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罗德里克·麦克法夸尔 （Roderick MacFarquhar）
FOREIGN CULTURES 48
THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION
SPRING 2009
Professor Roderick MacFarquhar CGIS-South S-010 Office Hours: Mon. 2-4 (By appointment)
CGIS-South 133; 5-2810
Course Website: www.courses.fas.harvard.edu/colgsas/6474
Lecture time: Wed. & Fri. 10-11am
Lecture location: CGIS South 010
Section time slots:
Wednesday 3-4pm , 4-5pm, 5-6pm
Thursday 2-3pm, 3-4pm
Friday 1-2pm, 2-3pm
Head Teaching Fellow: Wei Yang
‘The "cultural revolution," which lasted from May 1966 to October 1976, was responsible for the most severe setback and the heaviest losses suffered by the [Chinese Communist] Party [CCP], the state and the people since the founding of the [Chinese] People's Republic. It was initiated and led by Comrade Mao Zedong.’That was the official CCP verdict after it was all over.This course examines that verdict and attempts to assess its accuracy.
Final Grade=Paper 20% +Midterm 20% + Section 10% + Final 50%
January
Wed. 281.Overview of the Cultural Revolution, 1966-76
Lieberthal (2nd ed.), Governing China, pp. 86-112
Fri. 30Film: ‘Against the Tide--Mao’s Early Years’
PART I: The Origins of the Chinese Revolution
February
Mon.22.The Collapse of the Imperial Order, 1839-1916
Fairbank, The United States and China, pp. 53-70, 106-7, 110-123, 158-63, 165, 167-71
Start reading Jung Chang, Wild Swans*
Wed.43.The Victory of the Chinese Communist Party, 1917-49
Lieberthal (2nd ed.), Governing China, pp. 39-56
Wed.-Fri. Sections
PART II: The Origins of the Cultural Revolution
Mon. 94.The CCP ascendant, 1949-57
MacFarquhar (2nd ed.), The Politics of China, pp. 5-86
*Not in Source Book
Foreign Cultures 48/2
Wed. 11 5.The Road Divides, 1958-1965
MacFarquhar (ed), The Politics of China, pp. 87-147
Teiwes, Leadership, Legitimacy, and Conflict in China, pp. 62-76
Wed.-Fri.Sections
Mon. 16Presidents' Day Holiday
PART III: The First Salvoes
Wed. 18 6.The Attack on the `Three Family Village'
Mao’s Last Revolution (MLR), pp. 14-51*
Li, The Private Life of Chairman Mao, pp. 433-63*
Wed.-Fri.Sections: Paper due in section
Mon. 237.`Bombard the Headquarters!'
MLR, pp. 52-85*
Wed. 258.Mao conquers the capital
MLR, pp. 86-101*
Wed.-Fri.Sections
PART IV: The Rise and Fall of the Red Guards
March
Mon. 29.The Campuses Erupt
MLR, pp. 102-154*
Esherick et al., The Chinese Cultural Revolution as History, pp. 64-123
Wed.410.The `January Storm' and the `February Counter-Current'
MLR, pp. 155-198*
Wed.-Fri. Sections
Mon.911. The Persecution of Mao's Comrades-in-Arms
Schoenhals, China's Cultural Revolution, pp. 93-135
Film: ‘The Trial of Wang Guangmei’
Wed.1112. Backlash: The Wuhan Incident
MLR, pp. 199-238*
Foreign Cultures 48/3
Wed.-Fri.Sections
Mon.16Midterm Exam
Wed.1813. The Rustication of the Red Guards
MLR, pp. 239-272*
Li, The Private Life of Chairman Mao, pp. 478-503*
Miscellany of Mao Tse-tung Thought, pp. 469-97
Esherick et al., The Chinese Cultural Revolution as History, pp. 211-239
Wed.-Fri.Sections
SPRING RECESS
PART V: The Spectre of Bonapartism
Mon.3014. The Apotheosis of Lin Biao
MLR, pp. 273-320*
Film: ‘Not a Dinner Party--The Cultural Revolution’
April
Wed.115. The Opening to America
MLR, pp. 320-323*
Harding, A Fragile Relationship, pp. 23-66
Wed.-Fri. Sections
Mon.616. The Fall of Lin Biao
MLR, pp. 324-357*
Li, The Private Life of Chairman Mao, pp. 533-46*
PART VI: The Struggle for the Succession to Mao
Wed.817. The Emergence of the `Gang of Four'
MLR, pp. 358-378*
Walder & Gong, `China's Great Terror,' pp. 6-103 Click here to read the Article: http://www.journals.uchicago.edu ... /pdf/10.1086/507854
Wed.-Fri. Sections
Mon. 13 18. The Return of Deng Xiaoping
MLR, pp. 379-412*
Wed. 15 19. The Threat to the `New-Born Socialist Things'
Unger, Education under Mao, pp. 139-205
Clark, The Chinese Cultural Revolution, pp. 1-54
Film: ‘Storming the Tiger Mountain’
Foreign Cultures 48/4
Wed.-Fri.Sections
Mon. 20 20. The Death of Zhou Enlai and the Tiananmen Riot
MLR, pp. 413-30*
Wed. 2221. The Death of Mao and the Purge of the Gang of Four
MLR, pp. 431-449*
Li, The Private Life of Chairman Mao, pp. 3-30*
Wed.-Fri. Sections
Mon. 27 22. Look Back in Anger?
MLR, pp. 450-458*
Wang, `Mao Zedong and the Cultural Revolution,' pp. iii-74
Gao, The Battle for China's Past, pp. 1-30
Wed. 2923. The Legacy of the Cultural Revolution
MLR, pp. 459-62
Pye, The Mandarin and the Cadre, pp. 109-34
Barmé (ed) `Shades of Mao,' pp. 44-104
MacFarquhar, `The End of the Chinese Revolution'
Wed.-Fri. (May 1)Sections
Required Books
(Available in paperback at the COOP)
Jung Chang, Wild Swans (Anchor, 1992)
MacFarquhar, Roderick & Michael Schoenhals, Mao’s Last Revolution (Harvard, 2006)
Li Zhisui: The Private Life of Chairman Mao (Random House, 1996)
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