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This bibliography contains only those works cited extensively in the study.
Chinese Periodicals Cited
Chien-she (Construction)
Ch'ien-chin (Forward)
Ch'ien-feng (Vanguard)
Chung-kuo nung-min (The Chinese Peasant; cited as CKNM )
Chung-kuo wen-hua chiao-yu kuan chi-k'an (Quarterly of the Chinese Cultural and Educational Institute)
Chung-shan wen-hua chiao-yu kuan chi-k'an (Quarterly of the Sun Yat-sen Institute of Culture and Education)
Hsin ch'ao (The Renaissance)
Hsin ch'ing-nien (New Youth)
Hsin ch'ing-nien chi-k'an (New Youth Quarterly)
Hsin sheng-ming yueh-k'an (New Life Monthly; cited as HSM)
Hsueh I (Wissen und Wissenschaft)
Hung ch'i (Red Flag)
Kuang-ming chih lu (The Road to Enlightenment)
Li-shih k'o-hsueh (Historical Science)
Li-shih yen-chiu (Historical Studies)
Pu-erh-sai-wei-k'o (The Bolshevik)
She-hui-hsueh k'an (The Journal of Sociology)
She-hui k'o-hsueh chi-k'an (Social Science Quarterly)
Shih huo pan-yueh-k'an (Food and Commodities Fortnightly)
Shuang shih yueh-k'an (Double Ten Monthly)
Ta Chung (Great China)
Tang tai shih sheng (Remnants of History)
Tu-che (The Reader)
Tu shu p'ing-lun (The Book Review)
Tu-shu tsa-chih (Research Magazine; cited as TSTC)
Tung-fang tsa-chih (The Eastern Miscellany)
Tung-li (Der Motor)
Wen-hsueh nien-pao (The Literature Yearly)
Wen-hua p 'i-p'an (Cultural Critique)
Wen Shih (Literature and History)
Yen-ching she-hui k'o-hsueh (Yenching Social Science Journal)
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_____. "Kuan-yu she-hui fa-chan ti fen-ch'i ping p'ing Li Chi" (The Periodization of Social Development and a Critique of Li Chi), Tu-shu tsa-chih , 2.7–8 (April 1933):1–30.
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_____. "Yen-chiu Chung-kuo she-hui fang-fa lun ti chi-ko hsien chueh wen-t'i" (Some Questions that Need Determining Concerning the Method of Examination of Chinese Society), Wen shih , 1.3(August 1934): 13–29.
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_____. "Kuan-yu Chung-kuo she-hui chih feng-chien hsing te t'ao-lun" (Discussion of the Feudal Nature of Chinese Society), Tu-shu tsa-chih , 1.4–5 (August 1931):1–54.
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