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Modern East Asia With Infotrac

by: Schirokauer, Conrad; Clark, Donald N.

Modern East Asia With Infotrac

by: Schirokauer, Conrad; Clark, Donald N.

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Copyright: 04/15/2003
Publisher: HOUGHTON MIFFLIN
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Preface. Note on Names and Romanization. Romanization Table. Part I: EARLY MODERN/LATE TRADITIONAL. 1. Foundations, Traditions, Commonalties. 2. Qing China. 3. Choson Korea. 4. Tokugawa Japan. 5. East Asia and Modern Europe: First Encounters. Part II: THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. 6. China and Vietnam: Internal Crises and Western Intrusion. 7. Japan: Endings and Beginnings: From Tokugawa to Meiji. 8. The Emergence of Modern Japan: 1874-1894. 9. China and Korea: 1870-94. Part III: CONTINENTAL EAST ASIA AND IMPERIAL JAPAN, 1895-1945. 10. China: Endings and Beginnings, 1895-1927. 11. Imperial Japan, 1895-1931. 12. Vietnam, Korea, and Taiwan under Colonial Rule. 13. East Asia: The Thirties and World War II. Part IV: EAST ASIA IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. 14. The Aftermath of World War II. 15. China under Mao. 16. The Chinese World Since Mao. 17. The New Japan. 18. The Two Koreas and Vietnam. Afterword. Suggestions for Further Study. Character List. Index.

Part One Early Modern Late Traditional

(100)

Chapter 1 Foundations, Traditions, Commonalities

(17)

Geographical Parameters

(3)

Rice

(1)

Material Culture

(1)

Theories of the Natural Order

(1)

Language and Writing

(2)

Confucianism

(3)

Daoism

(1)

Buddhism

(3)

Syncretism

(1)

Notes

(1)

Chapter 2 Qing China

(23)

Society and the State

(2)

The Fall of the Ming

(1)

The Founding of the Qing

(2)

Early Qing Thinkers and Painters

(3)

The Reign of Kangxi

(1)

Yongzheng

(1)

Qianlong

(1)

Eighteenth-Century Governance

(1)

Eighteenth-Century Literati Culture

(2)

Fiction

(1)

A Buoyant Economy

(3)

Dynastic Decline

(1)

Notes

(2)

Chapter 3 Choson Korea

(17)

Choson Dynasty: Foundations

(1)

The Enlightened Reign of King Sejong (r.1418-1450)

(1)

Choson Dynasty Society

(2)

The Problem of Legitimacy

(1)

Intellectual Flowering in the Sixteenth Century

(1)

The Imjin War and the Manchu Invasions

(2)

Struggles within the Yangban Class

(1)

Korea in the Eighteenth Century

(1)

The Cultural Environment of Late Choson

(3)

The Crisis of the Nineteenth Century

(1)

Note

(1)

Chapter 4 Tokugawa Japan

(24)

Unification (1573-1600)

(3)

Consolidation (1600-1651)

(1)

Bakufo-Han Relations

(2)

Economic and Social Change

(2)

Classes and Values

(2)

The Aesthetic Culture of the Aristocracy

(1)

Genroku Urban Culture

(1)

The Print

(1)

Theater and Literature

(4)

Intellectual Currents: Confucianism

(1)

Historiography and Nativism

(1)

Dutch Learning

(1)

Reform and Its Limits

(1)

Art and Literature after the Genroku Period

(2)

Notes

(1)

Chapter 5 East Asia and Modern Europe: First Encounters

(18)

The Portuguese in East Asia

(1)

The Jesuits in Japan

(3)

The Impact of Other Europeans

(1)

The "Closing" of Japan

(2)

The Jesuits in Vietnam

(1)

The Jesuits in China

(2)

The Rites Controversy

(1)

The Decline of Christianity in China

(2)

Trade with the West and the Canton System

(1)

Notes

(3)

Part Two The Nineteenth Century

101

(92)

Chapter 6 Vietnam and China: Internal Crises and Western Intrusion

102

(25)

I. Vietnam

103

(9)

Historical Background: The Later Le Dynasty (1428-1788)

103

(2)

The Tay Son Uprising (1771-1802)

105

(1)

The Nguyen as Rulers of All Vietnam (1802-1867)

106

(3)

Scholarship and Literature

109

(1)

The Loss of Independence

110

(2)

II. China

112

(15)

The Opium War (1839-1841) and Its Causes

113

(5)

The Treaty of Nanjing and the Treaty System

118

(2)

Internal Crisis

120

(1)

The Taiping Rebellion (1850-1864)

120

(3)

Zeng Guofan and the Defeat of the Taiping

123

(1)

