Frontiers of memory in the Asia-Pacific : difficult heritage and the transnational politics of postcolonial nationalism. edited by Shu-Mei Huang, Hyun Kyung Lee, and Edward Vickers

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Title:
Frontiers of memory in the Asia-Pacific : difficult heritage and the transnational politics of postcolonial nationalism. edited by Shu-Mei Huang, Hyun Kyung Lee, and Edward Vickers
Author: Huang, Shu-Mei [1979-]
Subjects: Postcolonialisme -- Pacifique (région);
Postcolonialisme -- Asie orientale;
Nationalisme -- Pacifique (région);
Nationalisme -- Asie orientale;
Mémoire collective -- Pacifique (région);
Mémoire collective -- Asie orientale;
Patrimoine culturel -- Aspect politique -- Pacifique (région);
Patrimoine culturel -- Aspect politique -- Asie orientale;
Impérialisme -- Histoire -- Pacifique (région);
Impérialisme -- Histoire -- Asie orientale;
Politique et gouvernement -- Pacifique (région);
Politique et gouvernement -- Asie orientale;
Postcolonialism -- Pacific Area;
Nationalism -- Pacific Area;
Collective memory -- Pacific Area;
Imperialism -- History;
Cultural property -- Political aspects -- Pacific Area;
Pacifique (région);
Asie orientale;
Peleliu, île (Palau);
Taibei (Taiwan);
Hong Kong (Chine);
Singapour;
Japon;
Shanghai (Chine);
Pacific Area -- History;
Pacific Area -- Politics and government;
Pacific Area
Description: HKU = Hong Kong University
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Bibliographie en fin de contribution. Notes bibliographiques en bas de page. Index
Related Titles: Introduction; Lapped by the Tide; Whose Difficult Heritage? Contesting Indigenous Ainu Representations; Taipei’s National Martyrs’ Shrine: The Past and Present Lives of a Difficult Monument; Unsettling the Familiar: Hong Kong’s Colonial Policing Heritage; Beyond a Racialized Representation of Colonial Quarantine; The Prison Gate as Leftist Heritage? Political Indifference and the Pursuit of ‘Healthy Nationalism’ in Japan; Organic Heritage Diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific Region: Reconciliatory Landscapes; Staking Claims to Difficult Memories: Diplomacy and Jewish Heritage in Shanghai and Beyond; From Offshore Heritage to Shared Heritage: Transnational Difficult Heritage Making and the Shanghai Provisional Government of Korea; Mapping Kyushu’s War-Related Heritage: Hard and Soft Frontiers of Memory in Japan’s ‘Asian’ Gateway Frontiers of memory in the Asia-Pacific Introduction Frontiers of Memory in the Asia-Pacific: Difficult Heritage and the Transnational Politics of Postcolonial Nationalism Shu-Mei Huang Edward Vickers Hyun Kyung Lee; Lapped by the Tide Borders of Memory on the Island of Peleliu, Palau Edward Boyle; Whose Difficult Heritage? Contesting Indigenous Ainu Representations Roslynn Ang; Taipei’s National Martyrs’ Shrine: The Past and Present Lives of a Difficult Monument Lu Pan; Unsettling the Familiar: Hong Kong’s Colonial Policing Heritage Lachlan B. Barber; Beyond a Racialized Representation of Colonial Quarantine Recollecting the Many Pasts of St John’s Island, Singapore Desmond Hok-Man Sham; The Prison Gate as Leftist Heritage? Political Indifference and the Pursuit of ‘Healthy Nationalism’ in Japan Tomoko Ako; Organic Heritage Diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific Region: Reconciliatory Landscapes Anoma Pieris; Staking Claims to Difficult Memories: Diplomacy and Jewish Heritage in Shanghai and Beyond Shu-Mei Huang; From Offshore Heritage to Shared Heritage: Transnational Difficult Heritage Making and the Shanghai Provisional Government of Korea Hyun Kyung Lee; Mapping Kyushu’s War-Related Heritage: Hard and Soft Frontiers of Memory in Japan’s ‘Asian’ Gateway Edward Vickers;
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Publisher: Hong Kong : HKU Press, C 2022
Creation Date: 2022
Format: 1 volume (X-248 pages) : illustrations, cartes, couverture illustrée en couleurs ; 24 cm
Language: English

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