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The Ambivalence Of Nationalism: Modern Japan Between East And West
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This Volume Traces The Manner In Which, Through Perceptions Of And Interaction With Both China And The States Of The West, Japan'S Selfperception As An Asian Nation, As A Member Of The International Community, And As A Product Of Its Own History And Current Situation And Goals, Evolved During The Period Between Mid19Th Century And The End Of World War Ii. Contents: Rival States On A Loose Reinthe Neglected Tradition Of Appeasement In Late Tokugawa Japan, Building The National Communications Systemadopting And Adapting Western Organizational Models In Meji Japan, Meji Japan And The Educational And Language Reforms In Late Ch'Ing China, Shimazaki Toson'S Before The Dawnhistorical Fiction As History And As Literature, Forecasting A Pacific War, 19121933The Idea Of Conditional Japanese Victory, Japanese Policies And Concepts For A Regional Order In Asia, 19381940, Prophet Without Honorkiyosawa Kiyoshi'S View Of Japaneseamerican Relations, Friend Or Foethe Ambivalent Images Of The U.S. And China In Wartime Japan, A Matter Of Transcendencewar Experiences And The Transformation Of Japanese And American Fighter Pilots, Epiloguenational Identity, National Past, National Isms.
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