China and the World from the Treaty of Nanjing to the End of the Taiping

124

(2)

Notes

126

(1)

Chapter 7 Japan from Tokugawa to Meiji: 1787-1873

127

(22)

The Bakufo 1787-1841

128

(1)

Economy and Society

128

(2)

Reforms

130

(2)

Intellectual Currents

132

(2)

The Opening of Japan

134

(1)

Domestic Politics

135

(2)

Sonno Joi

137

(1)

Mixed Responses to the West

138

(1)

Last Years of the Shogunate, 1860-1867

139

(2)

Formation of a New Government: The Meiji Restoration

141

(1)

The Charter Oath

142

(1)

Dismantling the Old Order

143

(1)

Disaffection and Opposition

144

(1)

The Crisis of 1873

145

(1)

The Meaning of the Restoration

146

(1)

Notes

147

(2)

Chapter 8 The Emergence of Modern Japan: 1874-1894

149

(19)

Political Developments

150

(2)

Formation of Parties

152

(1)

The Emperor and the Constitution

153

(2)

Western Influences on Values and Ideas

155

(1)

"Civilization and Enlightenment"

156

(1)

Social Darwinism

157

(1)

The Arts

158

(1)

Conservatism and Nationalism

159

(2)

Education

161

(1)

Modernizing the Economy

162

(2)

The Zaibatsu

164

(2)

The Military

166

(1)

Notes

167

(1)

Chapter 9 China and Korea: 1870-1894

168

(25)

I. China

169

(14)

The Post-Taiping Revival

169

(1)

Self-Strengthening-the First Phase

170

(3)

Self-Strengthening-the Theory

173

(1)

The Empress Dowager and the Government

174

(2)

Education

176

(1)

Economic Self-Strengthening

177

(1)

The Traditional Economic Sector

178

(1)

Missionary Efforts and Christian Influences

179

(2)

Old and New Wine in Old Bottles

181

(2)

II. Korea

183

(11)

The Politics of Reform

183

(1)

The Incursion of the Powers

184

(3)

Gradualists versus Advocates of "Enlightenment"

187

(1)

Christianity and Western Thought

188

(1)

The Tonghak Rebellion and the Sino-Japanese War

189

(1)

The Treaty of Shimonoseki (1895)

190

(1)

Notes

190

(3)

Part Three Continental East Asia and Imperial Japan: 1895-1945

193

(104)

Chapter 10 China: Endings and Beginnings, 1895-1927

194

(25)

I. The Last Years of the Last Dynasty

195

(9)

The New Reformers

195

(2)

The Scramble for Concessions

197

(1)

The Boxer Rising

198

(1)

Winds of Change

199

(1)

Stirrings of Protest and Revolution

200

(1)

Eleventh-Hour Reform

201

(2)

The Revolution of 1911

203

(1)

II. From Yuan Shikai to Chiang Kai-shek

204

(15)

Yuan Shikai

204

(1)

The Warlord Era

205

(2)

Intellectual Ferment

207

(1)

Intellectual Alternatives

208

(1)

Cultural Alternatives

209

(3)

Marxism in China: The Early Years

212

(1)

The Guomindang and Sun Yat-sen (1913-1923)

213

(1)

GMD and C.C.P. Cooperation (1923-1927)

214

(1)

The Break

215

(2)

Establishment of the Nationalist Government

217

(1)

Notes

218

(1)

Chapter 11 Imperial Japan 1895-1931

219

(24)

I. Late Meiji, 1895-1912

220

(10)

Foreign Policy and Empire Building

220

(3)

Economic and Social Developments

223

(1)

Politics

224

(2)

Literature and the Arts

226

(4)

II. The Taisho Period (1912-1926) and the Twenties

230

(13)

The Taisho Political Crisis, 1912-1913

230

(1)

Japan during the First World War

231

(1)

Politics and Policies, 1918-1924

232

(2)

Party Government, 1924-1931

234

(2)

Popular Culture

236

(1)

Fine Arts

237

(1)

Mingei

238

(1)

Literature

239

(1)

Intellectual Trends

240

(2)

Notes

242

(1)

Chapter 12 Vietnam, Korea, and Taiwan under Colonial Rule

243

(29)

I. Vietnam under the French

245

(10)

Economic Policy

246

(2)

Social Change

248

(3)

Education

251

(1)

New Stirrings of Opposition

252

(1)

The Twenties and Thirties

253

(1)

The Rise of Ho Chi Minh

254

(1)

II. Korea under Japanese Colonial Rule

255

(13)

Setting the Stage for Conquest

256

(1)

The Japanese Takeover

257

(2)

Japanese Colonial Rule

259

(3)

The Independence Movement

262

(2)

The Origins of Korean Communism

264

(1)

