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1932réf. UUI-5043In-8 broché, Librairie Rivière, 1932, 176 pp. Couvertures frottées avec pliures, déchirures et manques, manque sur la coiffe supérieure, papier jauni. Fait son âge. Intérieur non coupé. Rare. Poids 280 g. Frais d'envoi 4,10 euros sur la France, 7 euros UE et Suisse, 8,50 euros pour le reste du monde (tarifs de base hors envois suivis).
1902réf. 30104[Shanghai] Shanghai printing company 1902 in-8 toile jaune de l'éditeur, dos lisse, titre poussé sur le plat supérieur
1954réf. ASI32594Hamburg. Krüger. 1954. 384 S. Leinen. Papierbedingt etwas gebräunt. Sauberes Exemplar ohne Stempel und Anstreichungen. Sehr gut erhalten.
réf. QWA-12305Payot, 1941, in-8 rel. brad. 1/2 toile à bandes (14,5 x 23), 414 p., coll. "Bibliothèque géographique", avant-propos de Lin Yutang, une carte, toile un peu passée, pièce de titre, bonne reliure, bon état.
1941réf. R160013584PAYOT Bibliothèque Géographique. 1941. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 413 pages. Plats se détachant légèrement.. . . . Classification Dewey : 951-Chine
réf. VLE-792P., Payot, 1941, in-8, 413pp relié demi-chagrin tabac, dos lisse, couverture conservée
1941réf. 20931Paris PAYOT 1941 In-8 413 pp reliure amateur correcte couverture et dos conservées
1941réf. 28698Paris Payot 1941 In-8 413 pp dos et première couverture grignottés, aucune atteinte au texte
8vo, br. ed. 263pp.
8vo, br. ed. 220pp. "Anche se siamo lontani, la nostra ricerca di democrazia e di libertà è la stessa. Vi prego di stare con Hong Kong, perché la nostra lotta non è ancora finita." Questa battaglia è cominciata anni fa, quando Joshua Wong era un adolescente. Mentre gli adulti stavano in silenzio, Joshua organizzò la prima protesta studentesca nella storia di Hong Kong per opporsi alla riforma dell'istruzione voluta dal governo filocinese. Da allora, ha guidato la Rivolta degli ombrelli, il grande movimento di resistenza pacifica al braccio sempre più lungo di Pechino sull'ex colonia britannica. Ha fondato un partito politico, Demosist?, e ha attirato l'attenzione della comunità internazionale sulle proteste contro l'ingerenza della Cina nell'autonomia della città. Più di due milioni di persone sono scese nelle piazze e nelle strade di Hong Kong. Joshua è stato ripetutamente in carcere. Per la prima volta racconta la sua storia, che fa rumore ovunque nel mondo e, soprattutto, è la testimonianza di una battaglia che ci riguarda da vicino. La sua è la lotta della libertà contro la censura e dei valori democratici contro il titanismo totalitario della Cina. Joshua Wong è un ribelle ed è un testimone straordinario della sua generazione, perché è ispirato da ideali che portano alla nascita di diritti nuovi. I diritti, infatti, non stanno fermi. La loro area non è definita per sempre. Le trasformazioni della società comportano nuove domande. Ed è proprio questa la trama della democrazia. Una democrazia sempre a rischio, in Oriente come in Occidente. La battaglia di Hong Kong è anche la nostra. Restare in silenzio non è più possibile.
2009réf. 412942009 Paris, Seuil, 2009, In huit, 300, pp, état neuf car service de presse
1985réf. 88945Wai Yin Club 1985 1 vol. relié in-4, cartonnage toilé illustré, 127 pp., nombreuses photos en couleurs. Texte en anglais. Très bon état.
1985réf. 88945Wai Yin Club 1985 1 vol. relié in-4, cartonnage toilé illustré, 127 pp., nombreuses photos en couleurs. Texte en anglais. Très bon état.
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1979réf. 218555存粹學社 Cuncui Xueshe. 1979. Five volume set Volume 1: 396pp; Volume 2: 352pp; Volume 3: 299pp; Volume 4: 449pp; Volume 5: 212pp. Text in traditional Chinese characters 26.8 x 18.7cm. Paperback edges slightly browned else in very good condition. A collection of research papers on land issues rural economic issues changes in handicrafts as well as market employment and guild system issues during the last 300 years. . 存粹學社 [Cuncui Xueshe]. paperback
réf. 21886et de l'écriture chinoise. Paris. Librairie Orientaliste 1926. In-8 (25x16). 95 pages. Broché.
