The construction of racial identities in China and Japan : historical and contemporary perspectives

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AcknowledgementsThe ContributorsChaptersIntroduction - Frank DikotterPART I CHINA1 Racial discourse in China: continuities and permutations - Frank Dikotter2 Imagining boundaries of blood: Zhang Binglin and the invention of the Han 'Race' in modern China - Kai-wing Chow3 Youtai: The myth of the 'Jew' in Modern China - Zhou Xun4 Myths of descent, racial nationalism and ethnic minorities in the People's Republic of China - Barry SautmanPART II JAPAN5 The invention of identity: race and nation in pre-war Japan - Michael Weiner6 'Same language, same race': the dilemma of Kanbun in modern Japan - Kazuki Sato7 The Ainu and the discourse of 'race' - Richard Siddle8 Rethinking race for Manchukuo: self and other in the colonial context - Louise Young9 Anti-Semitism in Japan: its history and current implications - David Goodman10 The discourse on blood and racial identity in contemporary Japan - Kosaku YoshinoIndex

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