Abe Shigetaka
aborigines, Taiwanese (Takasago zoku); education of; folklore of; land rights of; languages of; military conscription of; and missionaries; Musha uprising by; studies of; subjugation of; and Taiwanese identity. See also The Bell of Sayon
acculturation. See assimilation
activism (kōdō shugi)
Africa
agriculture; and folklore studies; Japanese; and KMT takeover; and local administration; modernization of; and postsurrender violence
Agriculture and Forest, Ministry of (Japan)
Ahen (Opium; Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Akashi Motojirō
Akiba Takashi
Akiyama coal mines
Akiyama Giichi
Alliance for the Acculturation of Taiwan (Taiwan kyōka rengōkai)
Allied Occupation
Amaterasu (sun goddess)
The Ambassadors (painting; Holbein)
anamorphosis
ancestor worship; vs. assimilation; and fengshui
Anderson, Benedict; on media
Annals of the Three Kingdoms
anthropology. See ethnology
anti-Japanese sentiment; and Lim Bo-seng; in literature; and New-Old Literatures Debate; and postsurrender violence. See also resistance
“Ant’s work” (Ari ippiki no shigoto; Yang Kui)
Aoyama College (Tokyo)
Appadurai, Arjun
“Appreciating the Landscape of the Taiwan Region” (Ishikawa Kinichirō)
architecture
arts; associations for; and colonial government; exhibitions of; folk; and journals; and politics
Asahi Shinbun
Asayoshi Hakusei
Asia. See also Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere; particular countries
assimilation; and class; cultural; economic; and education; and emperor; and identity; intentional; limited; linguistic (kokugo katei); and literature; and mobilization; and nationalism; and newspapers; religious; vs. tradition. See also Chinese language; Japanese language; Japanization; kōmin bungaku; kōminka
Australia
Avicenna, S.
Baber, Zaheer
“bamboo branch” (zhuzhi ci) structure
bandits. See also crime; violence
Barclay, George W.
Barclay, Paul
Barclay, Thomas
Baudelaire, Charles
Beijing huawen/Taiwan huawen (Beijing vernacular/Taiwanese vernacular) debate
Beijing School
The Bell of Sayon (Shayang de zhong; Wu Man-sha); and Murakami’s play
Benjamin, Walter
Bhabha, Homi
Bible
Book of Songs (Shijing)
The Book of the Alert Heart (Jingxinpian)
botany
Bourdieu, Pierre
bourgeoisie; and dandyism; and popular taste; Taiwanese native landed
Boxer Rebellion (China; 1900)
Braibanti, Ralph
Brown, Melissa
Buddhism
Budget Committee (Japanese Lower House)
Bunten (Ministry of Education art exhibition)
bundan (literary circles)
Bungakkai (journal)
Bungaku hyōron (journal)
Bungakuza (theater group)
“Bungei hihyō no hyōjun” (The criteria of art criticism; Yang Kui)
Bungei Taiwan (Literary Taiwan; journal); and Nishikawa Mitsuru; and Taiwan bungaku
buraku (hamlets, natural villages)
buraku shinkōkai (sub-village revival associations)
burakumin (hamlet people)
bureaucracy; and banning of Chinese; civil vs. military; education; extra-; Japanese; modernization of; and postsurrender violence; provincial. See also government, local
The Butcher’s Wife (Shafu; Li Ang)
Cai Huiru
Cai Peihuo
Cairo Declaration (1943)
Caius Secundus
Cao Yonghe
capitalism; global; and Japanese rule; and literature; print
cartoons, political
Cazalet, Lucy
censorship; in education; of literary journals; of media; of Minzoku Taiwan; and police; and postsurrender social control
censuses; British; enumerators in; first Taiwanese; and hybridity; and knowledge; second Taiwanese
Central Drama Group (Chūō butai)
Chan Hong (Hong Tietao)
Chatterjee, Partha
Chen Bao (Morning post)
Chen Cangyu
Chen Chi-nan
Chen Huoquan
Chen Li-fu
Chen Mingtai
Chen Peifeng
Chen Shaoxin
Chen Xin
Chen Xugu
Chen Yi
Chen Yingzhen
Chen Zaoxiang
Chiang Kai-shek
Chie Tarumi
Chin, Leo
Chin fujin (play; Shōzi Sōichi)
China: culture of; local government in; Ming-dynasty; and New-Old Literatures Debate; and Taiwanese identity; vernacular language in
China, nationalist (Republic of China; ROC): civil war in; and economic development; and Japanese statistics; Japanese war with (1937); and language; and local administration; and postsurrender violence; and re-sinification; recovery of Taiwan by; resistance to; in Shanghai; and Taiwanese culture; and Taiwanese identity; and Tanaka Collection
China, People’s Republic of (PRC)
China, Qing; and 1911 revolution; Boxer Rebellion in (1900); censuses in; control mechanisms in; education in; and enslavement; examination system in; land ownership in; land surveys in; literacy in; local administration in; media in; and native landed bourgeoisie; rebellion against; as semicolony; and Taiwan
Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
Chinese language: and assimilation; banning of; classical (wenyan); and identity; under KMT; literacy in; in literature; in media; and re-sinification; written. See also dialects, Chinese; vernacular Chinese
Chinese revolution (1911)
Ching, Leo
chōson (villages and towns)
Christianity. See also missionaries
“The Chronicle of the Red Fort” (Sekikan ki; Nishikawa Mitsuru)
chūkun aikoku (Be loyal to the Emperor and patriotic to the state)
Chun Guang-yuan
Chūō butai. See Central Drama Group
“The circumstances surrounding adopted daughters-in-law” (Lu Heruo)
civil rights movement, Taiwanese
civil society
civilization
class; and dandyism; and identity; and land ownership; and literature; and local administration; and postsurrender violence; and taste; working. See also bourgeoisie; elites; lower classes
Classical Chinese Poetry, Society for Research in
clothing
Cohn, Bernard
cold war
collaboration; of native landed bourgeoisie; in New-Old Literatures Debate
A Collection of Taiwanese Fiction (Taiwan shōsetsu sen; Li Xianzhang)
A Collection of Taiwanese Folk Literature (Li Xianzhang)
“Colonial Literature Under the New System” (Shintaiseika no gaichi bungaku; Nishikawa Mitsuru)
