Martin Bernal is Professor Emeritus of Government at Cornell. His controversial study of Ancient Greece, Black Athena, explores the origins of Hellenic culture and, in particular, the influence of Egypt and Phoenicia on the development of Ancient Greece.
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‘Black Athena’ Revisited
July 11, 1996
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An Exchange on ‘Black Athena’
May 14, 1992
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‘Becoming Homer’: An Exchange
May 14, 1992
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‘Black Athena’
September 28, 1989
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Traveling Light
August 9, 1973
The Chinese Difference by Joseph Kraft
Notes from China by Barbara Tuchman
A China Passage by John Kenneth Galbraith
To Peking and Beyond: A Report on the New Asia by Harrison Salisbury
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Thieu’s Prisoners
May 17, 1973
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What Is It About the Vietnamese?
October 5, 1972
Fire in the Lake: The Vietnamese and the Americans in Vietnam by Frances FitzGerald
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Who’s Who in China
March 23, 1972
In Search of Wealth and Power: Yen Fu and the West by Benjamin Schwartz
Hu Shih and the Chinese Renaissance by Jerome Greider
Ting Wen-chiang: Science and China’s New Culture by Charlotte Furth
Kuo Mo-jo: The Early Years by David Roy
Eminent Chinese of the Ch’ing Period
by Arthur Hummel
Biographical Dictionary of Republican China, Volume 1: Ai-Ch’u edited by Howard Boorman, edited by Richard Howard
Biographical Dictionary of Republican China, Volume 2: Dalai-Ma edited by Howard Boorman, edited by Richard Howard
Biographical Dictionary of Republican China, Volume 3: Mao-Wu edited by Howard Boorman, edited by Richard Howard
Biographical Dictionary of Republican China, Volume 4: Yang-Bibliography edited by Howard Boorman, edited by Richard Howard
Ku Chieh-kang and China’s New History: Nationalism and the Quest for Alternative Traditions by Laurence A. Schneider
Biographic Dictionary of Chinese Communism, 1921-1965 by Donald Klein, by Anne B. Clark
Who’s Who in Communist China compiled by Union Research Institute (Hong Kong)
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North Vietnam and China: Reflections on a Visit
August 12, 1971
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How Mao Won
February 25, 1971
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Was Chinese Communism Inevitable?
December 3, 1970
While China Faced West
by James C. Thomson Jr.
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Opera Lover
December 18, 1969
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Mao and the Writers
October 23, 1969
Literary Dissent in Communist China
by Merle Goldman
The Gate of Darkness: Studies on the Leftist Literary Movement in China by Tsi-an Hsia
Literary Doctrine in China and Soviet Influence 1956-1960 by D.N. Fokkema
Pa Chin and His Writings: Chinese Youth Between the Two Revolutions by Olga Lang
The Hundred Flowers Praeger ($6.75) under the title, The Hundred Flower Campaign and the Chinese Intellectuals. It is now out of print) by Roderick MacFarquhar
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China Is Near
March 27, 1969
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A Mao for All Seasons
January 16, 1969
Revolutionary Immortality: Mao Tse-tung and the Chinese Cultural Revolution by Robert Jay Lifton
The Red Book and The Great Wall by Alberto Moravia
Communism and China: Ideology in Flux
by Benjamin Schwartz
Red Star Over China (revised edition) by Edgar Snow
Selected Readings from the Works of Mao Tse-tung Printed by Foreign Languages Press, Peking
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Pekinology
November 7, 1968
The Spirit of Chinese Politics by Lucian Pye
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Puritanism Chinese-Style
October 26, 1967
China, the Other Communism by K.S. Karol
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Chinese Checkers
August 18, 1966
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Contradictions
July 7, 1966
Ideology and Organization in Communist China by Franz Schurmann
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Down There on a Visit
June 17, 1965
Report from a Chinese Village by Jan Myrdal
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Mao’s China
May 6, 1965
Mao and the Chinese Revolution by Jerome Ch'en
The Birth of Communist China by C.P. Fitzgerald
China and the Bomb by Morton Halperin
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The Popularity of Chinese Patriotism
February 25, 1965
Communist China, The Early Years: 1949-55 by A. Doak Barnett