Pearl Buck-Popular Expert on China,1931-1949

Arapoff, N. (1966) "Pearl Buck's problem with time in the 'Good Earth' trilogy: its effects on realism and objectivity." East-West Center Rev. 2 (February): 34-48.

Birmingham, F.A. (1972) "Pearl Buck and the good earth of Vermont." Saturday Evening Post 224 (Spring): 70-73.

Boorman, H. (1967, 1968) Biographical Dictionary of Republican China, Vols. 1 and 2. New York: Columbia Univ. Press.

Brown, W.A. (1966) "The Protestant rural movement in China (1920-1937) ," pp. 217-248 in K. C. Liu (ed.) American Missionaries in China. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard East Asian Research Center.

Buck, P.S. (1970) "China today," pp. 281-305 in Harris (1970).

——— (1954) My Several Worlds. New York : John Day.

——— (1951) "What Asians want." Christian Century 68 (27 June): 760-763.

——— (1950) "President Truman's point 4." The Fortnightly (London) 173 (February): 69-75.

——— (1949a) "Uncle Tao in communist China." Saturday Rev. of Literature 32 (7 May): 23.

——— (1949b) Preface to The Good Earth. New York: John Wiley.

——— (1948a) "The people will be free." Asia 2 (December): 6-7.

——— (1948b) "Our dangerous myths about China." New York Times Magazine (23 October): 9, 65-68, 70-71.

——— (1948c) "A note on the price of rice (and power)." United Nations World 2 (September): 17.

——— (1948d) "The land and the people of China" (speech), pp. 1-9 in Harris (1970).

——— (1947) "Americans in distress." United Nations World I (April): 26-29.

——— (1946) "We need, most of all, the world view." New York Times Magazine (28 April): 11, 55, 57-58.

——— (1945a) "Talks with Masha." Asia 45 (November): 546-549.

——— (1945b) "American imperialism in the making." Asia (August): 365-368.

——— ( 1945c) "Tell the people." Asia 45 (January): 49-71.

——— (1944a) " 'The darkest hour' in China's history." New York Times Magazine (17 December): 9, 45-46.

——— (1944b) "An appeal to California." Asia 44 (January): 21-23.

——— (1943a) "Postwar China and the United States." Asia 43 (November): 613-615.

——— (1943b) "People, east and west." Asia 43 (July): 328-329.

——— ( 1943c) "A warning about China." Life 14 (10 May): 53-54, 56.

——— (1943d) "Where the Chinese people stand," pp. 200-215 in Harris (1970).

——— (1943e) "Chinese-American relations" (speech), pp. 222-231 in Harris (1970).

——— ( 1943f) "Chinese-American relations" (confidential memo to the executives of the East and West Association), pp. 216-222 in Harris (1970).

——— (1943g) The Promise New York: John Day.

——— ( 1942a) "Total victory." New Republic 106 (1 June): 761-762.

——— (1942b) "Tinder for tomorrow." Asia 42 (March): 153-155.

——— (1942c) Dragon Seed. New York: John Day.

——— (circa 1942-1945) "China" (talk to American soldiers during World War II), pp. 151-199 in Harris ( 1970).

——— (1941a) "The world of tomorrow." Asia 41 (November): 620.

——— (1941b) "No union without China." Asia (September): 524.

——— (1941c) "The secret of China's victory" (speech in Cleveland, Ohio, 10 July), pp. 129-146 in Harris ( 1970).

——— (1941d) "Warning to free nations." Asia 41 (March): 161.

——— (1941e) "We must stand together" (first published 15 February), pp. 120-128 in Harris (1970).

——— (1939a) "Free China gets to work." Asia 39 (April): 199-202.

——— (1939b) The Chinese Novel. New York : John Day.

———— (1938a) "Arms for China's democracy." Asia 38 (September): 534-535.

——— (1938b) "The world and the victor." Asia 38 (July): 393-394.

——— (1938c) "Asia bookshelf' (review of Edgar Snow, Red Star Over China). Asia 38 (March): 202-203.

