The Dignity of Nations - Equality, Competition, and Honor in East Asian Nationalism : Equality, Compeition And Honour in East Asian Nationalism

Contributors vii 1. Introduction: The Dignity of Nations 1 John Fitzgerald 2. Equality, Hierarchy, and Identity in Modern Japan: Reflections on the Nationalist Ethics of Fukuzawa Yukichi 23 Naoki Sakai 3. Indignity for the Emperor, Equality for the People: Taisho Democracy and the Transition from Nationalism to Ultranationalism in Modern Japan 33 Masachi Ohsawa 4. Turning Slaves into Citizens: Discourses of Guomin and the Construction of Chinese National Identity in the Late Qing Period 49 Sung-chiao Shen and Sechin Y.S. Chien 5. Dignity of the Nation, Gender Equality, or Charity for All? Options for the First Modern Chinese Women Doctors 71 Angela Ki Che Leung 6. Nationalism, Democracy, and Dignity in Twentieth-Century China 93 John Fitzgerald 7. Between Heimat and Nation: Japanese Colonial Education and the Origins of "Taiwanese Consciousness" 115 Wan-yao Chou 8. Is Taiwan a Nation? On the Current Debate over Taiwanese National Identity and National Recognition 141 Yi-huah Jiang 9. In God's Image: The Christian, the Individual, and the Nation in Colonial Korea 165 Kenneth M. Wells 10. Economic Nationalism and Income Distribution in Late-Industrializing Countries 189 Alice H. Amsden and Takashi Hikino Notes 207 Index 245