Confucian China and its modern fate : a trilogy. / Joseph Richmond Levenson, 1920-1969.
Includes bibliographies.
The problem of intellectual continuity.--The problem of monarchical decay.--The problem of historical significance.

Second copy in ASCC stacks (DS721.L538 1968 c.2).

Escape from Red China / by Robert Loh as told to Humphrey Evans.

Fanshen : a documentary of revolution in a Chinese village / William Hinton.

God's underground in Asia / by Gretta Palmer.
Includes index.
Palmer also wrote a separate work titled "God's Underground."

Contents: 1. The Earliest Onslaught -- 2. Years of the Terror -- 3. Chinese Youth Resists -- 4. Chinese Laity Resists -- 5. Chinese Laity Grows in Grace -- 6. Chinese Priests Go Underground -- 7. The "Independent Catholic Church" -- 8. The Suffering Sisters of China -- 9. Nuns as "Murderers" -- 10. The Crime of Being An American -- 11. 3,000 Witnesses against the Reds -- 12. The Meaning of "House Arrest" -- 13. Inside Chinese Prisons -- 14. Across the Border -- 15. The Woman the Reds Hate the Most -- 16. And for the Future-? -- Index

Nun in Red China / Sister Mary Victoria

Random notes on Red China (1936-1945) / Snow, Edgar 1905-1972

Includes bibliographical references.

New data on the Sian incident -- Po Ku (Ch'in Pang-hsien) -- Lin Piao -- Hsaio Ching-kuang -- The land revolution -- State security -- The Agitation-Propaganda Bureau -- Communist Youth Organization -- Chou En-lai -- The Liu Hsiao story -- Mao Tse-tung -- Lo Fu on party questions -- Ch'en Keng's story -- Red Army losses on the Long March -- The Formosan -- General P'eng-Teh-huai on China and the world situation -- With the Red Army -- On the road back -- President Roosevelt on China -- Appendix: biographies in brief.

Contents: Political ferment in China, 1911-1951 / Earl H. Pritchard -- The Hegemony of the Chinese Communists, 1945-1950 / George E. Taylor -- The Influence of Leninism-Stalinism on China / Karl A. Wittfogel -- The United front in the new China / Allan B. Cole -- Structure and constitutional basis of the Chinese People's Republic / S. B. Thomas -- The Role of the Chinese Communist Party / H. Arthur Steiner -- The Chinese Communist elite / Robert C. North -- Mass political organizations in Communist China / A. Doak Barnett -- Peasant organization in rural China / G. William Skinner -- Economic principles and state organization / Douglas S. Paauw -- Current agrarian reform policies in Communist China / Chao Kuo-chün -- Labor policy and factory management in Communist China / William Ayers -- Education and propaganda in Communist China / Theodore Hsi-En Chen -- National and minority policies / John De Francis -- Chinese Communist strategy in foreign relations / O. Edmund Clubb -- The Pattern of Sino-Soviet treaties, 1945-1950 / William B. Ballis -- Outside pressures on China, 1945-1950 / Paul M. A. Linebarger -- Shanghai during the takeover, 1949 / Randall Gould -- Hong Kong and the British position in China / E. Stuart Kirby -- Overseas Chinese and Communist policy / Claude A. Buss -- Nationalist Government policies, 1949-1951 / Gung-hsing Wang -- How we learn about Communist China / Mary C. Wright.

Thought Reform and the Psychology of Totalism / Lifton, Robert Jay

Includes bibliographical references.

Preface to the University of North Carolina Press Edition; Preface; PART ONE: The Problem; 1. What Is ""Brainwashing""?; 2. Research in Hong Kong; PART TWO: Prison Thought Reform of Westerners; 3. Re-education: Dr. Vincent; 4. Father Luca: The False Confession; 5. Psychological Steps; 6. Varieties of Response: The Obviously Confused; 7. Varieties of Response: Apparent Converts; 8. Varieties of Response: Apparent Resisters; 9. Group Reform: Double-edged Leadership; 10. Follow-up Visits; 11. Father Simon: The Converted Jesuit; 12. Recovery and Renewal: A Summing Up

Informed by Erik Erikson's concept of the formation of ego identity, this book, which first appreared in 1961, is an analysis of the experiences of fifteen Chinese citizens and twenty-five Westerners who underwent ""brainwashing"" by the Communist Chinese government. Robert Lifton constructs these case histories through personal interviews and outlines a thematic pattern of death and rebirth, accompanied by feelings of guilt, that characterizes the process of ""thought reform."" In a new preface, Lifton addresses the implications of his model for the study of American religious cults.