Ai Siqi and the Reconstruction of Chinese Identity,1935-1936

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———— (1936a) "Banzhimindi ruhe neng baochi duli de waimao" (How the appearance of independence is preserved in semi-colonies. Dushu shenghuo 3, 6 (25 Jan.). 271-74.

— 1936b) "Tan 'pa si' " (On 'The fear of death' Dushu shenghuo 3, 6 (25 Jan ). 274-76

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