colonial policies; chūkun aikoku (loyalty to the Emperor); “civilizing barbarians,”; on education; extension of homeland law (naichi enchō shugi); “improved treatment” of colonized; and Japanese politics; on language (kokugo katei); naitai itchi (Japan and Taiwan are one); national unity (kyokoku-itchi); and New-Old Literatures Debate; new structure (shin taisei); opposition to; readjustment of; on religion. See also assimilation; kōminka (imperial subjectification) movement
colonialism; British; Dutch; French; Japanese historiography of; Japanese vs. Western; and knowledge; and print culture; and quantification; and sexualization; temporal dimension of; Western
Columbia University
Comaroff, John
Commercial Lane (painting; Lan Ying-ting)
communism
Communist parties: Chinese (CCP); Japanese; Taiwanese
community, imagined
Companion (magazine)
compliance
Confucianism
Confucius’ Teachings (Kongjiao bao; journal)
conservatism, Taiwanese
Cooper, Frederick
corruption
cosmopolitanism; and anamorphosis; and colonial modernity; of Shanghai
Council for Promoting Good Citizenship (Minfu sakkō kyogikai)
counties (gun); in Japan
“Craven ‘A’” (Mu Shiying)
Creation writers
Crescenzi, Pietro de
crime; banditry; economic; and postsurrender violence
Cultural Association Movement
Cultural Research Association
culture: Asian; Chinese; Chinese in Japan; Chinese vs. Japanese; Chinese vs. Taiwanese; and class consciousness; and colonialism; commodification of; and counterhegemony; dichotomies in; in education; and ethnicity; Han vs. aborigine; Higashiyama; Japanese; Korean; and landscape; Lim Bo-seng on; literacy in; in literature; local; local vs. urban; and media; modern; modern vs. traditional; and morality; and nationalism; new; and new literature movement; and New-Old Literatures Debate; Nishikawa Mitsuru on; and politics; popular; print; of Shanghai; Southern; and statistics; transnational; and urbanization; Western
culture, Taiwanese: assimilation of; vs. Chinese; and colonial government; and colonialism; conservatism in; in history; intellectual; vs. Japanese; and language; re-sinification of; traditional. See also folk culture
Culture and Education, Bureau of
Culture and Education Ministry
customs-improvement movement
Dagongbao (Grand justice daily)
Dai Wangshu
dandyism
Daoism
Darwinism
Dean, Mitchell
Deane, Seamus
decolonization
democracy; Taishō
Democratic Progessive Party (Taiwan)
Den Kenjirō
Dewey, John
dialects, Chinese; Amoy (Xiamen) Beijing vs. Taiwan; Fukienese; Hakka; and local culture; Minnan; Taiwanese; Xinkang
diaspora, Taiwanese
Dichao (newspaper)
Dōkaron (On assimilation; Nakanishi Ushio)
Dokuritsu Bijutsukyōkai (Association of Independent Artists)
domination
Donghai Garden
Dongyinshe (Reciting in the East; literary society)
Douglas, Mary
Drama Volunteer Corps
Du Heng
Du Yuesheng
Duara, Prasenjit
Dutch
Dutch East India Company
Eagleton, Terry
economy; and assimilation; under Chinese rule; and colonial modernity; controlled; crimes against; and infrastructure; Japanese; and land ownership; and local administration; new vocabulary in; and social control. See also industrialization
Edict for Taiwanese Newspapers (Taiwan shinbun rei)
Edney, Matthew
education; and assimilation; and biological politics; bureaucracy of; censorship in; in China; Chinese language in; under Chinese rule; and class consciousness; colonial; Confucianism in; and control mechanisms; cultural; under Dutch; elite; Imperial Rescript on; and imperialism; in Japan vs. colonies; Japanese; Japanese language in; under KMT; in Korea; Lim Bo-seng on; and local culture; missionary; modern; in Philippines; and postsurrender violence; progressive; public; racial discrimination in; scientific; “slavery,”; social; Taiwanese conservatism in; and Tanaka Collection; and women; under Zheng rule
Education, Japanese Ministry of
Educational Yearbook (ed. Kandel)
Eisha (poetry society)
elections
elites: colonial; and colonial modernity; and control mechanisms; cultural; and dandyism; education of; and examination system; and identity; Japanization of; as moderns; and poetry; and popular culture; and postsurrender violence; Shanghai; and Taiwanese Democratic Nation; and tourism; vs. underclass
Ema Tsunekichi
Embree, John
emperor, Chinese
emperor, Japanese; and assimilation; the gaze of; loyalty to; vs. mandate of heaven; Meiji; Taishō
engineering, colonial
English language
enslavement
Erenburg, Il’ya Grigorevich
ethnicity; in censuses; and control systems; and kōminka policy; and nation-building; and New Literature; and postsurrender violence. See also aborigines, Taiwanese
ethnology; amateur; and colonialism; comparative; of fengshui; gender in; Greater East Asian; and Lu Heruo; and Nishikawa Mitsuru; of Taiwanese aborigines
Etzioni, Amitai
examination system; and poetry
exchange mechanisms, political
exoticism; eroticization of; and gender
Farmers’ Union (Nōmin Kumiai)
fashion
Fauvism
February 26 Incident (1936)
February 28 Incident (1947); and re-sinification; and recolonization of Taiwan; and Taiwanese identity
feminization. See also gender
Feng Xuefeng
fengshui (fūsui): in literature; Lu Heruo on; Nishikawa Mitsuru on; types of
Fenggyuebao (Wind and noon news)
Fieldhouse, D.K.
filial piety
film: The Bell of Sayon as; censorship of; foreign; hard vs. soft
Finnemore, John
First Volunteer Drama Troupe (Dai ikki engeki teishintai)
Five Virtues (gorin)
Fix, Douglas L.
flâneur
folk culture; aborigine; in arts; Han Chinese; Korean; in literature; and modernization; in religion; in songs
folklore studies (minzokugaku); in Manchuria; and Minzoku Taiwan
Fong Shiaw-Chian
foot-binding
Foucault, Michel; on dandyism; on governmentalisation of state; on governmentality
France; colonialism of
freedom of speech
Fu Xiqi
Fuji, Mount
Fujian province
Fujianese. See Fukienese language
Fujii Shōzō
Fujimori Kiyoshi
Fujita Takao
Fukagawa (Culture and Education Ministry head)
Fukao Sumako
Fukienese language (Minnan Fujianese)
Funahashi Seiichi
Furen huabao (Women’s pictorial)
Furushō Mikio
fūsui. See fengshui
“Fūsui” (Fengshui; Lu Heruo)
Futami Naozō
“Futanin no doitsujin gishi,”
fūzoku fiction
gaishō (towns and villages)
gaishōmin (people of towns and villages)
Gandhi, Mahatma
Gann, Lewis H.
