《辛亥革命史:中國近代歷史的轉折(讓世界讀懂中國歷史)(英文版)》The book narrates the elaborate history of the 1911 revolution in a highly readable， vivid style. In addition， the text is accompanied by maps on the revolutionary situation， the Wuchang uprising， as well as other illustrations.
基本介紹
- 書名：辛亥革命史:中國近代歷史的轉折
- 作者：董蔡時
- 出版日期：2012年1月1日
- 語種：英語
- ISBN：9787119073408
- 外文名：Revolution of 1911: turning point in modern Chinese history
- 出版社：外文出版社
- 頁數：544頁
- 開本：16
- 品牌：外文出版社
基本介紹,內容簡介,作者簡介,圖書目錄,
基本介紹
內容簡介
《辛亥革命史:中國近代歷史的轉折(讓世界讀懂中國歷史)(英文版)》由外文出版社出版。
作者簡介
董蔡時，the ediroe of this book and famoushistorian， vcas born in wujin county，Jiangsu Province in 1921.Aftergraduating fromthe Central Political University in 1946，he beganalong career of teaching Engtish and history.In1952 he devotedhimself entirely to teaching his-tory.In 1958 he began teachingmodern Chinesehistory at the History Department of Jiangsu TeachersCollege，his research focusing on historyof the Taiping HeavenlyKingdom and modernChinese Dolitical history.Dong Caishi has published over eighty trea-tises，including ACritical Biograpby of Zuo Zongtangand The Taiping Heavenly Kingdomin Suzhou.Hc is the chief editor of numerous books onhistoricalrescatch materiats，among which are Spe-cial Historical ResearcbMaterials on the Taiping Heav-enly Kingdom，The Letters of HeGuiqmg.and Others，and Selected Historical Research Materials on theTaipingHeapenly Kingdom in Jiangsu，Zhejiang，Henan and An-hui.
圖書目錄
Foreword
ChapterⅠ The Development of Chinese Capitalism
1．The Origin and Development of Chinese Capitalism
2.Characteristics of the Chinese Bourgeoisie and TheirPolitical
Demands
Chapter II Sun Yat-sen Forms the Xing Zhong Hui（Society for theRevival of China）
1．Sun Yat．Sen；s Activities in the Early Years
2.Forming the Xing Zhong Hui and Leading the Armed Uprising
Chapter III The New Political Situation in Early 20th CenturyChina
1．Revolution Parts Company with Reform
2.The New Awakening of the Chinese People
3．The Empress Dowager's“New Measures
4．The Study Abroad Movement
5．The Dynamic Bourgeois Patriotic Movement
ChapterⅣ The Strength of the Bourgeois RevolutionariesExpands
1．From Patriotism to Revolution
2.The Emergence of Revolutionary Groups
3.Agitational Activities of the Bourgeois Revolutionaries
Chapter V Forming the Tong Meng Hui
1．Sun Yat．sen Forms the Tong Meng Hui
2.The Revolutionary Programme of the Tong Meng Hui
3.The Organization and Characteristics of the Tong Meng Hui
Chapter VI Revolutionary Activities Directed by the Tong MengHui
1.The Polemic Between the Rev01utionaries and the Reformists
2．The Armed Uprisings Led by the Tong Meng Hui or
Waged Under Its Influence
3．Contradictions Within the Tong Meng Hui
ChapterⅦ The Failure of the Constitutional Movement and theSubsequent Upsurge in the Revolutionary Situation
1．The Empress Dowager Ci Xi Prepares for ConstitutionalGovernment
2.The Constitutional Movement with the Jiangsu．Zhejiang Faction atthe Core
3．Yuan Shikai's Seizure of Power and His Expulsion
4.The Emergence of a Cabinet Made Up of Royal Clan Members and theNew Tendency of Bureaucrats，Warlords and Constitutionalists
5.The Railway Protection Movement and the High Tide of theRevolutionary Situation
ChapterⅧ The Wuchang Uprising and the Response from Various Partsof China
1.The Wen Xue She（Literary Association）and the Gong Jin Hui（Society for Mutual Progress）
2.The Wuchang Uprising
3．The Establishment of the Hubei Military Government and Its
Revolutionary Measures
4．Guarding Wuhan Against Qing Attacks
5．China Responds to the Wuchang Uprising
ChapterⅨ The South．North Peace Talks and the Establishment of theNanjing Provisional Government
ChapterⅩ Sun Yat-sen Resigns in Favour of Yuan Shikai and theProvisional Government Moves to North China
ChapterⅪ The Twilight of the 1911 Revolution and the Failure of theSecond Revolution
Appendix：Selected Bibliography
Postscript
Index
ChapterⅠ The Development of Chinese Capitalism
1．The Origin and Development of Chinese Capitalism
2.Characteristics of the Chinese Bourgeoisie and TheirPolitical
Demands
Chapter II Sun Yat-sen Forms the Xing Zhong Hui（Society for theRevival of China）
1．Sun Yat．Sen；s Activities in the Early Years
2.Forming the Xing Zhong Hui and Leading the Armed Uprising
Chapter III The New Political Situation in Early 20th CenturyChina
1．Revolution Parts Company with Reform
2.The New Awakening of the Chinese People
3．The Empress Dowager's“New Measures
4．The Study Abroad Movement
5．The Dynamic Bourgeois Patriotic Movement
ChapterⅣ The Strength of the Bourgeois RevolutionariesExpands
1．From Patriotism to Revolution
2.The Emergence of Revolutionary Groups
3.Agitational Activities of the Bourgeois Revolutionaries
Chapter V Forming the Tong Meng Hui
1．Sun Yat．sen Forms the Tong Meng Hui
2.The Revolutionary Programme of the Tong Meng Hui
3.The Organization and Characteristics of the Tong Meng Hui
Chapter VI Revolutionary Activities Directed by the Tong MengHui
1.The Polemic Between the Rev01utionaries and the Reformists
2．The Armed Uprisings Led by the Tong Meng Hui or
Waged Under Its Influence
3．Contradictions Within the Tong Meng Hui
ChapterⅦ The Failure of the Constitutional Movement and theSubsequent Upsurge in the Revolutionary Situation
1．The Empress Dowager Ci Xi Prepares for ConstitutionalGovernment
2.The Constitutional Movement with the Jiangsu．Zhejiang Faction atthe Core
3．Yuan Shikai's Seizure of Power and His Expulsion
4.The Emergence of a Cabinet Made Up of Royal Clan Members and theNew Tendency of Bureaucrats，Warlords and Constitutionalists
5.The Railway Protection Movement and the High Tide of theRevolutionary Situation
ChapterⅧ The Wuchang Uprising and the Response from Various Partsof China
1.The Wen Xue She（Literary Association）and the Gong Jin Hui（Society for Mutual Progress）
2.The Wuchang Uprising
3．The Establishment of the Hubei Military Government and Its
Revolutionary Measures
4．Guarding Wuhan Against Qing Attacks
5．China Responds to the Wuchang Uprising
ChapterⅨ The South．North Peace Talks and the Establishment of theNanjing Provisional Government
ChapterⅩ Sun Yat-sen Resigns in Favour of Yuan Shikai and theProvisional Government Moves to North China
ChapterⅪ The Twilight of the 1911 Revolution and the Failure of theSecond Revolution
Appendix：Selected Bibliography
Postscript
Index
