Alexander F. Day is Assistant Professor of History at Occidental College. He grew up in Maine and New Zealand and has spent over five years in Asia, mostly in China. Professor Day's research focus is on the rural-urban relationship in China, focusing on the late-imperial period through the twentieth century; his second teaching field is world history. He is a member of the American Historical Association and the Association for Asian Studies.
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Introduction: peasants, history, and politics 1. The peasantry and social stagnation: the roots of the reform-era liberal narrative 2. From peasant to citizen: liberal narratives on peasant dependency 3. Capitalism and the peasant: new left narratives 4. 'Deconstructing modernization': Wen Tiejun and 'Sannong wenti' 5. Into the soil: ethnographies of social disintegration 6. New rural reconstruction and the attempt to organize the peasantry Conclusion Glossary Bibliography Index.
Introduction: peasants, history, and politics 1. The peasantry and social stagnation: the roots of the reform-era liberal narrative 2. From peasant to citizen: liberal narratives on peasant dependency 3. Capitalism and the peasant: new left narratives 4. 'Deconstructing modernization': Wen Tiejun and 'Sannong wenti' 5. Into the soil: ethnographies of social disintegration 6. New rural reconstruction and the attempt to organize the peasantry Conclusion Glossary Bibliography Index.
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