A World of Crisis and Progress The American

Three related themes weave through the experience of the American YMCA missionaries and Japanese Christians between 1890-1930: the connection between national identity and Christianity, resulting conflicts between these Christians, and an alternating sense of crisis and progress. In the 1920s, tensions between Americans and Japanese leaders led the American YMCA missionary movement to reevaluate its purpose and forced it away from nationalism.

Preface

9

(10)

Introduction

19

(10)

1. The American YMCA and the Missionary Revival

29

(23)

2. Japanese Christians and Cultural Nationalism

52

(28)

3. The Struggle for Independence

80

(20)

4. Social Problems and the Russo-Japanese War

100

(30)

5. YMCA Postwar Imperialism in Korea and Manchuria

130

(21)

6. The Crisis of Christian Nationalism

151

(12)

Notes

163

(25)

Bibliography

188

(13)

Index

201

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A World of Crisis and Progress The American YMCA in Japan, 1890-1930

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