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Liu Shifu (1884 -- 1915) A Chinese Anarchist and the Radicalization of Chinese Thought Pik-Chong Agnes Wong Chan

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Chan, Pik-chong Agnes Wong

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TextPublication details: Berkeley University of California Press 1979; 1979Description: 292 SSubject(s):

Philosophy -- Modern Philosophy -- Anarchism -- Liu Shi-fu -- Qing

Dissertation note: Ph.D. in History, Berkeley, 1979

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Ph.D. in History, Berkeley, 1979

Examines the concept of the individual, the society, the philosophies of social development, the socialist ideal, and the role of revolutionaries, as perceived by early 20th century Chinese intellectuals

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