the gaze; of emperor; in neo-sensationism; and Nishikawa Mitsuru
“Geijutsu ni okeru ‘Taiwan rashii mono’ ni tsuite” (On the Taiwanese flavor in art; Yang Kui)
“Geijutsu wa daishū no mono de aru” (Art belongs to the people; Yang Kui)
genbun itchi (unity of spoken and written languages) movement
gender; and colonialism; and ethnology; and exoticism; and Nishikawa Mitsuru; and Seiraian rebels
Genji monogatari (Tale of Genji)
Germany
Gide, André
gods: Japanese; Taiwanese
“Gōka heian” (Lu Heruo)
Gotō Shimpei; and assimilation; on biological politics; and Japanese politics; and land surveys
government, Japanese central: bureaucracy of; cabinets in; and colonial policies; oligarchy vs. party-based democracy in. See also Imperial Diet
government, Japanese colonial (sōtokufu): and aborigines; and arts; and assimilation; and banditry; and biological politics; civil vs. military; cost of; and education; and Japanese politics; and land surveys; and literature; and Minzoku Taiwan; and mobilization; and name-changing movement; and newspapers; on-site; and petitions for Taiwanese home rule; and postsurrender violence; in Shanghai; staff of; stages of occupation by; and statistics; suppression by; and Taiwanese culture; and Yang Kui
government, local; in China; and colonial administration; in Japan; and literary groups; and mobilization; and native landed bourgeoisie; officials in; and police; provincial; three levels of
government assistance movement
governmentality
governor-general, Japanese: civilian vs. military; and education; and Japanese language; and Japanese politics; Kobayashi Seizō as; Lim Bo-seng on; and Taiwanese elites
Graduate Institute of Western Painting (art association)
Gramsci, Antonio
Great Britain; in China; colonialism of; in India; missionaries from
Great Depression
Great Tokyo Earthquake
Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere; ethnology of; and literature; and race
Gu Hongming
Gu Jiegang
Guangdong province
Guo Jianying
Guo Qiusheng
Guo Shuitan
Guomin xinwenshe (National subjects’ daily)
“Gyūsha” (Lu Heruo)
Habermas, Jürgen
Hacking, Ian
haipai (Shanghai types) controversy
Hakka
Hakka language
Halliday, Jon
Hamada Hayao
Hamada Hidesaburō
Hamada Yahei
Hamaguchi Osachi
Hannah, Matthew G.
Hara Takashi (Hara Kei)
hard films/soft films debate
Haruyama Meitetsu
Hasegawa Kiyoshi
Hasegawa Shin
Hashitsume Kiyoto
Hashiura Yasuo
Hata Shunroku
Hayashi Fusao
“Hayashi Fusao e’no Tegami” (Hirabayashi Hyogo)
Hayashi Fusao ron (Mishima Yukio)
Heesterman, J.C.
hegemony: and counterhegemony; and identity; weak
Heidegger, Martin
“Heping xuanyan” (Manifesto of peace; Yang Kui)
Higashi Taiwan shinpō (newspaper)
Higashiyama culture
Hirabayashi Hyogo
Hiratsuka (chief of general affairs)
Hirohito, Emperor
historiography: binary opposition in; of Japanese colonial rule; and national vs. area studies; of Nishikawa Mitsuru; and power
history: Japanese; military; Taiwanese
hokō (hamlets). See also villages
hokō (neighbor-watching) system; and control mechanisms
“Hōkoku bungaku mondō” (Reportage: questions and answers; Yang Kui)
“Hōkoku bungaku ni tsuite” (On Reportage; Yang Kui)
Hokumon (Beimen)
Holbein, Hans
Honan jiho (Southern times)
Hong Kong
Horiguchi Daigaku
Hoshina Hironobu
Hou Hsiao-hsien
Hsinchu prefecture
Hu Shih
Hualien
Huang Chaoqin
Huang Chengcong
Huang Chunchao
Huang Chunqing
Huang Deshi
Huang Jiamo
Huang Maoshen
Huang Mei-er
Huang Meiling
Huang Shihui
Huang T’u-shui
Huang Wenhu (Yuanyuan ke)
Huang Xi
Huang Ying-che
Huang Zhaotang
Huang Zongque
Huart Collection
Huibao (newspaper)
Humanism (journal)
Hung Rui-lin
I-novel
Ibrahim, Abdullahi Ali
identity, national; ambiguity of; and assimilation; and China; Chinese vs. Japanese; Chinese vs. modern; and class; and education; and February 28 Incident; Han Chinese; Japanese; Japanese vs. Taiwanese; and language; and literature; local; and modernity; and narrative; and Nishikawa Mitsuru; polarized; and re-sinification; in Shanghai; sub-Japanese; and Taiwanese diaspora; and travel
Ikeda Toshio
Ikeda Yasaburō
Imperial Assistance Association movement
imperial building movement (kōmin rensei undō)
Imperial Diet (Teikoku Gikai)
Imperial Edict for Promoting National Spirit
Imperial Rescript on Education
Imperial Rule Assistance Association (taisei yokusankai; IRAA)
Imperial Service Association (kōmin hōkōkai)
Imperial Subjects for Patriotic Services (kōmin hōkō; ISPS) movement
“The Imperial Visit of the Crown Prince to Taiwan in 1923” (Wakabayashi)
Impressionism
incorporation (ichigenka)
India; British colonialism in; censuses in
Indonesia
industrialization
industry
Inō Collection
Inō Kanori
Inoue Ei
integration. See also assimilation
intellectuals: colonial; Han; Italian; Japanese; Korean; in literature
intellectuals, Taiwanese; collaboration of; culture of; and identity; on Japanese education; and local culture; and May Fourth movement; and Minzoku Taiwan; new; and newspapers; and re-sinification; resistance by; and Taiwanese Democratic Nation; and transnational culture; and vernacular
Interior, Japanese Ministry of the
Inukai Tsuyoshi
IRAA. See Imperial Rule Assistance Association
Irako Seihaku
Ireland
Irie Kaihei
Ishikawa Kinichirō; and watercolor painting
Isidorus Hispalensis
Islam
Itagaki Taisuke
Italy
Ito Hirobumi
Itō Kiyoshi
Iwamatsu (security chief)
Izawa Shuji
Izumi Furō
Izumi Kyōka
Jade, Mount (Taiwan)
Jameson, Fredric