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1976réf. 153831976. Two American Marxist pamphlets on women in post-revolutionary China published during the 1970s by the International Socialists and the October League Marxist-Leninist document competing interpretations of women's emancipation under Chinese Communism. The Liberation of Women in China argues that women's participation in employment and public life remained subordinate to state priorities of industrialization and production while the October League publication presents women's liberation through a Marxist-Leninist framework and illustrates women participating in labor and Women's Day demonstrations. Issued by organizations occupying different positions within the American revolutionary left the pamphlets record contemporary debates over Chinese socialism women's labor revolutionary politics and the extent to which political revolution had altered women's social and economic position. Two pamphlets published in Highland Park and Chicago during the 1970s totaling 65 pages. The International Socialists publication comprises 49 pages in original printed wrappers with tables and footnotes supporting its critique of Chinese Communist policies toward women. The October League pamphlet comprises 16 pages and is illustrated with black-and-white photographs showing Women's Day marches and women performing workplace tasks. Both measure 5.5 × 8.5 inches. 1 International Socialists. The Liberation of Women in China. Highland Park: International Socialists n.d. circa 1970s. 49 pages. Original printed wrappers 5.5 × 8.5 inches; tables and footnotes. The pamphlet argues that women's liberation in China had become subordinate to the requirements of the state and industrialization challenging claims that socialist revolution had produced full equality. Its discussion places women's employment domestic responsibilities and political status within a critique of the economic priorities of the Chinese Communist state. 2 October League Marxist-Leninist. Pamphlet on women's liberation in China. Chicago: October League 1976. 16 pages. 5.5 × 8.5 inches; illustrated with black-and-white photographs. Images show Women's Day marches and women engaged in workplace tasks pairing the organization's discussion of women's liberation with visual evidence of women's participation in labor and revolutionary public culture. Published in 1976 the pamphlet records the October League's engagement with China during the final year of Mao Zedong's life and a period of intense debate within the American left over Chinese Communism and revolutionary strategy. Mild wear to wrappers; overall Very Good Condition. The two pamphlets preserve contrasting American Marxist arguments about women's status in revolutionary China with one emphasizing the limitations of state-directed emancipation and the other presenting women's labor and political participation within a Marxist-Leninist revolutionary framework. unknown books
1976réf. 153831976. Two American Marxist pamphlets on women in post-revolutionary China published during the 1970s by the International Socialists and the October League Marxist-Leninist document competing interpretations of women's emancipation under Chinese Communism. The Liberation of Women in China argues that women's participation in employment and public life remained subordinate to state priorities of industrialization and production while the October League publication presents women's liberation through a Marxist-Leninist framework and illustrates women participating in labor and Women's Day demonstrations. Issued by organizations occupying different positions within the American revolutionary left the pamphlets record contemporary debates over Chinese socialism women's labor revolutionary politics and the extent to which political revolution had altered women's social and economic position. Two pamphlets published in Highland Park and Chicago during the 1970s totaling 65 pages. The International Socialists publication comprises 49 pages in original printed wrappers with tables and footnotes supporting its critique of Chinese Communist policies toward women. The October League pamphlet comprises 16 pages and is illustrated with black-and-white photographs showing Women's Day marches and women performing workplace tasks. Both measure 5.5 × 8.5 inches. 1 International Socialists. The Liberation of Women in China. Highland Park: International Socialists n.d. circa 1970s. 49 pages. Original printed wrappers 5.5 × 8.5 inches; tables and footnotes. The pamphlet argues that women's liberation in China had become subordinate to the requirements of the state and industrialization challenging claims that socialist revolution had produced full equality. Its discussion places women's employment domestic responsibilities and political status within a critique of the economic priorities of the Chinese Communist state. 2 October League Marxist-Leninist. Pamphlet on women's liberation in China. Chicago: October League 1976. 16 pages. 5.5 × 8.5 inches; illustrated with black-and-white photographs. Images show Women's Day marches and women engaged in workplace tasks pairing the organization's discussion of women's liberation with visual evidence of women's participation in labor and revolutionary public culture. Published in 1976 the pamphlet records the October League's engagement with China during the final year of Mao Zedong's life and a period of intense debate within the American left over Chinese Communism and revolutionary strategy. Mild wear to wrappers; overall Very Good Condition. The two pamphlets preserve contrasting American Marxist arguments about women's status in revolutionary China with one emphasizing the limitations of state-directed emancipation and the other presenting women's labor and political participation within a Marxist-Leninist revolutionary framework. unknown
