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Yasuko Claremont
Routledge
Civil Society and Postwar Pacific Basin Reconciliation: Wounds, Scars and Healing
Introduction: from enemy to friend
Authors

Donald Keene

ARI Id

1665715091785_13520089

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

1-8

DOI

10.4324/9781315166261-1

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Introduction: from enemy to friend
Donald Keene
1-8
Conflicting Attitudes towards Imperial Japan
9-40
Tracing ‘victimizer consciousness’: the emergence and development of war guilt and responsibility in postwar Japan
Takashi Yoshida
10-25
The girl, the flower, and the Constitution in 1945 (and 2015)
Tomoko Aoyama
26-40
Reconciliation in Postwar Japan, Australia, China and Taiwan
41-88
‘Reconciliation’ in postwar history – the need for resolution resulting from Japan’s colonial period
Aiko Utsumi; Yasuko Claremont
42-58
Peace in our region: prisoners of war and Australia’s relationship with Japan, 1945–1960
Christina Twomey
59-73
Listening for the sound of history: Lung Ying-tai’s Big River, Big Sea – Untold Stories of 1949 and its vision for reconciliation in Taiwan and China
Conrad Bauer
74-88
The Aftermath of Hiroshima
89-115
The valorization of the atomic bomb: blast power over the after-effects of radiation
Yuko Shibata
90-103
Experience and hope: the nuclear issue and Asia through the life of the novelist Hayashi Kyōko
Teru Shimamura; Ben Middleton
104-115
Establishing Civil Society
116-167
Civil resistance in Japan in response to political domination
Yasuko Claremont
117-135
Oda Makoto and grassroots citizenship movements – Beheiren
Roman Rosenbaum
136-151
Civil society, remembering and un-remembering: two faces of grassroots action in Japan
Tessa Morris-Suzuki
152-167
Memories Reconstructed and Reimagined
168-211
War memories represented in theatre: The One Day of the Year, The Floating World, The Spirits Play, and Black Diggers
Keiji Sawada
169-182
Unsettling nostalgia through irony: cinematic war memory and gender
Katsuhiko Suganuma; Rio Otomo; Barbara Hartley
183-197
Inoue Hisashi and the Tokyo Trials Trilogy
Masahito Takayashiki
198-211
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