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https://ah.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/96480| 題名: | 論西方當代中國研究典範的嬗變 | 作者: | 溫洽溢 | 貢獻者: | 李英明 溫洽溢 |
日期: | 2002 | 上傳時間: | 11-May-2016 | 摘要: | 無 | 參考文獻: | 中文部分\n（一）專書\n丸山真男，《日本政治思想史》（北京：三聯書店，2000年）\n中共中央文獻研究室《國外研究毛澤東思想資料》編輯組編譯，《國外研究毛澤東思想的四次大論戰》（北京：中央文獻出版社，1986年）\n王紹光，《理性與瘋狂─文化大革命中的群眾》（香港：牛津大學出版社，1993年）\n王紹光、胡鞍鋼，《中國國家能力報告》（香港：牛津大學出版社，1994年）\n王景倫，《走進東方的夢─美國的中國觀》（北京：時事出版社，1994年）\n史景遷，《文化類同與文化利用》（北京：北京大學出版社，1997年）\n平川祐弘，《利瑪竇傳》（北京：光明日報出版社，1999年）\n伊薩克斯，《美國的中國形象》（北京：時事出版社，1999）\n任繼愈主編，《國際漢學（第四輯）》（鄭州：大象出版社，1999年）\n列文森，《儒教中國與其現代命運》（北京：中國社會科學出版社，2000年）\n安田朴，《中國文化西傳歐洲史》（北京：商務印書館，2000年）\n安德森，《絕對主義國家的系譜》（臺北：桂冠出版社，2001年）\n曲景永、沈力譯，《批判與知識的增長》（臺北：結構群出版社，1990年）\n米 德，《心靈、自我與社會》（上海：譯文出版社，1992年）\n考埃文斯，《費正清看中國》（上海：人民出版社，1995年）\n艾爾曼，《從理學到樸學：中華帝國晚期思想與社會變化面面觀》（南京：江蘇出版社，1995年）\n余英時，《中國思想傳統的現代詮釋》（臺北：聯經出版社，1987年）\n利瑪竇、金尼閣著，何高濟等譯，《利瑪竇中國札記》（桂林：廣西師範大學出版社，2001年）\n吳承明，《中國資本主義與國內市場》（臺北：谷風出版社，1987年）\n吳承明、許滌新主編，《中國資本主義發展史》（臺北：谷風出版社，1987年）\n吳相湘主編，《天學初函》（臺北：學生出版社，1965年）\n吳義雄，《在宗教與世俗之間─基督新教傳教士在華南沿海的早期活動研究》（廣州：廣東教育出版社，2000年）\n李天綱，《中國禮儀之爭─歷史、文獻和意義》（上海：上海古籍出版社，1998年）\n李英明，《中國大陸學》（臺北：揚智出版社，1995年）\n李英明，《中國研究方法論》（臺北：揚智出版社，1996年）\n李澤厚，《批判哲學的批判─康德述評》（臺北：三民書局，民1996年）\n汪 暉、余國良編，《九○年代的「後學」論爭》（香港：中文大學出版社，1998年）\n汪 熙、魏斐德合編，《中國現代化問題─一個多方位的歷史探索》（上海：復旦大學出版社，1994年）\n佩雷菲特，《停滯的帝國─兩個世界的撞擊》（上海：三聯出版社，1993年）\n周 寧，《永遠的烏托邦─西方的中國形象》（武漢：湖北教育出版社，2000年）\n孟德斯鳩，《論法的精神》（北京：商務出版社，1982年）\n孟德衛，《萊布尼茲和儒學》（南京：江蘇人民出版社，1998年）\n岡田武彥，《王陽明與明末儒學》（北京：上海古籍出版社，2000年）\n拉卡托斯，《科學研究綱領方法論》（臺北：結構群出版社，1990年）\n林金水、鄒 萍，《泰西儒士利瑪竇》（北京：國際文化出版社，2000年）\n金尼閣，《利瑪竇中國札記》（北京：中華書局，1983年）\n阿蒙與包威爾，《比較政治學》（臺北：五南圖書公司，1991年）\n侯且岸，《當代美國的顯學─美國現代中國學研究》（北京：人民出版社，1995年）\n奎 因，《從邏輯的觀點看》（臺北：結構群出版社，1980年）\n施拉姆，《毛澤東》（北京：紅旗出版社，1996年）\n施堅雅，《中國農村的市場和社會結構》（北京：中國社會科學出版社，1993年）\n施堅雅編，《中華帝國晚期的城市》（北京：中華書局，1998年）\n柯普斯登，《西洋哲學史（一）》（臺北：黎明出版社，1986年）\n洛維特，《世界歷史與救贖歷史》（香港：牛津出版社，1997年）\n胡祖慶譯，《國際政治體系理論解析》（臺北：五南圖書出版公司，1997年）\n韋 伯，《中國的宗教》（臺北：遠流出版社，1989年）\n夏瑞春編著，《德國思想家論中國》（南京：江蘇人民出版社，1995年）\n孫尚揚，《明末天主教與儒學的交流與衝突》（臺北：文津出版社，1992年）\n徐友漁，《形形色色的造反─紅衛兵精神素質的形成及演變》（香港：中文大學出版社，1999年）\n班雅明，《德國悲劇的起源》（北京：文化藝術出版社，2001年）\n祖治國，《九○年代中國大陸的新保守主義》（臺北：致良出版社，1998年）\n秦家懿編著，《德國哲學家論中國》（臺北：聯經出版社，1999年）\n馬克思 