Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. List of Illustrations ix
5. Introduction 1
6. PART I Colonial Policies for Forging Korea’s Image
7. 1 A Devil Appears in a Different Dress: Imperial Japan’s Deceptive Propaganda and Rationalization for Making Korea Its Colony 17
8. 2 Establishing Japanese National Identity and the “Chosŏn Issue” 49
9. 3 Japanese Propaganda in the United States from 1905 73
10. PART II Colonial Korea’s Perception of Foreign Societies
11. 4 The Impact of the Colonial Situation on International Perspectives in Korea: Active Imaginations, Wishful Strategies, and Passive Action 103
12. 5 Modern Utopia or “Animal Society”? The American Imaginaries in Wartime Colonial Korea, 1931–1945 139
13. PART III Foreign Societies’ Perceptions of Colonial Korea
14. 6 The British and American Perceptions of Korea during the Colonial Period 177
15. 7 Russian Perception of Koreans and the Japanese Colonial Regime in Korea during the First Quarter of the Twentieth Century 219
16. 8 Chinese Understandings of Colonial Korea in Modern Times, 1910–1945: Observations and Reflections 239
17. 9 Publicizing Colonies: Representations of “Korea” and “Koreans” in NIPPON 259
18. Bibliography 285
19. Contributors 315
20. Index 318