The Asian Century: A History of Modern Nationalism in AsiaThis title is part of UC Press's Voices Revived program, which commemorates University of California Press’s mission to seek out and cultivate the brightest minds and give them voice, reach, and impact. Drawing on a backlist dating to 1893, Voices Revived makes high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarship accessible once again using print-on-demand technology. This title was originally published in 1962. |
Contents
The Asia of the Centuries | 21 |
Invasion from the West | 26 |
Religion and Nationalism | 30 |
The Political and Social Revolution | 34 |
Geographical and Historical Divisions | 37 |
The Turkish Empire | 45 |
The Japanese Empire | 50 |
The Chinese Empire | 56 |
Iran and Afghanistan | 196 |
China i | 206 |
China ii | 214 |
The Philippines and Indonesia | 224 |
Indochina Malaya and Thailand | 238 |
IndiaPakistan i | 249 |
IndiaPakistan ii and Burma | 258 |
a general view | 275 |
IndiaPakistan | 62 |
Korea Formosa the Philippines and Indonesia | 67 |
Indochina Malaya Thailand and Burma | 73 |
Afghanistan and Iran | 80 |
The Arab Countries | 87 |
Egypt and the Soudan | 93 |
The First World War | 101 |
The Turkish Empire | 107 |
The Arab Countries | 111 |
The Russian Empire | 116 |
Japan China Mongolia and Korea | 124 |
Thailand IndiaPakistan Indonesia Indochina Malaya Persia and Afghanistan | 132 |
Soviet Asia | 143 |
Japan | 155 |
Turkey | 166 |
The Arab Countries i | 172 |
The Arab Countries ii | 178 |
Egypt | 191 |
The Second World War in Africa | 284 |
Iran and Afghanistan | 289 |
IndiaPakistan | 294 |
Burma Thailand Indochina and Malaya | 301 |
Indonesia and the Philippines | 312 |
China | 321 |
Japan and the Second World War | 331 |
Asia after the Second World War | 347 |
IndiaPakistan Burma and Ceylon | 357 |
Indonesia and Thailand | 363 |
Jordan | 371 |
Egypt and the Soudan | 380 |
After Bandung | 389 |
India | 396 |
CHRONOLOGICAL SURVEY | 411 |
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