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Title: (Northeast Asian History Foundation Conference Proceedings) Intellectual Exchanges and Historical Memory in East Asia
Northeast Asian History Foundation (Ed.)
Northeast Asian History FoundationㅣNew A5 Editionㅣ405 pagesㅣ15,000 wonㅣNovember 5, 2009
ISBN 978-89-6187-143-3-93900

The title is a collection of papers presented at the conference co-hosted by the Northeast Asian History Foundation and the Forum for the Study of East Asian History. The conference served as a venue for reviewing the history of intellectual exchanges in East Asia and discussing the mechanisms behind the formation and operation of collective historical memories. The conference set out to share East Asia’s historical experiences and memories and ultimately contribute to resolving the region’s lingering historical issues. Among the 35 papers presented, 13 were selected for this title. The title was published simultaneously in Korean, Chinese, and Japanese.

Table of Contents

Part 1 Information from Abroad and the Circulation of Knowledge

• Intellectual Exchanges and Historical Memory of East Asia / Tanaka Yoko
-Impact of Perry’s expedition on the people of Edo as seen in Kawara-ban (woodblock printouts)

• Korean translations of Western Academic Titles and the World of Publishing in 19th-century Japan / Atsumimi Toshifumi
-Centering on Hobson’s works

• Accommodation of Modern Technology and Knowledge from Japan and the Resulting Acculturation/ Huh Dong-hyeon
-Centering on delegations dispatched to Japan, 1876-1884

• Chinese Students at Waseda University in the Modern Era / Yang Ningyi
-Centering on the period from 1898 to 1931

Part 2 Series of Asianism

• “Small Japanism,” “Private financial doctrine(民間財界主義)”, “Pan-Asianism” / Matsuura Masataka
- Three possibilities of Asianism in modern Japan

• Yu Tae-gyeong and Ajia Koron / Ra Gyeong-su
- New revelations concerning the history of East Asia’s intellectual exchanges

• Taiwanese Students in Seoul during the Taisho Period and Asia / Ji Xufeng
- Journal Ajia Koron as a clue

Part 3 Mutual Perceptions and Historical Memories in History

• Modern Japanese Perception of Joseon/ Miyajima Hiroshi
- Centering on the memory of Imjin War

• Historical Memory from China’s “Asianism” in the Late Qing Period / Zhang Qing
- Joint discussion of the mutual “Others” Japan and Joseon

• Ahn Jung-geun and China / Wang Yuanzhou
- Centering on Cheng Yu’s book Ahn Jung-geun

• Colonial Koreans’ Perception of Manchuria and China Immediately After the Sino-Japanese Wars / Ryu Si-hyeon
- Centering on Choi Nam-seon’s travelogue

• Private Memory and Collective Memory of the History of Colonialism / Li Chengji
- Establishment and changes in historical memory in postwar Taiwan

• Theory of Historical Dialogue / Saito Kazuharu
- Case study of the development and outcome of Korea-China-Japan joint history textbook