Japan: The Bell of Sayon in; censuses in; in China; Chinese culture in; colonialism of; Communist Party of; culture of; economy of; education in; ethnology of; history of; in Korea; landscape of; literature in; local administration in; in Manchuria; media in; mobilization in; modernity of; national essence (kokutai) of; nationalism of; newspapers published in; and Nishikawa Mitsuru; and Okinawa; politics in; public opinion in; religion of; rural revival movement in; students in; Taiwan studies in; Taiwanese attitudes towards; and Taiwanese identity; Taiwanese students in; theater in; tourism in; Western-style painting in; women in. See also emperor, Japanese; government, Japanese central; government, Japanese colonial; Sino-Japanese War
Japanese language: and assimilation; banning of; and banning of Chinese; and The Bell of Sayon; and Chinese; in education; and enslavement; and ethnology; everyday use of; Japanese national system of; and kōminka; literacy in; literature in; and name-changing movement; in newspapers; official; as official language; reading market for; in schools; and Taiwanese; and Taiwanese culture; and Taiwanese dialect; Taiwanese literature in; and Yang Kui
Japanese language families (kokugo jōyō katei)
Japanese people: ethnographers; intellectuals; and local culture movement; and national identity; and new culture; postsurrender violence against; in schools; and Taiwanese people
Japanese Proletariat Writers’ League (NALP)
Japanese Romanticists/People’s Literature (Nihon rōmanha/Jinminbunko) debate
Japanism (nihonshugi)
Japanization; as enslavement; and language; and New-Old Literatures Debate; vs. re-sinification; and Sino-Japanese War (1937); of Taiwanese elites; and Westernization. See also assimilation; kōminka (imperial subjectification) movement
Jiang Kanghu
Jiang Weishui
Jiboyin poetry reading societies
Jinminbunko
Jitsugyo no Taiwan (newspaper)
“Jiyū rōdōsha no seikatsu danmen” (Profile of a free laborer’s life; Yang Kui)
journals, literary; and the arts; banning of Chinese in; censorship of; Chinese language in; and modernization; and New-Old Literatures Debate; and Nishikawa Mitsuru; popular; and reading market. See also Bungei Taiwan; Minzoku Taiwan; Taiwan bungaku
Journey to the West (Xiyouji)
Junjō monogatari aikoku otome: Sayon no kane (Nagao Kazuo)
Kaizō (journal)
Kamiizumi Hidenobu
Kanaseki Takeo; and Greater East Asian ethnology
Kanbun Taiwan nichinichi shinpō (Taiwan daily news; Chinese language newspaper). See also Taiwan nichinichi shinpō
Kandel, I.L.
Kangxi, Emperor (China)
Kaohsiung prefecture; postsurrender violence in
Kaoshi Houren
Karafuto
Kareitō kenpūroku (A record of prominent customs of the beautiful isle; Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Kareitō minwashū (Folktales of the beautiful isle; Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Kareitō shōka (A paean to the beautiful isle; Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Kataoka Iwao
Kawahara Isao
Kawamori Kōzō
Kawamura Minato
Kawamura Takeji
Kawamura Tōoru
keisei gōichi (unification of police with general administration)
Kerr, George
Kiahita Kunio
Kikuoka Hisatoshi
Kinnō Urakaidō (play; The dark side of the loyalists)
Kinoshita Shinsaburō
Kisch, Egon Erwin
Kishida Kunio
Kishita Seigai
Kleeman, Faye Yuan
KMT (Kuomintang). See China, nationalist
knowledge; and biological politics; and censuses; colonial; imaginary; and imperialism; and land surveys; and power
Koabayashi Takiji
Kobayashi Seizō; and kōminka
Kodama Gentarō
kōdō shugi (activism)
“Kōdō shugi kentō” (Examining activism; Yang Kui)
Koiso Kuniaki
Kokubu Naoichi
Kokumin engeki (National performance; journal)
kokutai (Japanese national essence)
Komagome Takeshi
Komatsu Kiyoshii
kōmin bungaku (imperial subject literature)
kōminka (imperial subjectification) movement; and banning of Chinese; and Bungei Taiwan; and class; as enslavement; and Greater East Asian ethnology; and Japanese language; and Kobayashi Seizō; and literature; and local culture; and Lu Heruo; and Marco Polo Bridge incident; and Minzoku Taiwan; origins of; and postsurrender violence; readjustment of; and religion; and Taiwanese identity; and WWII
Kōnan shinbun (Southern reconstruction daily)
Konoe Fumimaro
Korea: colonial modernity in; education in; ethnology of; folk culture of; Han culture of; Japanese occupation of; and Japanese politics; local administration in; March 1 Independence movement in; mobilization in; tourism in
Koxinga. See Zheng Chenggong
Koyama Matsutoshi
Kōzan koku (High Mt. Nation; newspaper)
Krishnaswamy, Revathi
Kubokawa Tsurujirō
“Kumpūta” (The South Chair; Ishikawa)
Kuomintang (KMT; Nationalist Party). See China, nationalist
Kuprin, Alexandre
Kurogane idō butai (Kurogane Traveling Stage)
kuso realism debate; background to; and fūzoku fiction; in Japan; Nishikawa Mitsuru on
“Kuso riarizumu no yōgo” (In defense of kuso realism; Yang Kui)
labor: mobilization of; and postsurrender violence
Lacan, Jacques
Lai Ho
Lai Ziqing
Lan-tin Tea Klatch
Lan Ying (Lin Jingnan)
Lan Ying-ting
Lan Yin-ting
land ownership: and aborigines; and land surveys; multilayered Taiwanese; and native landed bourgeoisie
Land Survey Bureau, Temporary
land surveys; and censuses; in China; in India; and knowledge; and maps; and native landed bourgeoisie; and taxation
landscape; of Japan; Taiwanese; Taiwanese vs. Japanese
The Landscape of Japan (Shiga Shigetaka)
Landscape of the South (relief; Huang T’u-shui)
