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中國歷史新研究法   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
Author
蔡尚思著
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Title
中國歷史新研究法
Publisher
中華書局發行所[發行] (昆明)
Description

從作者所著《中國思想研究法》一書中抽出與歷史有關章節,編為此書。作者試圖用馬克思主義的歷史觀研究歷史。全書分12章:歷史的關係一切、史實的成份與中國歷史的特色、中國史書的分類、科學的新史觀、歸納比較兩種鑑別方法、作史的條件、讀史的要訣、歷史的創造等。每章後均有附錄一篇。書尾有附錄3篇:《顧頡剛先生來書及中國思想研究法序》、《中國歷史用書選要》、《對於中國通史與歷史學系科目表草案之意見(上教育部書)》

目錄
自序
第一章 歷史的關係一切
一 歷史的非常重要
二 治史的必需博學
三 歷史的輔助學問
附錄 歷史與思想的密切關係
第二章 史實的成份與中國歷史的特色
一 史實的成份——時空人物
二 中國歷史的特色——六點
第三章 中國史書的分類
一 性質的分類法
二 時間的分類法
三 空間的分類法
四 階層的分類法
五 史體的分類法
六 史文的分類法
七 史家的分類法
八 史觀的分類法
第四章 科學的新史觀
一 人類與其他動物的異點
二 社會與自然界的異點
三 基礎與上層建築
四 原因與結果
五 生產力與生產關係
六 人類社會的五個階段
第五章 新史觀的應用與中國史的分期
一 採用新史觀與我見——採用新史觀應注意的四點
二 新舊各派分期與我見——劃分中國史期須知的五點
第六章 歸納比較兩種鑑別方法
一 歸納法的考據學
二 多方面的比較法
三 歸納比較諸法與科學化的材料
(1) 歸納比較應以科學化的材料為限
(2) 西洋科學的歸納法亦非萬能的
第七章 書本內外兩種搜集方法
一 研究與時間
二 研究與人數
三 研究與圖書館
四 研究與剳記
五 研究與書籍種類
附錄 文集中的中國史學批評史料簡目
六 研究與「器物」「調查」——書本以外的材料
第八章 選擇分配與社會眼光
一 選擇材料的各種宗旨
二 中國兩大模範史家的社會眼光——司馬遷與李贄
三 新中國通史應側重的方面
第九章 批評敘述與客觀態度
一 研究歷史應有的態度
二 過去一切的重新估價——理由與原則
三 史統觀念的急需打破——春秋筆法的真面目
第十章 作史的條件
第十一章 讀史的要訣
一 古今的互察
二 中外的互察
三 名實的互察
四 成敗的互察
五 人已的互察
附錄 文哲學化的中國史書之審讀法
第十二章 歷史的創造
一 歷史與三種人的關係
二 創造歷史的重要
(1) 要創造歷史為一切的寄託
(2) 不可忽略現在的歷史
(3) 不可毀滅人類的歷史
三 創造歷史的等差
(1) 空間的廣狹
(2) 時間的久暫
(3) 人物的大小
四 創造歷史的根據
(1) 合進化的革命
(2) 有根據的發明
五 創造歷史的標準——趨勢與歸宿
(1) 辦法方面
(2) 經濟方面
(3) 政治方面
(4) 文化方面
(5) 性別方面
(6) 種族方面
附錄
一 顧頡剛先生來書及中國思想研究法序
二 中國歷史用書選要
三 對於中國通史與歷史學系科目表草案之意見(上教育部書)

Language Chinese
Publication date 民國29[1940]
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