On 1911 Revolution and Marxism in Shanghai
Fu Shao
Abstract
Fu Shao
Abstract
Since the outbreak of 1911 Revolution, democracy surged up high in Shanghai. There appeared a new trend in spreading socialist and Marxist theory. The revolutionary school of bourgeoisie and Orient Journal were not only active in introducing socialism but also set up the so called socialist parties. Although what they did was rather superficial, their act did lay a foundation in spreading Marxism in China after the October Revolution in Russia.
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Since the outbreak of 1911 Revolution, democracy surged up high in Shanghai. There appeared a new trend in spreading socialist and Marxist theory. The revolutionary school of bourgeoisie and Orient Journal were not only active in introducing socialism but also set up the so called socialist parties. Although what they did was rather superficial, their act did lay a foundation in spreading Marxism in China after the October Revolution in Russia.
Key concepts: Bourgeoisie, Marxist philosophy, Socialism, China, Democracy, Foundation (evidence), Democratic revolution, Economic history