landscape painting; English; mountains in; trees in; Western
language: aborigine; assimilation (kokugo katei) policy on; and colonialism; in education; English; and enslavement; foreign; Fukienese; Hakka; and identity; and KMT; and kōminka; and media; and national identity; and nationalism; and re-sinification; and Taiwanese culture; unity of spoken and written (genbun itchi). See also Chinese language; dialects, Chinese; Japanese language; vernacular Chinese
Laosheng Changtan
Lapidus, Iosif Abramovich
“Laqing and baguashi—a history of marriage customs” (Lu Heruo)
Large Southern Gate (painting; Lin Yüshan)
Latour, Bruno
law, extension of homeland (naichi enchō shugi)
Law Title
Law Title
League of Nations
Lee Tenghui
“A Letter to Taiwan’s Youth” (Zhang Wojun)
Li Ang
Li Cheng-chi
Li Chunsheng
Li Xianzhang
Li Yu-hui
Li Yuanhui
Lian Heng
Lian Wenqing
Lian Yatang
Liang Qichao
Liao Hanchen
Liao Ping-hui
Liaodong Peninsula
libraries
Lim Bo-seng; background of; dissertation of
Lim Ian-sin
Lin Chengshui
Lin Demo
Lin Jingnan (Lan Ying)
Lin Kefu
Lin Shaoying
Lin Shiyai
Lin Tsung-yi
Lin Xiangyuan
Lin Xiantang
Lin Xiaomei
Lin Youchun
Lin Yü-shan
Linnaeus, Carolus
Lisao (Qu Yuan)
literacy; cultural; in Japanese language; and newspapers; and poetry societies; and print culture; under Qing
literary canon; defense of classical; and New-Old Literatures Debate
literature; anti-Japanese sentiment in; and assimilation; awards in; banning of Chinese in; The Bell of Sayon as; Chinese; Chinese classical; Chinese vs. Taiwanese; and class; colonial; and colonial representation; commercialization of; conversion; and culture; fiction; folk culture in; foreign; form vs. content in; fūzoku fiction; and Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere; Imperial (kōkoku bungaku); imperial subject (kōmin bungaku); in Japan; Japanese; Japanese vs. Taiwanese; kuso realism in; and landscape painting; lower classes in; metropolitan; modernism in; and national identity; national-policy; and nationalism; native (xiangtu wenxue); nativist; naturalist; and New-Old Literatures Debate; police in; popular; psychology in; realism in; reforms in; reportage; resistance; social function of; Southern; Taiwanese; Taiwanese in Japanese language; in Taiwanese newspapers; taste in; travel; vernacular; Western; women in; and World War II. See also New Literature movement; proletarian literature
Little Stream (painting; Ishikawa Kinichirō)
“The Little Town with Papaya Trees” (Long Yingzong)
Liu Ming-chuan
Liu Na’ou; dandyism of; and film; friends of; life of; murder of; in Shanghai; and women
Liu Shuqing
Liu Zhu
Liuhe congtan (newspaper)
Long Yingzong
“Lost Lamb” (Yu Dafu)
lower classes; and postsurrender violence; rebellion of; and Taiwanese identity
loyalty
Lu Heruo; attacks on; and colonialism; on fengshui; and kuso realism; and Zhang Wenhuan
Lu Shao-li
Lu Xun
Ludden, David
Luku incident
mainlanders. See also Taiwanese people
Malraux, André
Manchuria; ethnology of; folklore studies in; Japanese occupation of; return to China of
Manchurian incident (1931)
Manchus. See also China, Qing
mandate of heaven
Manzōji Ryu
Mao Dun
maps
March 1 Independence movement (Korea)
Marco Polo Bridge incident (1937)
marriage; adoptive
Maruyama Banka
Marx, Karl
Masosai (The Mazu festival; Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Matsuda Takechiyo
Matsuoka Tomio
Matsuyama Kenzō
May Fourth movement
Mazu (Matsu; goddess)
media; banning of Chinese language in; censorship of; Chinese language in; and colonial modernity; in Japan; under KMT; and local culture; and military; and missionaries; and narrative; under Qing; and re-sinification; and resistance; transcolonial. See also film; journals, literary; newspapers
medicine
Meiji Emperor
Meiji Fine Arts Society
Meiji period
Meiji Restoration
Memmi, Albert
Men Hulu Sheng
mercantilism
“Michi” (Chen Huoquan)
middle class. See bourgeoisie
Miki Kiyoshi
militarism
military; and banning of Chinese; vs. civilian officials; and colonial modernity; conscription into; and control mechanisms; laborers for; and postsurrender looting; voluntary enlistment in. See also mobilization, wartime
militias
millenarianism
Miller, Peter
mimicry
Minami nippon (newspaper)
Minami Yasunobu
Minbao (newspaper)
Minfu sakkō kyogikai (Council for Promoting Good Citizenship)
Ming dynasty (China)
Minkan denshō (journal)
Minnan dialect
Minsei Party (Japan)
Minzoku Taiwan (Folklore Taiwan; journal); and colonial politics; and colonialism; first publication of; and Greater East Asian ethnology; and kōminka movement; and local culture
Mishima Itaru
Mishima Yukio
missionaries; British; Dutch; and education
Mistral, Frédéric
Mitchell, Timothy
Miyamoto Ichigaku
Miyoshi Tokusaburō
Mizue (Watercolor; journal)
mobilization, wartime; and assimilation; in Japan; of labor; and literature; and local administration; and neighborhood organizations; and postsurrender violence; spiritual; total-war
modernism, literary: and dandyism; and nationalism; vs. proletarianism
modernity: alternative; and assimilation; in bureaucracy; Chinese; colonial; and dandyism; in education; and elites; Japanese; and Japanese language; and national identity; and New-Old Literatures Debate; and the West; and women
modernization: of agriculture; and colonial modernity; and colonialism; and folk culture; and Japanization vs. Westernization; in literature; and media; and native landed bourgeoisie; and overseas students; and social movements; of Taiwan; vs. tradition
