Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Illustrations ix
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. Introduction: Re-envisioning Asia, Past and Present 1
6. 1 Relocating War Memory at Century’s End: Japan’s Postwar Responsibility and Global Public Culture 15
7. 2 Operations of Memory “Comfort Women” and the World 47
8. 3 Living Soldiers, Re-lived Memories? Japanese Veterans and Postwar Testimony of War Atrocities 78
9. 4 Kamikaze Today The Search for National Heroes in Contemporary Japan 99
10. 5 Lost Men and War Criminals: Public Intellectuals at Yasukuni Shrine 122
11. 6 The Execution of Tosaka Jun and Other Tales: Historical Amnesia, Memory, and the Question of Japan’s “Postwar” 150
12. 7 China’s “Good War” Voices, Locations, and Generations in the Interpretation of the War of Resistance to Japan 172
13. 8 Remembering the Century of Humiliation The Yuanming Gardens and Dagu Forts Museums 192
14. 9 Frontiers of Memory: Conflict, Imperialism, and Official Histories in the Formation of Post–Cold War Taiwan Identity 209
15. 10 The Korean War after the Cold War: Commemorating the Armistice Agreement in South Korea 233
16. 11 The Korean War What Is It that We Are Remembering to Forget? 266
17. 12 Doubly Forgotten: Korea’s Vietnam War and the Revival of Memory 291
18. 13 Revolution, War, and Memory in Contemporary Viet Nam: An Assessment and Agenda 307
19. Epilogue: New Global Conflict? War, Memory, and Post-9/11 Asia 322
20. Notes 331
21. Contributors 371
22. Index 373