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Ai Ssu-ch'i's contribution to the development of Chinese Marxism
Cambridge: the Harvard University Press (1987)
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Introduction Marxism did not come to China simply as one of the many waves from abroad that inundated Chinese intellectual life during the late Ch'ing ...Other Versions
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