“Momo de yuanding” (The silent gardener; Yang Kui)
Momoki Collection
Mona Rudao
Monroe, Paul
Moral Suasion movement
morality books (shanshu)
Mori Itaru
Mori Kenji
Mori Ōgai
Mori Oto
Mori Ushinosuke
Morioka Jirō
Morita Shunsuke
mountain painters (sangaku gaka)
Mu Shiying
Muneta Hiroshi
Murakami Genzō
Murdoch, Jonathan
Muromachi period (Japan)
Musha aboriginal uprising (1930)
Mutsu Kojō
My Abridged History (Hisha no ryakureki; Kobayashi Seizō)
Nabeyama Sadachika
Nagai Kafū
Nagao Kazuo
Nagasawa Collection
naichi enchō shugi (extension of homeland law)
naitai itchi (Japan and Taiwan are one)
Nakagawa Kenzō
Nakai Tadashi
Nakajima Toshio
Nakama Kazuhiro
Nakamura Akira
Nakamura Hirotoshi
Nakanishi Ushio
Nakatsuka Akira
name-changing movement (kaiseimei)
Nampō minzoku (journal)
Nanei shinpō (newspaper)
Nanfang. See Southern
Nanfang shiji (Southern poetry; journal)
Nanga
Nanpō shinbun (newspaper)
Nansha (poetry society)
Nanshin-za Drama Troupe
Nanyin (Southern sound; journal)
narrative
National Taiwan University (NTU)
nationalism; ambiguous; and assimilation; and colonial modernity; and colonialism; cultural; Japanese; and knowledge; and landscape painting; and language; and Lim Bo-seng; and literature; and native landed bourgeoisie; and postsurrender violence; vs. proletarianism; Taiwanese; and tourism; vs. universalism
nativism
Naturalis Historiae (Caius Secundus)
naturalism
neighborhood associations
neo-sensationism
Netherlands. See Dutch
New Literature movement; and ban on Chinese language; bias towards; and culture; and language; and local culture; and Western literature
New-Old Literatures Debate; collaboration in; first phase of; second phase of; third phase of
New Order movement
New People’s Society
new polity (shitaisei) movement
New Taiwan (newspaper)
New Taiwanese Literature (Taiwan Shinbungaku)
New Woman
newspapers: advertising in; banning of Chinese in; banning of Japanese in; Chinese language sections in; circulation of; criticism in; development of; Japanese-language; literature in; and New-Old Literatures Debate; on postsurrender violence; in Qing China; and re-sinification; and Taiwanese Democratic Nation; and transportation infrastructure; universality of; yellow. See also particular publications
Nihon gakugei shinbun (newspaper)
Nihon honkokumin ni ataeru (To Japanese compatriots; Cai Peihuo)
Nihon rōmanha debate
“Nihon rōmanha kōkoku,”
Nihon shojo kageki (Japanese Maidens’ Review)
Niitaka shinpō (newspaper)
Nishikawa Jun
Nishikawa Mitsuru; background of; on fengshui; and gender; and Japanese writers; on kuso realism; on Lu Heruo; works by
Nisshōki no moto ni (play; Beneath the Japanese flag; Takizawa Chieko)
nō drama
Nogi Maresuke
Northern Expedition (China)
“Number in the Colonial Imagination” (Appadurai)
Oak Club (Lishe)
ōaza (mura). See also villages
Ōbayashi Kiyoshi
Ogisu (army chief of staff)
Okada Yuzuru
Oki (head of military police)
Okinawa
Old City (painting; Ishikawa Kinichirō)
Old Literature. See New-Old Literatures Debate
Ōmachi Tokuzō
“one state, two systems,”
Orientalism, Japanese
Orientalism (Said)
Origuchi Shinobu
Osaka Asahi News
Ōsawa Sadakichi
Ōsawa Teikichi
Osterhammel, Jurgen
Ostrovitianov, Konstantin
Ota Masahiro
the Other; Nishikawa Mitsuru on
“Overload” (Zhang Wenhuan)
Pacific War. See World War II
painting: in Literary Taiwan; local-color souvenir; watercolor; Western-style. See also landscape painting
Pan Naizhen
Pangguan Sheng
parliament, Taiwanese, petitions for
Pearl Harbor incident (1941)
Peking opera
Peng Ge
Peng Hsiao-yen
Penghu
Penzig, Otto
Penzig Collection
Peony Poetry Society (Mudanshe)
People’s Association (Renmin xiehui)
People’s Literature (journal)
People’s Republic of China (PRC)
Pescadores
Philippines
Phillips, Anne
“Pinnong de biansi” (The unfortunate death of a poor farmer; Yang Kui)
pleinairism
poetry: Chinese (kanshi); classical vs. folk; and examination system; in journals; and New-Old Literatures Debate; and Nishikawa Mitsuru; reforms in; and schools; and social reform; societies for reading; southbound vs. northbound imagination in; under Zhengs
Poetry News (Shibao)
poetry societies (shishe); and New-Old Literatures Debate
police force: brutality of; and censorship; centralization of; and colonial government; and colonial knowledge; and control mechanisms; economic; and extra-bureaucratic system; and local administration; and mobilization; and native landed bourgeoisie; officials in; and postsurrender violence; and social reform movements; in Taiwanese history
political parties: Japanese; Taiwanese. See also Communist parties
politics; and art; biological; and colonial modernity; and culture; exchange mechanisms in; and folklore studies; and literature; and Minzoku Taiwan; new vocabulary in; and Nishikawa Mitsuru; racial; vs. statistics
politics, Japanese: and banning of Chinese; and colonial government
“Pomegranate” (Lu Heruo)
Poovey, Mary
population; and census; growth of
Porter, Theodore
Portuguese
postcolonial period. See also China, nationalist
postcolonial theory; and censuses; and ethnology; on “real” vs. “imaginary,”
prefectures (shū)
print culture
printing
problem consciousness
proletarian literature; and capitalism; in Japan; and kuso realism; and Liu Na’ou; vs. modernism; and universalism; and women
“Prospects for the Taiwanese Literary Scene” (Taiwan bungeikai no tenbō; Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Provincial Administrative Bureau, Taiwan