——— (1938d) "An open letter to the Chinese people." Asia 38 (February): 126-128.

——— (1938e) "Mind of the militarist." Asia 38 (January): 9-10.

——— (1938f) "China wins," pp. 100-119 in Harris (1970).

——— (1937) "Western weapons in the hands of the reckless east ." Asia 37 (October): 672-673. [Condensed in Reader's Digest 31 (November 1937 ): 6-7.]

——— (1936a) The Exile. New York: John Day.

———— (1936b) Fighting Angel: Portrait of a Soul. New York: John Day. ——— (1935a) "Rulers of China." Asia 35 (February): 71-75.

——— (1935b) "The young Chinese discover China" (speech), pp. 51-56 in Harris (1970).

——— (1935c) A House Divided. New York: Reynal & Hitchcock.

——— (1934) "The creative spirit in modem China-II." Asia 34 (October): 601-605.

——— (1933a) "China and the west" ( speech before the American Academy of Political Science, Philadelphia, 8 April), pp. 16-50 in Harris (1970).

——— (1933b) "Interpretation of China to the west" (talk at Columbia University, 13 March), pp. 10-15 in Harris (1970).

——— (1933c) "Is there a case for foreign missions?" Harper's Magazine 166 (January): 143-155.

——— (1933d) "Mrs. Buck replies to her Chinese critic." New York Times Book Rev. (15 January): 2, 17.

——— (1932a) "The old Chinese nurse." Fortnightly Rev. (London) new series 137 (June): 757-770.

——— (1932b) "China and the foreign Chinese." Yale Review new series 21 (March): 539-547.

——— (1932c) Is There a Case for Foreign Missions? New York: John Day.

——— (1932d) Sons. New York: John Day.

——— ( 1932e) East and West and the NoveL (no place, no date. 1932?)

——— (1931a) "The new nationalism." International Digest 1 (September): 50-52.

——— (1931b) The Good Earth. New York: John Day.,

——— (1930) "The soul of China." Living Age 338 (1 April): 168-176.

——— (1928) "Communism in China." Nation 127 (25 July): 97-98.

——— (1926) "The emotional nature of the Chinese." Nation 123 (22 September): 269-270.

——— (1925) "China the eternal." Living Age 324 (7 February): 324-330.

——— (1924) "Chinese student mind." Nation 119 (8 October): 358-361.

——— (1923) "In China, too." Atlantic Monthly 131 (January): 68-72.

Chen Zhi-Mai (1974) "Sai Zhen-zhu" [Pearl Buck]. Zhuanji wenxue [Biographical literature] (Taibei) 25 (October): 16-20.

The China Critic [Shanghai] (1932, 1933) articles on Pearl Buck and The Good Earth: Vol. 5 (16 June 1932): 591; 5 (20 October 1932 ): 1107; 5 (10 November 1932): 1190-1191; Vol. 6 (23 February 1933): 201-204; 6 (20 July 1933): 716; 6 (5 October): 973.

China Weekly Review [Shanghai] (1933 ) "Pearl Buck and the Presbyterian fundamentalists." Vol. 64 (22 April): 282-283.

——— (1931) "The story of Wang Lung, typical farmer." Vol. 57 (6 June): 3.

Ching Fook-Tan [CHEN FU-TIAN] (1933) Review of Sons. Chinese Social and Political Sci. Rev. (Beijing) 16 (January): 693-696.

Doyle, P.A. (1965) Pearl S. Buck. New York: Twayne.

Foster, J.B. (1952) "China and the Chinese in American literature, 1850-1950." Ph.D. dissertation. Urbana: Univ. of Illinois.

Gallup, G.S. (1972) The Gallup Poll: Public Opinion, 1935-1971, Vol. 1. New York: Random House.

Harris, T. (1969, 1971) Pearl S. Buck: A Biography. 2 vols. New York: John Day.

——— [ed.] (1970) China As I See It. New York: John Day.

Hoe Yung-Chi [ HE Yong-Ji ] (1931) Review of The Good Earth. China Critic (Shanghai) 4 (2 July): 639.

