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The Comparison Research on the Source of Li Dazhao’s Marxism between Chinese and Japanese Historians
Author: ShiGangTaoZi
Tutor: YangKuiSong
School: East China Normal University
Course: Modern Chinese History
Keywords: Li Dazhao Democracy Marxism Bolshevism October Revolution
CLC: K258
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2006
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According to the research about Li dazhao’s Marxism development in China, It’s well known that Li dazhao realized the important influence of Marxism through Russian October Revolution and then started to learn Marxism, introduce Marxism. Because of that, Li dazhao, who was one of the persons creating Chinese Communist Party and death during Citizen Revolution, was regarded as the first pioneer who introduced Marxism in China after People Republic of China was founded. But in 1910s which is the period lack of information, How did he can know and study Marxism. On this issue, the historians couldn’t give satisfied answers. Even if some young historians realized the relationship between Li dazhao and Hajime Kawakami who is a economist of Japanese Marxism, and Li dazhao’s famous paper ’ My Marxism’ was translated from Hajime Kawakami’s books , it still didn’t change the situation. In fact the issue of the source of Li dazhao’s Marxism is very important because it can influence the research about development of , the background of and the characters of Li dazhao’s Marxism. Fortunately, Chinese and Japanese historians made progress in this field under endeavor together. The period of Li dazhao’s studying in Japan is very short, which give his thinking development important influence. Japanese culture not only influenced Li dazhao’s early thinking in many way but also give the basis founding of Marxism. What’s more the reason Li dazhao could be a famous representative is that he had been studying in Japan.As the conditions above I wrote this paper in order to demonstrate the research results of Chinese and Japanese historians and explain the same and different opinions.The paper is divided into 4 chapters as followingThe first chapter is the summary of Chinese research of the source of Li dazhao’s Marxism.The second chapter is the summary of Japanese research of the source of Li
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