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" Traveling abroad, writing nationalism, and performing in disguise: People on the Japanese colonial boundaries, 1909-1943 "
Huang-Wen Lai
Kano, Ayako
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Latin Dissertation
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English
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804195
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TL49017
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1840889216; 10191974
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Farzaneh, Naghmeh
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Traveling abroad, writing nationalism, and performing in disguise: People on the Japanese colonial boundaries, 1909-1943\ Huang-Wen LaiKano, Ayako
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University of Pennsylvania
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2016
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Ph.D.
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East Asian Languages and Civilizations
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2016
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222
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Committee members: Dickinson, Frederick R.; Wang, Xiaojue
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Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-369-33921-5
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This dissertation investigates the relationships and discourse among “in-between” people under Japanese colonial rule. Featuring three case studies including literary travalers in Manchuria, colonial writers in Taiwan, and transnational performers in East Asia that each provide multiple evidentiary examples, this study is centered on three dimensions of colonial discourse that deliberately challenged normative identity, nationality, and coloniality: writing as empowerment of local authors, traveling as a project of identity and state building, and cultural performance as imperial propaganda. By examining specific instances in which colonial writers and performers such as Natsume Soseki, Yosano Akiko, Sato Haruo, Nishikawa Mitsuru, and Ri Koran in Taiwan and Manchukuo engaged in colonial discourse, this dissertation re-contextualizes and fully portrays the relationships between colonizer and colonized, empire and colonies and, most importantly, human beings and society.
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Asian literature; History; Film studies; Anxiety; Writing; Japanese language; Cultural identity; Language culture relationship; Religious literature; Colonialism; Attitudes; Conversation
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Language, literature and linguistics;Social sciences;Communication and the arts;Akiko, Yosano;Colonial literature;Haruo, Sato;Japan;Koran, Ri;Manchuria;Mitsuru, Nishikawa;Soseki, Natsume;Taiwan
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Kano, Ayako
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East Asian Languages and CivilizationsUniversity of Pennsylvania
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