[Proceedings of the] conference sponsored by China quarterly
Language: eng
Number of pages: 15
Subjects: Historiography
Notes: Conference sponsored by The China Quarterly.
Table of contents: title: 1. Chinese communist assesment of the contributions of Buddhism to Chinese culture, by Kenneth Chʻen.; title: 2. The communist treatment of Chinese peasant wars, by James P. Harrison.; title: 3. China's modern economic history in Communist China, by Albert Feuerwerker.; title: 4. The Tʻang dynasty in communist historiography, by C.P. FitzGerald.; title: 5. The teaching of history in Communist China, by C.T. Hu.; title: 6. Mao Tse-tung as historian, by Howard L. Boorman.; title: 7. Chinese Communist treatment of the foundation of the Chinese empire, by A.F.P. Hulsewé.; title: 8. Chinese Communist assessment of the foreign relations of China in the nineteenth century, by Shinkichi Eto.; title: 9. Traditional Chinese historiography and its transformation under communism, by Te-kong Tong.; title: 10. New light on prehistoric China, by Chêng Tê-kʻun.; title: 12. Li Ta-chao and the Chinese Communist treatment of the materialistic conception of history, by Maurice Meisner.; title: 13. The Chinese Communist interpretation of the Taiping Rebellion, by John Koe.; title: 15. Chinese Communist assessment of barbarian and conquest dynasties, by David M. Farquhar.