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Acknowledgments

Introduction: Reenvisioning Asia, Past and Present
Sheila Miyoshi Jager and Rana Mitter

1. Relocating War Memory at Century's End: Japan's Postwar Responsibility and Global Public Culture
Franziska Seraphim

2. Operations of Memory: "Comfort Women" and the World
Carol Gluck

3. Living Soldiers, Re-lived Memories? Japanese Veterans and Postwar Testimony of War Atrocities
Daqing Yang

4. Kamikaze Today: The Search for National Heroes in Contemporary Japan
Yoshikuni Igarashi

5. Lost Men and War Criminals: Public Intellectuals at Yasukuni Shrine
Ann Sherif

6. The Execution of Tosaka Jun and Other Tales: Historical Amnesia, Memory, and the Question of Japan's "Postwar"
Harry D. Harootunian

7. China's "Good War": Voices, Locations, and Generations in the Interpretation of the War of Resistance to Japan
Rana Mitter

8. Remembering the Century of Humiliation: The Yuanming Gardens and Dagu Forts Museums
James L. Hevia

9. Frontiers of Memory: Conflict, Imperialism, and Official Histories in the Formation of Post–Cold War Taiwan Identity
Edward Vickers

10. The Korean War after the Cold War: Commemorating the Armistice Agreement in South Korea
Sheila Miyoshi Jager and Jiyul Kim

11. The Korean War: What Is It that We Are Remembering to Forget?
Bruce Cumings

12. Doubly Forgotten: Korea's Vietnam War and the Revival of Memory
Charles K. Armstrong

13. Revolution, War, and Memory in Contemporary Viet Nam: An Assessment and Agenda
Christoph Giebel

Epilogue: New Global Conflict? War, Memory, and Post-9/11 Asia
Sheila Miyoshi Jager and Rana Mitter

Notes

Contributors

Index

Photo of Sheila Miyoshi Jager (above) by Dale Preston; photo of Rana Mitter (below)

Sheila Miyoshi Jager is Associate Professor of East Asian Studies, Oberlin College.

Rana Mitter is University Lecturer in Modern Chinese History and Politics, University of Oxford.