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Acknowledgments | p. vii |
Dewey and May Fourth China | p. 1 |
Enacting a Historical Drama | p. 1 |
Rethinking Dewey's Visit in China | p. 5 |
The Encounter between Dewey and China: Then and Now | p. 8 |
Overview of Upcoming Chapters | p. 9 |
Dewey as a Teacher | p. 13 |
Dewey as a Modern Confucius | p. 14 |
Dewey as "Mr. Science" | p. 15 |
Dewey as "Mr. Democracy" | p. 16 |
Dewey as the Common People's Educator | p. 20 |
Dewey as a Democratic Teacher | p. 22 |
Whose Teaching? Or Hu's Teaching? | p. 30 |
The Reception of Dewey in China | p. 41 |
The Dewey Fad | p. 42 |
Marxist Challenges to Dewey's Social and Political Philosophy | p. 46 |
Traditionalist Responses to Dewey's Educational Philosophy | p. 53 |
Reconsidering "The Dewey Experiment" | p. 62 |
Dewey as a Learner | p. 65 |
Dewey as a Political Commentator | p. 66 |
Dewey as a Goodwill Ambassador | p. 70 |
Dewey as a Cultural Anthropologist | p. 74 |
A Fruitful Journey to the East | p. 83 |
The Influence of China on Dewey's Social and Political Philosophy | p. 87 |
Rethinking Internationalism | p. 87 |
Replacing the State with the Public | p. 93 |
Reconstructing Democracy | p. 102 |
Mapping Out a Future for Confucian Democracy | p. 115 |
Continuing the Dialogue on Dewey and China | p. 121 |
Notes | p. 125 |
Bibliography | p. 141 |
Index | p. 149 |
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