30 You Come Inside, I'll Get Out: An Imaginary Conversation between Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS V
3. FOREWORD IX
4. PREFACE to the English Edition XV
5. PREFACE to the First Edition XVII
6. 1 The Starting Point of New Advances in Science 1
7. 2 The Dusk of Philosophy 12
8. 3 Entering the Realm of Theology 15
9. 4 Roaming the World of the Past 22
10. 5 On-the-Scene Reporting: The April Fifth Movement, 1976 27
11. 6 Three Courts of Law: Imaginary Travels in Time and Space 32
12. 7 Beijing Spring: 1978-79 41
13. 8 Abolishing Life-tenure in: High Leadership Positions 45
14. 9 Farewell to the Realm of Natural Dialectics 55
15. 10 The Search for Nonpoliticized Channels 60
16. 11 Toward a Chinese Civil Service System 79
17. 12 On Universal Cultural Factors 86
18. 13 On Heads of State and Government 95
19. 14 Division of State Power in Four Directions 108
20. 15 The Office for Political Reform 119
21. 16 Amid Storms in the Realm of Theory 123
22. 17 The Road to National Wealth and Power 130
23. 18 On Social Capital 139
24. 19 Another Beijing Spring: 1989 151
25. 20 Exile 157
26. Selected Essays & Interviews
27. 21 Religion, Reason, and Practice: Visits to Three Courts of Law 163
28. 22 Science Is a World of Three Freedoms 191
29. 23 The Aspiration to Pursue Truth and Beauty Supersedes All Else 193
30. 24 Reforming China's Political Structure: An Interview with Yan Jiaqi by Dai Qing, Guangming Daily 196
31. 25 China Is No Longer a Dragon: An Interview with Yan Jiaqi by Dai Qing 203
32. 26 My Four Convictions Regarding Science 211
33. 27 The Origins of the Chinese Cultural Revolution 214
34. 28 May Seventeenth Manifesto 226
35. 29 China Is Not a Republic 228
36. 30 You Come Inside, I'll Get Out: An Imaginary Conversation between Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping 237
37. 31 Reflections on Chinese History in the Twentieth Century 247
38. 32 Prospects for China in the 1990s 252
39. INDEX 271