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- 1. The Setting
- 2. The Groundwork: Gradualism and Separatism
- 3. Expansion: Suitable Education for a Colony
- 4. Systematization and Integration
- 5. After the Integration Rescript
- 6. Japanization in the Common Schools
- 7. Japanese Education and Taiwanese Life
- 8. Japanese Education, Taiwanese Intellectuals, and Political Activism
- 9. Conclusion
- Appendices
- A. Aborigine Education
- B. Finance
- C. Decline of the Shobo
- D. Taiwanese and Japanese Students Enrolled in Postprimary Educational Institutions
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Glossary
- Index
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