“Public Education in Formosa Under Japanese Administration” (Lim Bo-seng)
public health. See also medicine
public opinion
public safety. See also violence
public sphere
Puerto Rico
Python, Monty
Qifahui (Enlightenment Society)
Qing dynasty. See China, Qing
Qiu Fengjia
Qiu Ruoshan
Qu Yuan
Rabinow, Paul
Raccoon (play)
race; and censuses; in colonial government; sexualization of
racial discrimination; in education; and Japanese ethnographers
railroads; in fiction
rationing; and postsurrender violence
re-sinification; vs. Japanization; and language; and newspapers
realism; kuso (feces); social
rebellion; anti-Qing; of lower classes
reforms; in Japan; in literature; in local administration; and mobilization; social
Regimen sanitatis salernitanum (Arnaldi de Villanova)
“Regulations concerning Taiwan public schools,”
Rekisha (poetry society)
“Rekishi no aru Taiwan” (The Taiwan with a history; Nishikawa Mitsuru)
rekishi shōsetsu (historical tale)
religion: and assimilation; and dandyism; ethnology of; folk; Japanese; and Kobayashi; and kōminka; reorganization of; sexualization of; spheres of worship in; Taiwanese
“remake local customs” movement (Taiwan; 1936)
remuneration
Renmin daobao (People’s report)
“Renpai ni yosu” (poem; Hayashi Fusao)
reportage
representation
Republic of China. See China, nationalist
resistance; acceptance as; armed; to banning of Chinese; historiography of; by intellectuals; vs. intentional assimilation; to KMT; and land surveys; literature of; and media; to name-changing movement; and narrative; and native landed bourgeoisie; and postsurrender violence; of Yang Kui
Ressenden (Biographies of immortals; Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Ricoeur, Paul
Rikken Seiyukai (political party)
Rin Teiroku
“Rinkyō” (Lu Heruo)
Robinson, Michael
ROC. See China, nationalist
“Rōman” (Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Rōmanha debate
“Rōmantekiseishin to Rōmantekidōkō” (Takami Jun)
romanticism; in ethnology; French; in landscape painting; vs. proletarianism
Rong Hong
Rose, Nikolas
Rouge Chamber (Fenzhuang Lou)
Ruan Lingyu
Rui Feng
Rules and Regulations for Publications in Taiwan (Taiwan shuppan kisoku)
Runhui sheng
rural revival movement (Japan; nōsan gyōson keizai kōsei undō)
Russia
Russo-Japanese War (1904–5)
Ryūkyū Islands
“Ryūmyakuki” (Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Said, Edward W.; on Orientalism; on representation
Saitō (supreme court judge)
Sakaguchi Reiko
Sakai (naval officer)
Sakai Saburo
“Sakka, seikatsu, shakai” (Writers, life, and society; Yang Kui)
Sakujirō Shimomura
Sakuma Samata
Sano Manabu
Satō Haruo
Saturday School writers
Sayon Hayon
Sayon no kane (play; Murakami Genzō); performance of; and Wu’s book
Schneiberg, Marc
schools; banning of Chinese in; banning of Japanese in; Chinese in; Japanese-language; Japanese language in; Japanese regulations on; middle; missionary; under Qing; racial discrimination in; types of. See also education
science
Sein und Zeit (Heidegger)
Seiraian Incident (1915)
Seiyūkai faction
self-governance
“The Seven Maladies of Taiwan’s Poets” (Huang Wenhu)
Seventh Mother (Qiniang masheng; goddess)
sexuality; and dandyism; in ethnology; and Seiraian rebels
Shafu (The Butcher’s Wife; Li Ang)
Shanghai; civil war in; foreign culture in; governments of; literary salons in; New Woman in; Taiwanese students in
Shanghai School
Shao Xunmei
Shayang zhi zhong. See The Bell of Sayon
Shen Bao-jen
Shen Congwen
Shen Guanwen
Shenbao (newspaper)
Shepherd, John
Shi Wenqi
Shi Zhecun
Shiba Ryōtarō
Shibata Sunao
Shidehara Hiroshi (pres. Taipei Imperial University)
Shiga Shigetaka
Shiganhei (play; Volunteer soldier; Ōbayashi Kiyoshi)
“Shiganhei” (Zhou Jinbo)
Shih Tien-fu
Shimada Shōsei
Shimazaki Tōson
Shimonoseki, Treaty of (1895)
Shin, Gi-wook
Shinminpō (New people’s journal); banning of Chinese sections in
Shinsei shinpa (theater group)
Shinto
Shiotsuki Tōhō
Shirin Association of Like-minded Shirinites
“Shitaiseika no gaichi bunka,”
Shoseki kabushikikaisha (Tokyo)
Shouyang Garden
“Shouzhi” (Fingers; Mu Shiying)
Shōwa Kenkyūkai (research organization)
Showa shinpō (newspaper)
Shōzi Sōichi
shufang (private schools)
“Shūyōen zakkan” (Random notes on Shouyang Garden; Yang Kui)
shuyuan (private academies)
“Si” (Death; Yang Kui)
Singapore
Sino-Japanese War (1894–95)
Sino-Japanese War (1937); and Japanization
social control; and census; and local administration; and statistics
social control mechanisms: and crown prince’s visit; disciplining and training; exchange and mediation; and native landed bourgeoisie; punishment and threat
social education, office of (shakaika)
social grafting
socialism; and literature; of Yang Kui
Solomon Islands
songs
South Advance Project; and Minzoku Taiwan; Taiwan’s role in
South Gate Street (painting; Ishikawa Kinichirō)
Southeast Asia
southern barbarian (nanban) tradition
Southern (Nanfang; journal)
Southern Sound (Nanyin; journal)
Spain
spiritual mobilization campaign (kokumin seishin sōdōin)
Spivak, Gayatri
Star Society (Xingshe)
the state: governmentalization of; and literary movements; and local administration; metropolitan vs. colonial; and postsurrender violence; and society; and statistics
Statistical Summaries of Taiwan Province in the Past Fifty-One Years
statistics. See also censuses; land surveys
“A Steelyard” (Lai Ho)
Stoler, Ann Laura
students; in Japan; overseas; in Shanghai; in U.S.
