胡適：論定；《記辜鴻銘》1935 等；辜鴻銘的日本情結（上）(廖八鳴)
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****21世紀英文新版的章節，可能是原書沒有得。
中譯本99頁沒章節。
1912, Shanghai mercury, limited, print.
The story of a Chinese Oxford movement.
in EnglishThe Story of a Chinese Oxford Movement
Paperback – May 23, 2015
by Hung-ming Ku (Author)
Originally published in 1912, this extremely rare book has long been out of print. Now it is reprinted (with a new cover) as a facsimile reproduction of the original book. Born in Penang, Malaysia; educated in Scotland, Germany, and France; fluent in English, German, French, and Chinese; the author, who is also known as Gu Hongming, was a controversial, if not influential, figure in the history of China. Articles written by Gu Hongming were published in New York Times and some other newspapers in the 1920s. There has been a revival in the interest in his thought and works in recent years. For books of similar interest search with the keyword hcbooks.
From the introduction to the second edition:
"So great has been the demand for the first edition of Mr. Ku Hung-ming's book, 'The Story of a Chinese Oxford Movement,' that a second edition has been found necessary. Whilst the book remains essentially as it at first appeared, Appendices, being a letter written to the 'North China Daily News' and a review of Princess Der Ling's book, 'Two Years in the Forbidden City,' likewise a letter to a German Pastor from a well-known Chinese scholar, entitled 'Jacobin China,' have been incorporated. It is hoped these will be found of additional interest."
Contents
Introduction to Second Edition .................................. v
Preface ................................................................... vii
Jacobin China .......................................................... xix
Introduction ............................................................ 1
I. The Manchu in Power ............................................ 5
II. The Middle Class Ascendency ................................ 15
III. The Manchu Restoration ...................................... 38
IV. An Interregnum: The Chinese Triumvirate ............. 79
Conclusion ............................................................... 97
Appendix I. The Late Empress-Dowager ...................... 105
Appendix II. The Empress-Dowager: An Appreciation ... 113
作者：辜鴻銘
出版社：牛津大學
出版日：1994/4/1
全國一流人物薈萃的北京翰林院是中國的牛津，參與是時這個中國牛津運動的翰林叫清流黨。他們旨在反對李鴻章和中國自由黨人所讚許的、來自外國的生活方式和標準，致力於淨化國民生活的潮流，號召復興孔子教養。
為使讀者能瞭解中國牛津運動，本書作者辜鴻銘頗為詳細地描述了中國的社會本體和社會秩序，活靈活現地記錄了運動的經過，以及對中國文明未來發展的執著和信心，讀來令人側然。
by Hung-ming Ku (Author)
Originally published in 1912, this extremely rare book has long been out of print. Now it is reprinted (with a new cover) as a facsimile reproduction of the original book. Born in Penang, Malaysia; educated in Scotland, Germany, and France; fluent in English, German, French, and Chinese; the author, who is also known as Gu Hongming, was a controversial, if not influential, figure in the history of China. Articles written by Gu Hongming were published in New York Times and some other newspapers in the 1920s. There has been a revival in the interest in his thought and works in recent years. For books of similar interest search with the keyword hcbooks.
From the introduction to the second edition:
"So great has been the demand for the first edition of Mr. Ku Hung-ming's book, 'The Story of a Chinese Oxford Movement,' that a second edition has been found necessary. Whilst the book remains essentially as it at first appeared, Appendices, being a letter written to the 'North China Daily News' and a review of Princess Der Ling's book, 'Two Years in the Forbidden City,' likewise a letter to a German Pastor from a well-known Chinese scholar, entitled 'Jacobin China,' have been incorporated. It is hoped these will be found of additional interest."
Contents
Introduction to Second Edition .................................. v
Preface ................................................................... vii
Jacobin China .......................................................... xix
Introduction ............................................................ 1
I. The Manchu in Power ............................................ 5
II. The Middle Class Ascendency ................................ 15
III. The Manchu Restoration ...................................... 38
IV. An Interregnum: The Chinese Triumvirate ............. 79
Conclusion ............................................................... 97
Appendix I. The Late Empress-Dowager ...................... 105
Appendix II. The Empress-Dowager: An Appreciation ... 113
清流傳:中國牛津運動逸事
作者：辜鴻銘
出版社：牛津大學
出版日：1994/4/1
《清流傳:中國牛津運動逸事》
十九世紀英國高派教會信奉羅馬天主教義，攻擊「自由主義」，發動了名聞遐邇的牛津運動(Oxford Movement)。英國大文豪馬太，阿諾爾德曾經不無感慨：自由主義得勝了，牛津運動被摧毀，殘破的碎片散落飄零，令人痛心....。
全國一流人物薈萃的北京翰林院是中國的牛津，參與是時這個中國牛津運動的翰林叫清流黨。他們旨在反對李鴻章和中國自由黨人所讚許的、來自外國的生活方式和標準，致力於淨化國民生活的潮流，號召復興孔子教養。
為使讀者能瞭解中國牛津運動，本書作者辜鴻銘頗為詳細地描述了中國的社會本體和社會秩序，活靈活現地記錄了運動的經過，以及對中國文明未來發展的執著和信心，讀來令人側然。
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