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Mao Zedong: Should Reactionaries Have Free Speech?
The following is a transcript of one of Mao’s conversations with his niece Wang Hai-Jung (December 21, 1970.) It deals with HOW revolutionaries should expose and isolate reactionaries — an… more →
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Mao Zedong: Should Reactionaries Have Free Speech?
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Mike E wrote 5 days ago: The following is a transcript of one of Mao’s conversations with his niece Wang Hai-Jung (Dece … more →
A Revolutionary People & the Problems at Its Periphery
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Mike E wrote 6 days ago: There are times when a determined, revolutionary section of the people emerges. It is a rare and pre … more →
Socialism and Reversal in China’s Countryside: From Great Leap to Flying Leap to Reversal Part 1 of 4
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monkeysmashesheaven wrote 1 week ago: Socialism and Reversal in China’s Countryside: From Great Leap to Flying Leap to Reversal Part 1 of … more →
Dear Maoist-Third Worldist... On the split between Mao and Lin Biao
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monkeysmashesheaven wrote 1 week ago: On the split between Mao and Lin Biao (monkeysmashesheaven.wordpress.com) “Dear Maoist Thi … more →
Death as the Only Option
chinadtr wrote 1 week ago: I’ve been reading about the Uighur uprising and the subsequent Chinese government response wit … more →
Socialist Democracy, Snowflakes & the Restoration of Capitalism
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Mike E wrote 1 week ago: Armed workers militia in the early Soviet Union The essay by Rosa L. Blanc on Bhattarai’s … more →
George's Diary 2009-07-06
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George Deftereos wrote 2 weeks ago: For two years, I inflicted the cruellest task on my students. For two years I asked them to write a … more →
Bhattarai's "New Type of State" and the Maoist Re-envisioning of Communism
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Mike E wrote 2 weeks ago: How should future socialist revolutions avoid capitalist restoration? How can communists deepen the … more →
Now in Greek: Mike Ely's "Maoist Revolution In Tibet"
Mike E wrote 2 weeks ago: Mike Ely’s work on the “Maoist Revolution in Tibet” is now available in Greek tran … more →
Tales from China: My Name is Number Four and Mountain Girl River Girl
aedwright wrote 3 weeks ago: Ting-Xing Ye left China in 1987 for Canada after years of hardship, including a period in a Chinese … more →
Joseph Needham, sinological sage – and novelist
ibisbill wrote 4 weeks ago: I’ve just read George Steiner on the great sinologist Joseph Needham in his collection of essa … more →
Nuclear Fallout in Maoist China: What Does That Reveal?
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Mike E wrote 1 month ago: By Nando Sims I was provoked to write this by some details given in an article in Scientific America … more →
Love in the Time of Revolution
Mike Fu wrote 1 month ago: Only fifteen years late, but I finally got a chance to watch Jiang Wen’s directing debut In th … more →
Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress
Alison wrote 1 month ago: “Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress” by Dai Sijie is a heartwarming tale of love, … more →
Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress
Alison wrote 1 month ago: ”Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress” by Dai Sijie is a heartwarming tale of love … more →
Week Four: Pro Ams
lana90 wrote 1 month ago: Recently, the term Pro-Am has been used as a descriptor for an emerging sociological and economic tr … more →
Malcolm X-cellent
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tottenbaum wrote 2 months ago: The land of the free. Recently, my TV and I made up. In fact, it was mere days after I had decided I … more →
Zhang Yimou's To Live
Easily Amused wrote 2 months ago: Zhang Yimou’s To Live (1994) makes no attempt to romanticize the past. The film tells the inc … more →
The Implications of Pro-Ams
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lizallen90 wrote 2 months ago: Creativity is now the decisive source of competitive advantage. In virtually every industry the winn … more →
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