Contested Views of a Common Past

Revisions of History in Contemporary East Asia
Herausgegeben:Richter, Steffi;Mitarbeit:Ahn, Yonson; Berndt, Jaqueline; Ceuster, Koen de; Chang, Lung-chih; Duara, Prasenjit; Höpken, Wolfgang; Iwasaki, Minoru; Jones, Alisa; Lee, Eun-Jeung; Lei, Yi; Li,

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Produktbeschreibung

In Ostasien hat sich mit dem rasanten Wandel der Gegenwart auch der Blick auf die Vergangenheit verschoben. Besonders die von Kolonialismus und Weltkrieg geprägte neuere Geschichte wird in - und zwischen - Japan, China, Taiwan und Südkorea heftig debattiert. In den Beiträgen des Bandes wird gezeigt, wie und warum historische Ereignisse und Persönlichkeiten plötzlich neu gedeutet werden. Geschichte erscheint dabei als Quelle und Ausdruck verschiedener Nationalismen, aber auch als Ausgangspunkt transnationaler Verständigung.

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Produktdetails

• Globalgeschichte 3
• Verlag: Campus Verlag / University of Chicago Press
• Artikelnr. des Verlages: 38548
• Seitenzahl: 422
• Erscheinungstermin: Mai 2008
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 222mm x 30mm
• Gewicht: 550g
• ISBN-13: 9783593385488
• ISBN-10: 3593385481
• Artikelnr.: 23332115

Autorenporträt

Steffi Richter ist Professorin für Japanologie an der Universität Leipzig.

Inhaltsangabe

Preface Steffi Richter Introduction: De-nationalising and Re-nationalising the Past Yonson Ahn I. Contexts of Historical Revisionism Historical Revisionism in East Asia: What Does Politics Have to Do with It? Daqing Yang Historical Revisionism in Contemporary Japan Steffi Richter When History Matters: Reconstructing South Korea's National Memory in the Age of Democracy Koen De Ceuster Historical Narratives and Trans-nationalism in East Asia Prasenjit Duara II. Academic Historiography A Review of Research on Late Qing History: On the "Basic Lines" of Modern Chinese History Lei Yi Re-imagining Community from Different Shores: Nationalism, Post-colonialism and Colonial Modernity in Taiwanese Historiography Chang Lung-chih The Colonial Past in Post-colonial South Korea: Colonialism, Modernity and Gender Yonson Ahn East Asia Discourses in Contemporary Korea Eun-Jeung Lee III. History Textbooks The Antagonistic Complicity of Nationalisms - On "Nationalist Phenomenology" in East Asian History Textbooks Lim Jie-Hyun Revising the Past, Contesting the Future: Reforming History Education in post-Mao China Alisa Jones National Fortresses Besieged: History Textbooks in Contemporary Mainland China, Taiwan, and Japan Claudia Schneider Writing History Textbooks in East Asia: The Possibilities and Pitfallsof "History that Opens the Future" Iwasaki Minoru and Narita Ry?ichi IV. Popular Culture Historical Adventures of a Post-historical Medium: Japan's Wartime Past as Represented in Manga Jaqueline Berndt Manga, Manhwa and Historical Consciousnes: Trans-national Popular Media and the Narrative De/Construction of Japanese-Korean History Yamanaka Chie Reinterpreting Late Qing History in Historical Movies and Television Dramas: The Case of the 1898 Reforms Li Fan and Wang Xiaojing Revising and Televising the Past in East Asia: "History Soaps" in Mainland China Matthias Niedenführ V. Conclusion: Possibilities for Mutual Understanding History Textbooks in Post-war and Post-conflict Societies: Preconditions and Experiences in Comparative Perspective Wolfgang Höpken Lost Memories: Historical Reconciliation and Cross-Border Narratives in Northeast Asia Tessa Morris-Suzuki List of contributorsPreface
Steffi Richter

Introduction: De-nationalising and Re-nationalising the Past
Yonson Ahn

I. Contexts of Historical Revisionism

Historical Revisionism in East Asia: What Does Politics Have to Do with It?
Daqing Yang

Historical Revisionism in Contemporary Japan
Steffi Richter

When History Matters: Reconstructing South Korea's National Memory in the Age of Democracy
Koen De Ceuster

Historical Narratives and Trans-nationalism in East Asia
Prasenjit Duara

II. Academic Historiography

A Review of Research on Late Qing History: On the "Basic Lines" of Modern Chinese History
Lei Yi

Re-imagining Community from Different Shores: Nationalism, Post-colonialism and Colonial Modernity in Taiwanese Historiography
Chang Lung-chih

The Colonial Past in Post-colonial South Korea: Colonialism, Modernity and Gender
Yonson Ahn

East Asia Discourses in Contemporary Korea
Eun-Jeung Lee

III. History Textbooks

The Antagonistic Complicity of Nationalisms - On "Nationalist Phenomenology" in East Asian History Textbooks
Lim Jie-Hyun

Revising the Past, Contesting the Future: Reforming History Education in post-Mao China
Alisa Jones

National Fortresses Besieged: History Textbooks in Contemporary Mainland China, Taiwan, and Japan
Claudia Schneider

Writing History Textbooks in East Asia: The Possibilities and Pitfallsof "History that Opens the Future"
Iwasaki Minoru and Narita Ry?ichi

IV. Popular Culture

Historical Adventures of a Post-historical Medium: Japan's Wartime Past as Represented in Manga
Jaqueline Berndt

Manga, Manhwa and Historical Consciousnes: Trans-national Popular Media and the Narrative De/Construction of Japanese-Korean History
Yamanaka Chie

Reinterpreting Late Qing History in Historical Movies and Television Dramas: The Case of the 1898 Reforms
Li Fan and Wang Xiaojing

Revising and Televising the Past in East Asia: "History Soaps" in Mainland China
Matthias Niedenführ

V. Conclusion: Possibilities for Mutual Understanding

History Textbooks in Post-war and Post-conflict Societies: Preconditions and Experiences in Comparative Perspective
Wolfgang Höpken

Lost Memories: Historical Reconciliation and Cross-Border Narratives in Northeast Asia
Tessa Morris-Suzuki

List of contributors