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- Profiles of the Major Protagonists
- 1. The Conflict Between the Party and Revolutionary Writers
- 2. Literary Opposition During the Yenan Period
- 3. Conflicts Between Left-Wing Writers in the KMT Area and the CCP
- 4. Resumption of Thought Reform Drives in 1948
- 5. Re-emergence of Literary Factions, 1949–1952
- 6. The Relaxation of 1953 and the Campaign Against Feng Hsüeh-feng in 1954
- 7. The Hu Feng Campaign of 1955
- 8. Writers Bloom in the Hundred Flowers Movement
- 9. The Antirightist Drive Against the Writers, 1957–1958
- 10. The Great Leap Forward and Ho Ch’i-fang
- 11. The Significance of Literary Dissent
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Glossary
- Index
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