . New York:Penguin Books, 1991 . M. Eakin, Emily. “Novels Gaze into Terror's Dark Soul.”Arts and Ideas. New York Times , September 22, 2001 . Friedman, Thomas. From Beirut to Jerusalem .New York: Doubleday, 1989 . Johnston, John...

...Colleen Lye If one of French Maoism’s main contributions to the sixties’ cultural turn was a theory of the relative autonomy of ideology, one of US Maoism’s main contributions was identity politics. A product of the application of Mao’s theory of contradiction to US circumstances, identity politics...

..., lest the petty-bourgeois instincts of the peasants undermine the revolutionary zeal of the proletariat.1 The Growth of the Peasant Movement For these reasons, before 1925 the leadership of the Chinese Communist party paid virtually no attention to the peasants. Mao Tse-tung, the Communist most...

... observing the course of recent events in China, he would likely be moved to despair that the demise of the Western world could long be postponed. The triumph of Mao-Tsetung has so enhanced the Russian position in the Far East and around the globe as to pose the question of whether the dire threat pondered...

... observing the course of recent events in China, he would likely be moved to despair that the demise of the Western world could long be postponed. The triumph of Mao-Tsetung has so enhanced the Russian position in the Far East and around the globe as to pose the question of whether the dire threat pondered...

...) . Turin : Einaudi . Zedong Mao . ( 1975 ) 1998 . Jian guo yilai Mao Zedong wengao [Mao’s manuscripts after 1949] . Beijing : Zhongyang wenxian chubanshe . Pozzana Claudia . 2013 . “ Althusser and Mao: A Political Test for Dialectics .” Paper presented at “The Idea of Communism...

..., and in an excellent state of morale. In both areas world politics played a role they have never before played in the everyday course of things within Chinese life. It might reasonably have been expected that a visitor would find Mao s government deteriorating and Chiang s government improv­ ing. Even more probably...

... comprises a num­ ber of related, even loosely interchangeable, labels or categories (e.g., proletarian mass culture, Yen an literature and art, the socalled Maoist genre or Mao wenti, and the political mode of writing, including the all­ purpose classification of official discourse...

... trivial. As the first large-scale mass mobilization under the post-Mao leadership, it claims our attention. According to a report in Renmin Ribao (People s Daily) of March 2, the number of participants ranged from several tens of thou­ sands to several hundreds of thousands in China s major cities...

... economy and reintegrated it with the global capitalist system, we have heard accounts about how workers have been stripped of the social rights and pro- tections they enjoyed in Mao times. The image of overworked, underpaid, and insecure Chinese workers has become so prevalent that Western brands...

... of this work has aimed to make sense of the ambiguities, contradictions, and uncertain tra- jectories of development that have come to China since the death of Mao...

... Works . Moscow : Progress . Lenin Vladimir I. (1960) 1977i . “ Two Tactics of Social-Democracy in the Democratic Revolution .” Vol. 9 . V. I. Lenin: Collected Works . Moscow : Progress . Liu Shaoqi (Liu Shao-ch’i) . (1952) 1982 . “ On the Intra-Party Struggle .” In Mao’s...

... Atlantic Quarterly to understand the events which led to Mao Tse-tung s success, found it easier to ask who was to blame. At the same time, nationalistic com­ munism in the form of Titoism was irritating the raw nerves of the Kremlin, already unsettled by the rising prestige of Mao Tse-tung in the Third...

... and/or posthistorical judgments regarding the ‘‘death’’ of communism, Badiou all of a sudden affirms the invariant and seemingly eternal nature of a certain communist subjectivity: From Spartacus to Mao (not the Mao...

... as the blue­ print for ending nearly a century of French rule in Viet-Nam. Less known is the earlier adaptation of Mao Tse-tung s guerrilla strategy in The Resistance Will Win by Vietnamese Communist party theoretician Truong Chinh, who also shares in the current collective rule of North Viet-Nam...

.... 1977 . What Is to Be Done? Vol. 5 of Collected Works , translated by Fineberg Joe Hanna George . Moscow : Progress . Zedong Mao . 1977 . “ Critique of Stalin’s Economic Problems of Socialism in the USSR .” In A Critique of Soviet Economics , translated by Roberts Moss...

...Derek Goldman 2004 by Duke University Press 2004 Angell, Roger. Five Seasons: A Baseball Companion . New York: Simon and Schuster, 1977 . Beckett, Samuel. Happy Days . New York:Grove Press, 1961 . ———. Proust . New York:Grove Press, 1957 . DeLillo, Don. Mao II . Playscript...

... heterogeneous, air force; however, in addition to building for him an army so formidable that, to the dismay and alarm of the Japanese, it defeated utterly the powerful forces commanded by Feng Yii-hsiang in North China and Mao Tse-tung in Central China, the Germans also extended to Chiang substantial economic...

... and which none of the Soviet leaders ever properly understood allowed Mao Tse-tung and his colleagues virtually a free hand in consolidating their revolution against the crumbling regime of Chiang Kai-shek; in Yugoslavia, Marshal Tito became the only Communist chieftain in Europe to achieve power without...