The book offers an original treatment of Japan's "history problem," contending that at the heart of the problem lie the vexed relation between history and agency in the context of the Far East, and in global politics more broadly.
The book offers an original treatment of Japan's "history problem," contending that at the heart of the problem lie the vexed relation between history and agency in the context of the Far East, and in global politics more broadly.
Hitomi Koyama is a University Lecturer at Leiden University, The Netherlands.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Rethinking Persistence in Impatient Times: The International Politics of History in East Asia Chapter 1 On the Recursivity of the Politics of History Chapter 2 On the Rise and Demise of Civilizational History in Meiji Japan Chapter 3 The Assertion: Japan as the Subject of World History Chapter 4 On the Postwar Palimpsest Subject of History Conclusion
Introduction Rethinking Persistence in Impatient Times: The International Politics of History in East Asia Chapter 1 On the Recursivity of the Politics of History Chapter 2 On the Rise and Demise of Civilizational History in Meiji Japan Chapter 3 The Assertion: Japan as the Subject of World History Chapter 4 On the Postwar Palimpsest Subject of History Conclusion
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