Richard M. Pfeffer

Mao and Marx: Understanding, Scholarship, and Ideology—A Response
Modern China 1977 3: 379-386. [PDF] [References]  

Andrew G. Walder

A Response
Modern China 1977 3: 387-393. [PDF] [References]  

Stuart R. Schram

Comment
Modern China 1977 3: 395-400. [PDF] [References]  

Maurice Meisner

Mao and Marx in the Scholastic Tradition
Modern China 1977 3: 401-406. [PDF] [References]  

Mark Selden

Karl Marx, Mao Ze-dong, and the Dialectics of Socialist Development
Modern China 1977 3: 407-417. [PDF] [References]  

Edward Friedman

Marx and Mao and
Modern China 1977 3: 419-426. [PDF] [References]  

Stephen Andors

Mao and Marx: A Comment
Modern China 1977 3: 427-433. [PDF]  

John Bryan Starr

On Mao's Self-Image as a Marxist Thinker
Modern China 1977 3: 435-442. [PDF] [References]  

John G. Gurley

The Symposium Papers: Discussion and Comments
Modern China 1977 3: 443-464. [PDF] [References]  

Arif Dirlik

The Problem of Class Viewpoint versus Historicism in Chinese Historiography
Modern China 1977 3: 465-488. [PDF] [References]  

Review Essay: Understanding China's Socialist Revolution: The Role of Ideology
Modern China 1977 3: 489-508. [PDF] [References]  

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