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Red Guard Factionalism And The Cultural Revolution In Guangzhou (canton)
By Stanley Rosen
Copyright 1982
320 Pages
by
Routledge
336 Pages
by
Routledge
320 Pages
by
Routledge
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This study examines the causes of factionalism within China's Red Guard during the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. Professor Rosen explores the reasons behind the division of students into two large, antagonistic factions--conservative and rebel. He then analyzes internal divisions within the rebel faction, showing the social bases for membe
Westview Replica Editions -- About the Book and Author -- Introduction -- Students and Schools, 1960-1966 -- Mission and Structure of the Educational System -- Student Relationships Prior to the Cultural Revolution -- The Cultural Revolution -- The Cultural Revolution in Guangzhou: The Initial Division Into Factions (June 1966-April 1967) -- Middle School Factionalism in Guangzhou: The Individual Perspective -- Middle School Factionalism in Guangzhou: The School Perspective -- The Cultural Revolution Winds Down: Rebels and Conservatives in Guangzhou After April 1967 -- Epilogue
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