The Nineteen-Thirties

265

(1)

The Second World War in Korea

266

(1)

Effects and Legacies of Japanese Rule

266

(2)

III. Taiwan

268

(4)

Notes

271

(1)

Chapter 13 East Asia: The Thirties and World War II

272

(25)

The Manchurian Incident and Its Consequences

273

(2)

Japanese Politics and the Road to War

275

(2)

China: The Nanjing Decade- an Uneasy Peace

277

(1)

The Nanjing Decade- Domestic Policies

277

(3)

The Chinese Communists, 1927-1934

280

(1)

The Long March

281

(2)

United Front and War

283

(3)

Expansion of the War into a Pacific War

286

(1)

The Course of the War

287

(1)

China at War

287

(4)

Japan at War

291

(1)

Colonial East Asia during the War

292

(1)

The End of the War

293

(2)

Notes

295

(2)

Part Four East Asia in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century

297

(129)

Chapter 14 The Aftermath of World War II

298

(28)

I. China: Civil War and Communist Triumph, 1946-1949

299

(3)

II. Japan: The Occupation, 1945-1952

302

(7)

Means and Ends

303

(2)

Social Policies

305

(1)

Economic Policy

306

(2)

The End of the Occupation

308

(1)

III. Korea: Liberation, Division, and War, 1945-1953

309

(7)

Liberation and Division

310

(1)

The Birth of Rival Republics

311

(1)

The North-South Civil War

312

(1)

International Intervention in the Korean Civil War

313

(2)

The Korean Armistice

315

(1)

IV. The Vietnamese Struggle for Independence, 1939-1956

316

(10)

Vietnam during World War II

317

(1)

The 1945-1950 Period

318

(2)

The Defeat of France in Indochina

320

(1)

The Geneva Conference on Indochina

321

(1)

The United States and Ngo Dinh Diem

322

(2)

Notes

324

(2)

Chapter 15 China under Mao

326

(22)

I. Consolidation and Construction Soviet Style, 1949-1958

321

(13)

Government and Politics

327

(1)

Foreign Relations and the Korean War

328

(1)

Economic Policies

329

(2)

Thought Reform and Intellectuals

331

(3)

II. The Revolution Continued, 1958-1916

334

(14)

The Great Leap Forward

334

(3)

The Sino-Soviet Split

337

(2)

Domestic Politics, 1961-1965

339

(1)

The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution: The Radical Phase, 1966-1969

340

(3)

The Winding Down, 1969-1976

343

(4)

Notes

347

(1)

Chapter 16 The Chinese World since Mao

348

(21)

Deng Xiaoping and the Four Modernizations

349

(2)

The Four Cardinal Principles

351

(1)

Intellectual Life and the Arts in the Eighties

351

(3)

Tiananmen

354

(1)

State, Economy, and Society in the Nineties

355

(2)

The Environment

357

(1)

The Revival of Religion

358

(2)

Foreign Relations and Hong Kong

360

(1)

Intellectuals and Artists in the Nineties

361

(3)

Taiwan

364

(3)

Notes

367

(2)

Chapter 17 The New Japan

369

(26)

I. The New Japan, 1952-1989

370

(8)

The Economy

370

(3)

Government and Politics

373

(3)

The Seventies and Eighties

376

(2)

II. Society, Thought, and the Arts

378

(10)

Social Change and Quality of Life

378

(4)

Film

382

(2)

Intellectual Life and Literature

384

(2)

The Visual Arts

386

(2)

III. The Nineties, 1989-2001

388

(7)

Notes

394

(1)

Chapter 18 The Two Koreas and Vietnam

395

(31)

I. Korea

396

(12)

Aftermath of the Korean War in the Republic of Korea (South Korea)

397

(1)

Military Rule and Economic Development in the Republic of Korea

398

(3)

The Republic of Korea since 1988

401

(2)

The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) under Kim Il-sung

403

(4)

The Problem of North-South Relations

407

(1)

II. Vietnam

408

(18)

The Regime of Ngo Dinh Diem

409

(1)

The Fall of Diem and American Escalation, 1963-1968

410

(4)

Maintaining a Society at War: South Vietnam

414

(2)

Maintaining a Society at War: The D.R.V.

416

(2)

The Vietnam War: The Final Phase

418

(1)

The Socialist Republic of Vietnam: The First Decade, 1976-1986

419

(1)

Doi Moi, 1986-Present

420

(4)

Notes

424

(2)

Afterword: East Asia in the Era of Globalization

426

(7)

Nationalist Tensions

427

(1)

Economic Globalization

428

(2)

Cultural Globalization

430

(2)

Note

432

(1)

Suggestions for Further Study

433

(4)

Index

437

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