Tao Xingzhi’s Non-Communist Mass Education Movements in 1930s China

I am holding a Ph.D in History from New York University. As a historian of modern China and a theorist of everyday life, my research is on the intellectual history of China in the late 19th century and 20th century. I am particularly interested in how Chinese non-Marxist leftists understood everyday life and conceptualized it in regards of human emancipation, modernization, democracy and mass politics in the early 20th century. My research projects include Chinese feminism, leftism, and new