Eastern Institute Research Articles

The Land Revolution in China, 1930–1934: A Study of Documents. By <italic>Tso-liang Hsiao</italic>. [Far Eastern and Russian Institute Publications on Asia, Number 18. Sponsored by the Modern Chinese History Project of the Far Eastern and Russian Institute.] (Seattle: University of Washington Press. 1969. Pp. ix, 361. $12.50.)

The Land Revolution in China, 1930–1934: A Study of Documents. By <italic>Tso-liang Hsiao</italic>. [Far Eastern and Russian Institute Publications on Asia, Number 18. Sponsored by the Modern Chinese History Project of the Far Eastern and Russian Institute.] (Seattle: University of Washington Press. 1969. Pp. ix, 361. $12.50.)

Tsi-An Hsia: The gate of darkness: studies on the leftist literary movement in China. (Far Eastern and Russian Institute Publications on Asia, No. 17.) xxix, 266 pp. Seattle and London: University of Washington Press, [C1968]. $7.95, 75s. 6d.

Tsi-An Hsia: The gate of darkness: studies on the leftist literary movement in China. (Far Eastern and Russian Institute Publications on Asia, No. 17.) xxix, 266 pp. Seattle and London: University of Washington Press, [^C1968]. $7.95, 75s. 6d.

Book Reviews : Vincent Y. C. Shih, The Taiping Ideology: Its Sources, Interpretations, and Influences. Seattle, University of Washington Press, 1967. 553 pp. bibl. index. $10. 66-19571 (Far Eastern and Russian Institute publications on Asia, no. 15)

Book Reviews : Vincent Y. C. Shih, The Taiping Ideology: Its Sources, Interpretations, and Influences. Seattle, University of Washington Press, 1967. 553 pp. bibl. index. $10. 66-19571 (Far Eastern and Russian Institute publications on Asia, no. 15)

Vincent Y. C. Shih, The Taiping Ideology : Its Sources, Interpretations, and Influences. Seattle, University of Washington Press, 1967. 553 pp. bibl. index. $10. 66-19571 (Far Eastern and Russian Institute publications on Asia, no. 15)

Vincent Y. C. Shih, The Taiping Ideology : Its Sources, Interpretations, and Influences. Seattle, University of Washington Press, 1967. 553 pp. bibl. index. $10. 66-19571 (Far Eastern and Russian Institute publications on Asia, no. 15)

The Taiping Ideology: Its Sources, Interpretations, and Influences. By Vincent Y. C. Shih. [Far Eastern and Russian Institute, Publications on Asia, Number 15.] (Seattle: University of Washington Press. 1967. Pp. xix, 553. $10.00.)

The Taiping Ideology: Its Sources, Interpretations, and Influences. By <italic>Vincent Y. C. Shih</italic>. [Far Eastern and Russian Institute, Publications on Asia, Number 15.] (Seattle: University of Washington Press. 1967. Pp. xix, 553. $10.00.)

Reviews: Peter Sager. Moscow's Hand in India. Berne, Swiss Eastern Institute, 1966. Pp. 224. Price not indicated

Reviews: Peter Sager. Moscow's Hand in India. Berne, Swiss Eastern Institute, 1966. Pp. 224. Price not indicated

The Taiping Rebellion: History and Documents. In three volumes. Volume I, History. By Franz Michael. In collaboration with Chung-li Chang. [University of Washington Publications on Asia. Sponsored by the Far Eastern and Russian Institute.] Seattle: University of Washington Press. 1966. Pp. xii, 244. $7.50.)

The Taiping Rebellion: History and Documents. In three volumes. Volume I, History. By <italic>Franz Michael</italic>. In collaboration with <italic>Chung-li Chang</italic>. [University of Washington Publications on Asia. Sponsored by the Far Eastern and Russian Institute.] Seattle: University of Washington Press. 1966. Pp. xii, 244. $7.50.)

Coming problems for the Eastern Institute of Refractories

Coming problems for the Eastern Institute of Refractories

Manufacture and testing of heavy-duty ladle brick

Tests under plant conditions have confirmed the principle established by previous research at the Eastern Institute of Refractories regarding the dominating influence in improving the slag resistance of aluminosilicate refractories of an increased amount of alumina in the charge together with a simultaneous increase in density. The possibility of introducing the new procedure in industry has been confirmed.

Review of ?Transactions of Eastern Institute of Refractories (issue 2)?

Review of ?Transactions of Eastern Institute of Refractories (issue 2)?

Review of book ?Proceedings of Eastern Institute of Refractories (Issue 1)?

Review of book ?Proceedings of Eastern Institute of Refractories (Issue 1)?

Review of book ?Proceedings of Eastern Institute of Refractories (issue 1)?

Review of book ?Proceedings of Eastern Institute of Refractories (issue 1)?

The Chinese Gentry: Studies on their Role in Nineteenth-Century Chinese Society. By Chung-li Chang. Introduction by Franz Michael. (University of Washington Publications on Asia, sponsored by the Far Eastern and Russian Institute.) Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1955. Pp. xxi, 250. $5.75.

The Chinese Gentry: Studies on their Role in Nineteenth-Century Chinese Society. By Chung-li Chang. Introduction by Franz Michael. (University of Washington Publications on Asia, sponsored by the Far Eastern and Russian Institute.) Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1955. Pp. xxi, 250. $5.75.

German Sinology Today

In contrast to the general tendency of resurgence of academic life in Germany, which has been reported from all the former academic centers and even from an additional one at Mainz, the pace of the recovery of German Sinology has been rather slow. Some of the main former seats of Far Eastern studies still remain unoccupied. The reason for this special development is, in the first place, lack of personnel. Of the old generation Alfred Forke, who held the chair of Sinology at Hamburg University for many years, and Erich Hauer2 died during the war. Otto Franke, the Nestor of German Sinology, died practically from hunger and exhaustion soon after the war. Several of the most promising German Sinologues have left Germany during the past fifteen years, mostly for political reasons. G. Haloun, Walter Simon, and Bruno Schindler are working in England; Balazs resumed his Sinological studies in France; Karl A. Wittfogel heads the Chinese History Project sponsored by the University of Washington at Columbia University; Ferdinand Lessing has been for more than ten years at the University of California, Berkeley, and Wolfram Eberhard, who taught at Ankara, Turkey, is now a member of the faculty at Berkeley too. Franz Michael joined the Far Eastern Institute at the University of Washington years ago, as recently did Erwin Reifler.

Influences of World Events on U.S. "Neutrality" Opinion

This article is an interesting attempt to correlate the world-shaking events of the last few years with shifts in American opinion regarding four kinds of neutrality, as measured by the American Institute of Public Opinion and Fortune polls. The author, an Instructor in the Politics Department of Princeton University, formerly served as Field Secretary of the American Friends Service Committee, and Director of the Eastern Institute of International Relations.