1976/05/01 by David G. Marr · 17 citations
Arts and Humanities · Social Sciences · #Class (philosophy) #Epistemology #Gender studies #Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis #History #Law #Philosophy #Political science #Politics #Quarter (Canadian coin) #Sociology #Subject (documents) #Vietnamese #Vietnamese History and Culture Studies
paper · doi:10.2307/2053270
published in The Journal of Asian Studies 35(3), 371-389 (Cambridge University Press)
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In the quarter century preceding the August 1945 Revolution, social change was a subject often on the minds of Vietnamese. People of diverse class backgrounds and political predilections knew that Vietnamese society was being altered fundamentally. How to understand, what attitude to ake, where to go in the future—these were questions receiving constant attention.