Chinese Anarchism

An article to read:
Dimensions of Chinese Anarchism: An Interview with Arif Dirlik

Books on Chinese Anarchism:

References to the Chinese anarchist named "Ba Jin":

"Haymarket Scrapbook", pub. by the Charles H. Kerr Company, 1986.

"Pa Chin and his Writings", by Olga Lang (Harvard, 1967)

"Pa Chin's Journey in Sentiment: From Hope to Dispair" from the Journ of the Chinese Teachers Association 11.2 (May 1976)

A number of Ba Jin's novels are available in English translation, including "Family" (Anchor Books, 1972)

Ba Jin's letters to Agnes Inglis are part of the holdings of the University of Michigan's Labadie Collection.

Ba Jin (1972). Family. Anchor Books.
 -- (1928) Gemingde Xianqu (Vanguards of Revolution). 
	Shanghai
 -- (1936) Shengzhi Chanhui (Confessions of a Life). 
 	Shanghai: Shangwu Yinshuquan.
 -- (1938) Yi (Recollections). Shanghai: Wenhua 
 	Shenghuo Chubanshe.
Bernal, M. (1969). "The Triumph of Anarchism over 
	Marxism,1906-1907". In China in Revolution: 
	The First Phase, 1900-1913, ed. Mary C., 
	Wright. New Haven: Yale University Press. 
Chan, Ming K. and Arif Dirlik (1991). Schools into 
	Fields and Factories: Anarchists, the 
	Guomindang, and the Labor University in 
	Shanghai, 1927-1932. Durham, N.C.: 
	Duke University Press.
Dirlik, A. (1993). Anarchism in the Chinese 
	Revolution. Berkeley: University of 
	California Press.
"Internationalist" (1968). "The Origins of the 
	Anarchist Movement in China". Pamphlet. 
	London: Coptic Press.
Lang, O. (1967). "Pa Chin and his Writings" Harvard. 
"Pa Chin's Journey in Sentiment: From Hope to Dispair". 
	Journal of the Chinese Teachers Association. 
	11.2 (May 1976)
Scalapino, R. and Yu, G.T. (1961). The Chinese 
	Anarchist Movement. Berkeley: Center 
	for Chinese Studies.
Shiro, Nohara January 1975-April 1976). "Anarchism 
	in the May Fourth Movement". Libero 
	International. nos. 1-4.
Starr, J.B. (Jan-Mar 1972). "Revolution in Retrospect: 
	The Paris Commune through Chinese Eyes". China 
	Quarterly, no. 49, pp. 106-25.
Welsh, J. (1981). "Shen-wu-lien: China's Anarchist 
	Opposition". Social Anarchism 2, no. 1, 
	pp. 3-15.
Zarrow, P. (1990). Anarchism and Chinese Political 
	Culture. New York: Columbia University Press.