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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. 28 1. Overview of the Cultural Revolution, 1966-76
Lieberthal (2nd ed.), Governing China, pp. 86-112
Fri. 30 Film: ‘Against the Tide--Mao’s Early Years’
PART I: The Origins of the Chinese Revolution
February
Mon. 2 2. 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. 4 3. 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. 9 4. 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. 16   residents' 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. 23 7. `Bombard the Headquarters!'
MLR, pp. 52-85*
Wed. 25 8. Mao conquers the capital
MLR, pp. 86-101*
Wed.-Fri. Sections
PART IV: The Rise and Fall of the Red Guards
March
Mon. 2 9. The Campuses Erupt
MLR, pp. 102-154*
Esherick et al., The Chinese Cultural Revolution as History, pp. 64-123
Wed. 4 10. The `January Storm' and the `February Counter-Current'
MLR, pp. 155-198*
Wed.-Fri. Sections
Mon. 9 11. The Persecution of Mao's Comrades-in-Arms
Schoenhals, China's Cultural Revolution, pp. 93-135
Film: ‘The Trial of Wang Guangmei’
Wed. 11 12. Backlash: The Wuhan Incident
MLR, pp. 199-238*
Foreign Cultures 48/3
Wed.-Fri. Sections
Mon. 16 Midterm Exam
Wed. 18 13. 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. 30 14. The Apotheosis of Lin Biao
MLR, pp. 273-320*
Film: ‘Not a Dinner Party--The Cultural Revolution’
April
Wed. 1 15. The Opening to America
MLR, pp. 320-323*
Harding, A Fragile Relationship, pp. 23-66
Wed.-Fri. Sections
Mon. 6 16. 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. 8 17. 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. 22 21. 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. 29 23. The Legacy of the Cultural Revolution
MLR, pp. 459-62
 ye, 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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