Routledge Handbook of Memory and Reconciliation in East Asia

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Introduction: Memory and reconciliation in East Asia
SECTION I Domestic trauma and prospects of reconciliation
	PART 1 China and political supremacy
		1 The changing circle of alliance and the national day parade in China
		2 Cacophonous memories of the War: Revision of the official narrative on the War of Resistance against Japan in post-Mao China and its limitations
		3 Memory and reconciliation in post-Mao China, 1976–1982
	PART 2 Japan and unsettled ambiguity
		4 Memory and others: Japan’s mnemonic turn in the 1990s
		5 Reconciliation prospects and divided war memories in Japan: An analysis of major newspapers on the comfort women issue
		6 (In)visible women: Gendering of popular war memories through the narrative of the battleship Yamato for six decades in postwar Japan
	PART 3 Korea, victimhood and the Cold War wounds
		7 Memory wars and prospects for reconciliation in South Korea
		8 Tracing memories of Tauchi Chizuko: Korean memories of historical shame and the “Japanese mother of Korean War orphans”
		9 Critical assessments of the South Korean Truth and Reconciliation Commission
		10 On forgiveness and reconciliation: Korean “collaborators” of Japanese colonialism
SECTION II Bilateral conflicts and lessons for reconciliation
	PART 4 China-Japan relations
		11 Troubled seas: Japan’s Pacific and East China Sea domains and claims
		12 People’s diplomacy: The Japan-China Friendship Association and critical war memory in the 1950s
		13 The role of compensation in Sino-Japanese reconciliation: Compensation as a means to restore justice
	PART 5 Korea-China relations
		14 Reconciliation and the Goguryeo/Gāogōulì disputes between China and South Korea
		15 Manchuria: An imagined space for emancipation, conflict, and reconciliation
	PART 6 Japan-Korea relations
		16 Comfort women controversy and its implications for Japan-ROK reconciliation
		17 Korea-Japan reconciliation and the Dokdo (Takeshima) issue
		18 Transitional Justice, reconciliation, and political archivization: A comparative study of commemoration in South Korea and Japan of the Jeju April 3 Incident
		19 The repatriation movement: Lingering legacies of DPRK-Japan collusion
	PART 7 North-South Korea relations
		20 Semantic approach for inter-Korea reconciliation: Reflection on conceptual division and political divergence
		21 Reuniting families, reframing the Korean War: Inter-Korean reconciliation and vernacular memory
SECTION III East Asia’s challenges and prospects of reconciliation
	22 The San Francisco Peace Treaty and the regional conflicts: The Cold War legacies
	23 Japanese perceptions of territorial disputes and its implications for reconciliation
	24 East Asia and cosmopolitan memory
	25 Divided memories and historical reconciliation in East Asia
	26 Historical memory issues in China’s relations with its neighbors
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