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The Political Doctrines of Sun Yat-sen: An Exposition of the San Min Chu I
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The Political Doctrines of Sun Yat-sen: An Exposition of the San Min Chu I

بقلم Linebarger Paul Myron Anthony

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The Political Doctrines of Sun Yat-sen

An Exposition of the Sun Min Chu I

By

Paul Myron Anthony Linebarger, Ph.D.

The Department of Government, Harvard University

Greenwood Press, Publishers

Westport, Connecticut

Copyright 1937, The Johns Hopkins Press

First Greenwood Reprinting 1973

Contents

  • Foreword.
  • Preface.
  • Introduction.
  • The Problem of the San Min Chu I.
  • The Materials.
  • The Necessity of an Exposition.
  • Chapter I. The Ideological, Social, and Political Background.
  • The Rationale of the Readjustment.
  • Nation and State in Chinese Antiquity.
  • The Theory of the Confucian World-Society.
  • The Chinese World-Society of Eastern Asia.
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  • The Impact of the West.
  • The Continuing Significance of the Background.
  • Chapter II The Theory of Nationalism.
  • The Emergence of the Chinese Race-Nation.
  • The Necessity of Nationalism.
  • The Return to the Old Morality.
  • The Return to the Ancient Knowledge.
  • Western Physical Science in the New Ideology.
  • The Consequences of the Nationalist Ideology.
  • Chapter III. The Theory of Democracy.
  • Democracy in the Old World-Society.
  • Five Justifications of a Democratic Ideology.
  • The Three Natural Classes of Men.
  • Ch'üan and Nêng.
  • The Democratic Machine State.
  • Democratic-Political Versus Ideological Control.
  • Chapter IV. The Theory of Min Shêng.
  • Min Shêng in the Ideology.
  • The Economic Background of Min Shêng.
    • صفحة 3
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  • Western Influences: Henry George, Marxism and Maurice William.
  • Min Shêng as a Socio-Economic Doctrine.
  • Min Shêng as an Ethical Doctrine.
  • Chapter V. The Programs of Nationalism.
  • Kuomintang.
  • The Dragon Throne and State Allegiance.
  • Economic Nationalism.
  • Political Nationalism for National Autonomy.
  • The Class War of the Nations.
  • Racial Nationalism and Pan-Asia.
  • The General Program of Nationalism.
  • Chapter VI. The Programs of Democracy.
  • The Three Stages of Revolution.
  • The Adjustment of Democracy to China.
  • The Four Powers.
  • The Five Rights.
  • Confederacy Versus Centralism.
  • The Hsien in a Democracy.
  • The Family System.
    • صفحة 4
    tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">Chapter VII. The Programs of Min Shêng.
  • The Three Programs of Min Shêng.
  • The National Economic Revolution.
  • The Industrial Revolution.
  • The Social Revolution.
  • The Utopia of Min Shêng.
  • Bibliography.
  • Chinese-English Glossary.
  • Index.
  • Footnotes