1913-1923 - A Legacy of Failure

Author: Yan Quan
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: For research methodologies that are rigidly bound to ideal paradigms and invert cause and effect, the best countermeasure is to return to the process itself, starting with tracking the overall events and their details. This is an excellent shift in methodological strategy, enabling one to break free from the predetermined fate of teleological arguments. Instead of judging based on paradigms, it involves "history" and strives for new discoveries. Wang Jiafan's previous historical work lacked the theoretical analysis grounded in political studies, while political studies on China's modernization often lacked historical evidence. This book explores the integration of historical and political research. Xiao Gongqin

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