恩格斯，《馬克思恩格斯選集（第一卷）》（北京：人民出版社，1975年）\n馬克思、恩格斯，《馬克思恩格斯選集（第二卷）》（北京：人民出版社，1975年）\n馬 森，《西方的中華帝國觀》（北京：時事出版社，1999）\n高銛譯，《西方馬克思主義探討》（臺北：桂冠出版社，1990年）\n涂肇慶、林益民主編，《改革開放與中國社會》（香港：牛津大學出版社，1999年）\n崔之元，《第二次思想解放與制度創新》（香港：牛津大學出版社，1997年）\n張旭東編，《晚期資本主義的文化邏輯：詹明信批評理論文選》（香港：牛津大學出版社，1996年）\n張西平譯，《歷史和階級意識─馬克思主義辯證法研究》（重慶：重慶人民出版社，1989年）\n張君玫譯，《社會科學的理念》（臺北：巨流圖書公司，1995年）\n張君玫譯，《社會學的想像》（臺北：巨流出版社，1995年）\n畢 諾，《中國對法國哲學思想形成的影響》（北京：商務出版社，2000年）\n許寶強、袁偉選編，《語言與政治的翻譯》（香港：牛津出版社，2000年）\n陳 波，《蒯因》（臺北：東大圖書公司，1994年）\n陳雲譯，《西行漫記》（香港：南粵出版社，1977年）\n麥克法夸爾和費正清主編，《劍橋中華人民共和國史，一九六六至一九八二年》（上）（上海：上海人民出版社，1992年）\n斯科特，《農民的道義經濟學：東南亞的反叛與生存》（南京：譯林出版社，2001年）\n斯 密，《國富論》（臺北：臺灣銀行經濟研究室，1989年）\n程樹德、傅大為、王道還、錢永祥譯，《科學革命的結構》（臺北：遠流出版社，1991年）\n華爾德，《共產黨社會的新傳統主義》（香港：牛津大學出版社，1996年）\n費正清，《美國與中國》（北京：世界知識出版社，2000年）\n費正清，《偉大的中國革命：一八○○至一九八五年》（北京：世界知識出版社，2000年）\n費正清，《觀察中國》（北京：世界知識出版社，2001年）\n費正清，《美國與中國》（北京：世界知識出版社，1999年）\n黃丘隆審譯，《正義論》（臺北：結構群出版社，1981年）\n黃宗智，《中國研究的規範認識危機》（香港：牛津大學出版社，1994年）\n黃進興，《歷史主義與歷史理論》（臺北：允晨出版社，1994年）\n黑格爾，《歷史哲學》（上海：上海書店出版社，1999年）\n楊小濱，《否定的美學：法蘭克福學派的文藝理論和文化批評》（臺北：麥田出版社，1995年）\n楊念群，《中層理論─東西方思想會通下的中國史研究》（南昌：江西教育出版社，2001年）\n溝口雄三，《中國前近代思想的演變》（北京：中華書局，1997年）\n蒂利希，《基督教思想史》（香港：牛津出版社，2000年）\n鄒 讜，《二十世紀中國政治：從宏觀歷史與微觀行動角度看》（香港：牛津大學出版社，1994年）\n廖蓋隆，《毛澤東思想史》（香港：中華書局，1993年）\n熊秉真，《童年憶往─中國孩子的歷史》（臺北：麥田出版社，2000年）\n維 柯，《新科學》（臺北：駱駝出版社，1987年）\n劉青峰編，《文化大革命：史實與研究》（香港：中文大學出版社，1996年）\n鄭宇碩、羅金義編，《政治學新論：西方學理與中華經驗》（香港：中文大學出版社，1997年）\n鄧小平，《鄧小平選集（第二卷）》（北京：人民出版社，1983年）\n盧卡奇，《列寧》（臺北：遠流出版社，1991年）\n鮑 曼，《立法者與解釋者─論現代性、後現代性與知識份子》（上海：上海人民出版社，2000年）\n戴維森，《真理、意義、行動與事件》（北京：商務出版社，1993年）\n戴錦華，《鏡城地形圖─當代文化書寫與研究》（臺北：聯經出版社，1999年）\n薩依德，《文化與帝國主義》（臺北：立緒出版社，2001年）\n薩依德，《東方主義》（臺北：立緒出版社，1999年）\n羅森邦，《政治文化》（臺北：桂冠出版社，1985年）\n邊燕杰、盧漢龍、孫立平編，《市場轉型與社會分層》（北京：三聯書店，2002年）\n顧 昕，《黑格爾主義的幽靈與中國知識份子─李澤厚研究》（臺北：風雲時代出版社，1994年）\n（二）期刊\n艾爾曼、胡志德，〈馬嘎爾尼使團、後現代主義與近代中國史〉，《二十一世紀雙月刊》，1997年12月，第四十四期。\n汪 暉，〈當代中國的思想狀況與現代性問題〉，《台灣社會研究季刊》，二○○○年三月，第三十七期\n陳永發，〈國家權力的滲透－一本爭論的書〉，《當代》（台北），第67期，1991年11月1日。\n溫洽溢，〈毛澤東的馬克思主義中國化〉，《東亞季刊》，第二十八卷第二期，民國八十六年\n溫洽溢，〈論中共的漸進主義改革：制度典範的分析〉，《東亞季刊》，第二十七卷第六期，民國八十五年。\n德利克，〈世界資本主義視野下的兩個文化革命〉，《二十一世紀》，總第37期，1996年10月。\n英文部分\n（一）專書\nAllison, Graham T. 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