Chinese thought, from Confucius to Mao Tse-Tung
Series: Mentor books
Publisher: The New American Library
Published: 1960
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 240
Subjects: Chinese Philosophy
Notes: Bibliography: p. [215]-220.

From the library of Gore Vidal, with his annotations and markings throughout.

Bound in publisher's illustrated wrappers; all edges stained red; in CMI.
Table of contents: title: Chinese thought in the modern world; title: Before Confucius; title: Confucius and the struggle for human happiness; title: Mo Tzŭ and the quest for peace and order; title: Mencius and the emphasis on human nature; title: The mystical skepticism of the Taoists; title: The authoritarianism of Hsün Tzŭ; title: The totalitarianism of the legalists; title: The eclectics of Han; title: Buddhism and Neo-Confucianism; title: The reaction against Neo-Confucianism; title: The influence of the West; title: In retrospect.