《走向革命:细说晚清七十年》历史说明，虽然也感到“时局艰难”．但清廷对历史大势和局势的紧迫并无真切了解和感受。它似乎对民意全然不解．也不愿放弃任何权力，并过于相信自己力量的强大，仿佛历史可以按照它理想的节奏发展。因此，它只是被动地在重重压力之下“走一步算一步”，却又基本踏步不前。这时，政治的逻辑只能是革命。

《革命年代》内容简介：革命年代，意味看大震动、大改组、大破坏，也意味着风卷残云、摧枯拉朽，其间有血泪、痛苦、死亡，也有激情和理想。我等有幸或不幸生长在这个年代，它给了我巨大的冲击，也给了我动力和人生的坐标，我和我的那些理想主义的朋友们从此注定了不会为了功名利禄去做研究，也不会心如死水，像研究古董那样去回望过去。于是，就在这喧哗的、实利主义的年代，守着某种信念，以及可能已是陈词滥调的所谓"知识分子的责任"等，开始摸索着观察、研究逝去的年代。
行走在历史的河流(代自序)／1
南京十年
近代中国社会转型的历史教训／3
对五四激进主义的再思考／18
南京国民政府权威的建立与困境／20
力行社的成立时间及组织层构考释／39
“太子”孙科
论大革命时期的孙科／49
从拥蒋到反蒋：1928-1931年的孙科／59
民主与集权的悖论：孙科与《五五宪草》／71
孙科与国民政府的对苏外交 (1932-1945)／82
抗战胜利前后孙科政治态度的转变——兼论孙科的“多变”／93
孙科的宪政理念及其限度／110
孙科的晚年岁月／126
革命词语
重新认识20世纪30年代“左翼文化”／135
红军长征的历史叙述是怎样形成的?／139
抗战前夕延安发生的一场争论／150
革命大众主义的政治动员和社会改革：抗战
时期根据地的教育／162
“新人”的诞生／177
在革命词语的高地上／207
历史漩涡中的朱瑞／217
沙飞：在祖国的天空中自由飞舞的一颗沙粒／221
革命女性陈琮英／228
时代遄流
鞍钢工人与“鞍钢宪法”／235
“大跃进”运动与国家权力的扩张：以江苏省为例／244
能不说丁玲?／257
初读《杨尚昆日记》／270
读《七律·有所思》／279
观察与史料
叙事视角的多样性与当代史研究：以50年代历史研究为例／289
小人物，大历史／300
当代中国史史料的若干问题／324
台北所藏大陆20世纪50-60年代资料过眼录／332
海峡两岸孙中山研究的趋同／339
反思中的开拓——茅家琦先生对中国近代史研究的新见解／344
六十年后再论国民党大陆失败之原因／350
难忘吐露港畔的“学术家园”／385
后记／390

1790年，美国外交家和政冶活动家古维诺尔?莫里斯对法国革命和美国革命做了一番比较，他认为法国“以天才人物取代理性作为革全命的指导，以实验代替经验，在闪电和阳光之间，他们更愿意选择前者，也正因为此他们一直在黑暗中措索徘徊”。尽管这两次革命都凸显了对有关自由、平等以及公正的相似的启蒙理念，但这次革命还是存着巨大的差异。美国人非常满意于他们保留了许多英国的传统，而法人却致力于对其千年历史的完全破坏。美国人接受非暴力的政治冲突，而法国人将团结统一看得高于一切。美国人强调个人权利，而法国人着重于一切，美国人强调个人权利，而法国人着重公共秩序和团体的内聚力。　　为什么这两次革命沿着不同的轨道前进？这两种对民主的不同理解视角，对近代历史发展又会产生怎样的影响呢？它们又对今天的民主给予何种经验教训？用一种明晰的叙事型的体例风格，并特别强调对当事人的生动描述，苏珊?邓恩始终追寻着这两次伟大革命在从近代历史一直到我们当代革命运动中所遗留的影响。她的历史学分析和政学分析有机结合，对那些对民主国家治理方式感兴趣的读者来说，是很有吸引力的。

本书收入近年来部分重要论文，冠名以“从革命到共和”，乃取自张灏先生“转型时代”的概念，即自清末到民国，知识群体互争雄长，推动思想潮流，建构公共空间，而报刊杂志等传媒则起了关键作用。本书以孙中山、梁启超为例，探讨晚清“革命”话语的理论与实践，而关于拿破仑一文说明其英雄传奇在中国的传播轨迹，到“新小说”中却被描画成“英雄末路”，意味着大众传媒的兴起对于“革命”价值的接受出现某种转折。
本书主要论述民国时期的都市通俗文学、电影与报刊杂志等大众传媒的关系，描绘文学与文化多元竞争的盛况。重点之一是针对现下学界的流行看法，强调“通俗”（即“鸳鸯蝴蝶派”）文学不仅在大众启蒙及打造时尚等方面扮演重要角色，也在政治和文化方面切入都市的发展趋势，体现了“共和”宪政的自由与民主理念。

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