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In: The Power of Memory in Modern Japan
Authors:
Sven Saaler
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Wolfgang Schwentker
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Chapter
Pages:
i–xi
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/ej.9781905246380.i-382.2

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Cover The Power of Memory in Modern Japan
E-Book ISBN:
9789004213203
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
01 Jan 2008
1. Introduction The Realms Of Memory: Japan And Beyond
2. For The Nation Or For The People? History And Memory Of The Nanjing Massacre In Japan
3. Japan’s ‘Comfort Women’ And Historical Memory: The Neo-Nationalist Counter-Attack
4. Tokko– Zaidan: A Case Study Of Institutional Japanese War Memorialization
5. Remembering The War Crimes Trial: The Tokyo Trial View Of History
6. Historical Memory And Shiba Ryōtarō: Remembering Russia, Creating Japan
7. Developing Memories: Alumni Newsletters In Japanese Development Assistance
8. Remodelling Public Space: The Fate Of War Monuments, 1945–48
9. The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum And Its Exhibition
10. A Usable Past? Historical Museums Of The Self-Defence Forces And The Construction Of Continuities
11. The New Image Of Childhood In Japan During The Years 1945-49 And The Construction Of A Japanese Collective Memory
12. Satō– Eisaku, Yasuoka Masahiro And The Re-Establishment Of 11 February As National Day: The Political Use Of National Memory In Post-War Japan
13. How Did Saigō Takamori Become A National Hero After His Death? The Political Uses Of Saigō’s Figure And The Interpretation Of Seikanron
14. Literary Memories Of The Pacific War – Fiction Or Non-Fiction? Some Criteria For Further Research On Japanese War Literature
15. The Nokorimono Mode: Remembering The Atomic Bomb In The Diary Of Moriwaki Yoko
16. Becoming Insects: Imamura Shōhei And The Entomology Of Modernity
17. Memories Of A Liberal, Liberalism Of Memory: Tsuda Sōkichi And A Few Things He Forgot To Mention
18. New Dimensions In Sino-Japanese Relations And The Memory Of The Sino-Japanese War Of 1894–95
19. Development For Preservation: Localizing Collective Memory In 1960s Kanazawa
20. The Remembrance Of The 1871 Nakano Uprising In Takayama Village As A Contemporary Trauma In Village Life Today
21. History And The Construction Of Collective Memory: Positivist Historiography In The Age Of The Imperial Rescript On Education
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