Hu Feng ( 1935) " 'Dadi' li di Zhongguo" [China in "The Good Earth"] , pp. 297-319 in his Wenyi bitan [Essays on literature]. Shanghai : Shenghuo, 1937.

HU Zhong-Zhi (1933) Introduction to his translation of The Good Earth (Dadi). Shanghai: Kaiming.

Hui AN ( 1973) "Jianli dongxifang duqiao di Sai Zhen-zhu" [Pearl Buck-builder of a bridge between east and west]. Dangdai wenyi [Contemporary literature] (Hongkong) number 89 (April): 16-20.

Hutchinson, P.S. (1931) "Breeder of life." Christian Century 48 (20 May): 683.

Jones, D.B. ( 1955) The Portrayal of China and India on the American Screen, 1896-1955. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Center for International Affairs.

Isaacs, H. (1958) Scratches on Our Minds: American Images of China and India. New York: John Day.

Kang, Younghill (1931) "China is different." New Republic 67 (1 July): 185-186.

Kiang Kang-Hu [ Jiang Kang-Hu ] (1934) On Chinese Studies. Shanghai : Commercial Press. (contains his 1933 essays on The Good Earth)

Klein, D. W. and A. B. Clark [eds.] (1971) Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Communism, 1921-1965, Vol.1. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Univ. Press.

Krebs, A. (1973) Pearl Buck obituary. New York Times (7 March): 1, 40.

Lash, J.P. (1971) Eleanor and Franklin. New York: Norton.

Leyda, J. (1972) Dianying, Electric Shadows: An Account of Films and Film Audiences in China. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press.

Lianhe bao [Taibei] (1973) 7 March: 3.

Ming bao [Hong Kong] (1973) 11 March: 7.

New York Times (1972) 29 October: 1, 7.

——— (1933) 16 January: 14; 12, 13, 15, 17-19 April; 3, 22, 28 May.

New York Times Book Review (1931) Review of The Good Earth. 15 March: 6.

Peck, J. (1969) "The roots of rhetoric: the professional ideology of America's China watchers." Bull. of Concerned Asian Scholars 2 (October): 59-69.

Roosevelt Library. Papers of Eleanor and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Hyde Park, New York.

Sergeyeva, N. (1950) "A bankrupt 'expert on China.' " New Times (Moscow) 11 (15 March): 27-32. (reprinted in Renmin ribao [ People's daily] 15 May 1950: 5)

Snow, H.F. (1973) Pearl Buck obituary. New Republic 168 (24 March): 28-29.

Steele, A.T. (1966) The American People and China. New York: McGraw-Hill.

Time (1973) "Earth to Earth." 101 (19 March): 81.

——— (1931) Review of The Good Earth. 17 (16 March): 71.

Truman Library. Papers of Harry S. Truman. Independence, Missouri.

Tsou, Tang (1962) "The American political tradition and the American image of Chinese communism." Pol. Sci. Q. 76 (December): 570-600.

Whang, Paul K. [ Wang Zhong-Fang ] (1934) "Will 'The Good Earth' be filmed in China?" China Weekly Rev. (Shanghai) 67 (17 February): 450.

Woolf, S.J. (1932) "Pearl Buck talks of her life in China." New York Times Magazine (14 August): 7.

Ya Ukey, G.S. (1944) The Exile's Daughter. A Biography of Pearl S. Buck . New York: Coward-McCann.

Yeh Kung-Chao [ YE Gong-Zhao ] (1931) Review of The Good Earth. Chinese Social and Pol. Sci. Rev. (Beijing) 15 (October): 448-453.

YI Xian [pseudonym?] (1932) Introduction to his translation of The Good Earth . Dongfang zazhi [Eastern miscellany] ( Shanghai) 29 (1 January): 75.

Yin Yun-Peng (1971) "Reai Zhongguo di Sai Zhen-zhu nu-shi" [Miss Pearl Buck-warm friend of China], pp. 125-133 in his Zhongguo ren di guanghui [The brilliance of the Chinese]. Taibei: Zhiwen.