From Honto Jin to Bensheng Ren The Origin and

This book attempts to use numerous volumes of mostly unpublished diaries for examining issues of Taiwanese identity. Using the diaries of two Taiwanese intellectuals, the author examines how the Taiwanese national consciousness emerged and was reconstructed many times.

Shih-jung Tzeng, Ph.D., is assistant professor in the Graduate Institute of Taiwanese Literature at National Chengchih University, Taiwan.

List of Tables	p. v
Preface	p. vi
Introduction	p. viii
The Formation of Taiwanese National Consciousness during the 1920s Taiwan: An Examination of Chen Wangcheng's Diary (1912 - 1930)	p. 1
Identity and War (I) - the Taiwanese National Consciousness under War Mobilization and the Kominka Movement: Chen's and Wu's Diaries (1937-1945)	p. 52
Identity and War (II) - Ideological Reorientation and a Rhetorical Defence of the War: Chen's and Wu's Diaries (1937-1945)	p. 90
Modernity vs. Nationality - the Formation of the Bensheng Ren Identity under Nationalist Chinese Rule: Chen's and Wu's Diaries (1945-1955)	p. 130
Conclusion	p. 179
Appendix	p. 187
Glossary	p. 200
Bibliography	p. 208
Index	p. 224
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From Honto Jin to Bensheng Ren The Origin and Development of Taiwanese National Consciousness

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