دانلود کتاب Colonialism, China and the Chinese: Amidst Empires

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
List of contributors
Chapter 1 Amidst empires: Colonialism, China and the Chinese
Notes
Part I Imperial exchanges
Chapter 2 Chinese dreams of national strength and global belonging: “Iron and Blood” and the forces of evolution, 1895–1918
The “Iron Chancellor” and his policies
The “struggle for survival” and the rise of Germany
“Iron and Blood” and the salvation of China
Conclusion: China in the world
Notes
Chapter 3 “Learning to walk”: Qing constitutional reform and Britain’s imperial pedagogy, 1901–11
I
II
III
IV
V
Notes
Chapter 4 Colonial pathways to international education: Chinese students in White Australia in the 1920s
Introduction
The “Unequal Treaties” and equality
The treaties in Australia
The case for student visas
Operating and monitoring the student visa system
Conclusion
Notes
Chapter 5 The legacies of European imperialism: Modern art for modern China
Historical background
Art reform
Conceptual change regarding art and art practice
Professionalisation of art practice and art education
The market and individual initiatives
Art exhibitions
Print media, art revolution and artist communities
Conclusion: Modern art and colonial modernity
Notes
Part II Diasporic entanglements
Chapter 6 Anti-colonial boycotts and diasporic activism linking interwar China and colonial Indonesia: The Xiao case
Notes
Chapter 7 Between empire and nation(s): The Peranakan Chinese of the Straits Settlements, 1890–1948
A brief history and historiography of the Peranakan up to the nineteenth century
A delicate balancing act
Straits Chinese, British subjects, imperial citizens
The Second World War, the Japanese Occupation and post-war developments
Conclusion
Notes
Chapter 8 Lowe Kong Meng and the fluidity of nineteenth century geopolitical affinity
British ascendency
The scale of Lowe Kong Meng’s imports to Victoria
The international gold trade
Active in colonial elite society in Victoria
International “British” banking
Civil society in Victoria
Welcoming British royalty
The prestige of Chinese merchants
Qing Empire rank awards
Qing emissaries and consular representation
Hardening boundaries – Resurgence of anti-Chinese racism
Notes
Part III Modes of alterity
Chapter 9 Constructing Chinese alterity for Germany’s youth (1897–1902)
Notes
China and Japan in the discourse of civilisation in the nineteenth century
Chapter 10 Who are the barbarians?: The Sino-Japanese War of 1894–1895 in the discourse of civilisation
China and Japan in the discourse of civilisation in the nineteenth century
The discourse of civilisation in Japan’s propaganda during the First Sino-Japanese War
The Port Arthur Massacre and the discourse of civilisation
Conclusion and reflection
Notes
Chapter 11 Missionaries and Chinese women: The representation and exploitation of vulnerability in British missionary writing
Chinese women, infanticide and footbinding
How England Saved China
Conclusion
Notes
Chapter 12 Peripheries of empire: G.E. Morrison’s An Australian in China
Shanghai to Rangoon
Peripheries of empire
Conclusions
Notes
Index