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Vol.17 No.2 |
Contents |
Contents |
Oct. 2017 |
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158
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Vol.17No.2 |
Janus-Faced Colonial Policy: Making Sense of the Contradictions in Japanese Administrative Rhetoric and Practice in Korea |
Mark E. CAPRIO |
Oct. 2017 |
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181
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Vol.17No.2 |
Thinking about Japan’s Territorial Disputes |
Alexis DUDDEN |
Oct. 2017 |
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200
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Vol.17No.2 |
Confucian Pilgrimage in Late Imperial and Republican China |
Jesse SLOANE |
Oct. 2017 |
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192
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| 6 |
Vol.17No.2 |
Failed Solidarity: Confronting Imperial Structures in Kim Sa-ryang’s “Into the Light” and Kim Tal-su’s “Village with a View of Mt. Fuji” |
Jonathan GLADE |
Oct. 2017 |
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156
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Vol.17No.2 |
The Matrix of Gender, Knowledge, and Writing in the Kyuhap Ch’ongsǒ |
Janet Yoon-sun LEE |
Oct. 2017 |
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183
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Vol.17No.2 |
Popular Movements and Violence in East Asia in the Nineteenth Century: Comparing the Ideological Foundations of Their Legitimation |
Hang-seob BAE |
Oct. 2017 |
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145
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Vol.17No.2 |
Reply to “The Dynamics of Elite Domination in Early Modern Korea” by Javier CHA |
Martina DEUCHLER |
Oct. 2017 |
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949
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Vol.17No.2 |
China’s Hegemony: Four Hundred Years of East Asian Domination |
Seunghyun HAN |
Oct. 2017 |
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181
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Vol.17No.2 |
Base Encounters: The US Armed Forces in South Korea |
Sealing CHENG |
Oct. 2017 |
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151
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