Materialist Dialectics in China

Section I:
Mao Zedong and Philosophy

i. On Practise 9 ii. On Contradiction 29 iii. On the Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People 81 iv. Comments on Stalin’s Dialectics 135 v. A Compendium of Comments on Dialectics 139 vi. Selected Reading Notes on the Soviet Text ‘Political Economy’ 179 vii. Where do Correct Ideas Come From? 185 viii. Speech on Shoichi Sakata’s Article on the Dialectical Nature of the Universe 215 ix. Speech at the Hangzhou Conference, 1965 225 Section II; The Chinese People and Dialectical Materialism i. Antagonistic and Non-Antagonistic Contradictions, Ai Siqi 239 ii. The Understanding and Application of the Concept of Identity, Wang Ruoshui 249 iii. On Mr. Chou Ku-ch’eng’s View on Contradiction, Yao Wen-yuan 275 iv. Surreptitious Substitution of the Theory of the Reconciliation of Contradictions and Classes for Revolutionary Dialectics Must Not Be Permitted, Ai Siqi 309 v. Revolution Means Solving Contradictions, Li Kuo-Tsai 333 vi. A New Polemic on the Philosophical Front; Report on the Discussion Concerning Comrade Yang Hsien-Chen’s Concept that ‘Two Become One’, Revolutionary Mass Criticism Writing Group 347 vii. The Theory of Two Points, Hsueh Li 397 viii. The Rational Core of Hegel’s Philosophy, Zhang Shiying 405 ix. The Universe is the Unity of the Infinite and Finite, Bian Sizu 437 
x. The Spiral Progress of History, Ho Yu 469