Studies in Taiwan Art (art association)
Su Hsin-i
sub-prefectures
Sudō Toshiichi
sugar industry
Sun Yat-sen
surrealism
Suye village (Japan)
Suzuki Mitsuo
Tagore, Rabindranath
Tai, Mount (China)
Tai oan chheng lian (Taiwan youth; journal)
Taichu Public Middle School
Taichung; postsurrender violence in
Taichung Middle School
Taihō (Taiwan report)
Tainan; postsurrender violence in
Tainan Commercial College
Tainan mainichi shinbun (Tainan daily news)
Tainan News
Tainan Presbyterian Middle School
Tainan shinpō (Tainan news report)
Taipei; newspapers in; paintings of; postsurrender violence in
Taipei Imperial University (TIU)
Taipei Middle School
Taipei Normal School
Taiping Rebellion
Taisei shinpō (Taiwan politics report)
taisei yokusankai. See Imperial Rule Assistance Association
Taishō, Emperor
Taishō Democracy
Taitung
Taiwan: aboriginality in; history of; Japanese research on; marginality of; martial law in; as nation; return to China of; stages of colonialism in; “three divisions” of; wartime role of
Taiwan Art Exhibitions
Taiwan Arts Garden (Taiwan yiyuan)
Taiwan Arts (Taiwan yishu; journal)
Taiwan bungaku (Taiwanese literature; journal); and Bungei Taiwan; and Lu Heruo
Taiwan bungei (journal)
Taiwan Business News (Taiwan shohō)
Taiwan Cross-Island Railway (Taiwan sōkan tetsudō; Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Taiwan Cultural Association
Taiwan Daily News. See Taiwan mainichi shinbun; Taiwan nichinichi shinpō
Taiwan dōkasaku ron (On the assimilative policy in Taiwan; Shibata Sunao)
Taiwan Drama Society (Taiwan engeki kyōkai)
Taiwan Economic Times (newspaper)
Taiwan ehon (Taiwan pictorial; Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Taiwan fengwu (Taiwan folkways; journal)
Taiwan fudoki (A record of Taiwanese customs and lands; Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Taiwan Investigation Committee
Taiwan jihō (Taiwan times)
Taiwan jyūkantetsudō (Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Taiwan keisei shinpō (Taiwan government news)
Taiwan kenpūroku (The prominent folk customs of Taiwan; Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Taiwan kyōiku (Taiwan education)
Taiwan Literature Association (Taiwan wenshe)
Taiwan Literature Collective Journals (Taiwan wenyi congzhi)
Taiwan literature (Taiwan wenxue; journal)
Taiwan Literatus Association (Taiwan bungeika kyōkai)
Taiwan mainichi shinbun (Taiwan daily news)
Taiwan minpō (Taiwan people’s daily)
Taiwan New Civil News
Taiwan News (Taiwan shinbun; Taiwan shinpō)
Taiwan nichinichi shinpō (Taiwan daily news); on aborigines; and banning of Chinese language; circulation of; and Nishikawa Mitsuru; on painting
Taiwan nippō (newspaper)
“Taiwan no kisha,”
Taiwan no shakai kyōiku (The social education of Taiwan)
Taiwan People’s Daily (Taiwan minpō)
Taiwan Poetry Collection (Taiwan shihui)
Taiwan Poetry News (Taiwan shinpō)
Taiwan Populist Party
Taiwan puck (newspaper)
Taiwan retsushin den
Taiwan shohō (Taiwan business news)
Taiwan Shuppan keisatsuhō
Taiwan Street (painting; Ishikawa Kinichirō)
Taiwan Traveling Drama Troupe
Taiwan Watercolor Society
Taiwan Watercolors (art association)
Taiwan wenxue (Taiwan literature; journal)
Taiwan Writers’ Association
Taiwan Xinminbao (Taiwan new people daily)
Taiwan xinwenxue (Taiwan new literature; journal)
Taiwan Youth. See Tai oan chheng lian
Taiwanese Affairs, Bureau of
Taiwanese Democratic Nation
Taiwanese people (hontōjin); in colonial government; equal treatment of; immigration of; as imperial subjects; and local culture movement; military conscription of; nativization of; overseas. See also aborigines, Taiwanese; identity, national
Taiwanization movement
“Taiwan’s Landscape” (Ishikawa Kinichirō)
Takabayashi, Abbot
Takami Jun
Takao shinpō (newspaper)
Takasago puck (newspaper)
Takasago Theater Group
Takasago zoku. See aborigines, Taiwanese
Takashi Fujitani
Takata Yasuma
Takeda Rintarō
Takekoshi Yosaburo
Takeuchi Osamu
Taki Kōji
Takita Masaki
Takita Sadaharu
Takizawa Chieko
“Tale of Fort Orange” (Nishikawa Mitsuru)
Tanaka Collection
Tanaka Tashichirō
Tanaka Tyozaburo
Tang Jingsong
Tang Na
Tanimoto Seishin
Tanki isuiko e iku (play; Where are you going shaman?; Takeuchi Osamu)
Tarumi Chie
taste
Tateishi Tetsuomi
Tatsuishi Tesshin
taxation; and land surveys; and postsurrender violence
Tayama Katai
tea ceremony
technology; and colonial modernity
temple/shrine reorganization (jibyō seiri) policy
theater; The Bell of Sayon as; nō drama; Taiwanese traveling
369 Journal
Three Peoples Principle Youth Corps
Three Principles of the People
To the Three Gorges (painting; Su Hsin-i)
“Tōen’no kyaku,”
Togawa Hayao
Tōhō performance troop
Tokiomi Kaigo
Tokunaga Sunao
Tokyo
Tokyo Anthropology Magazine (Tōkyō jinruigaku zasshi)
Tokyo Imperial University
Tokyo School of Fine Art
Tolstoy, Leo
“Tomoshibi” (Lamp; Sakaguchi Reiko)
tonarigumi (neighborhood organizations)
Torii Ryūzō
“Torrent” (Wang Changxiong)
tourism
Traditional Customs, Temporary Bureau for Investigation of
transportation
Ts’ai, Caroline Hui-yu
Tsurumi, E. Patricia
Tu Ts’ung-ming
Tu Zhaoyan
U-shih-shan-fang Collection
Ueta Collection
United States (U.S.); censuses in; imperialism of; and Pearl Harbor; Taiwanese students in
universalism
urbanization
Utsushikawa Nenozo
vernacular Chinese (baihua); vs. classical; criticism of; literature in; and Minzoku Taiwan; in Taiwan; vs. Taiwanese dialect
village revival (minfū sakkō) movement
villages; administrative; in Japan; natural; people of. See also government, local
Villanova, Arnaldi de
violence: causes of; chronological analysis of; in colonies; large-scale; perpetrators of; popular; postsurrender; regional analysis of; in riots; state monopoly on; victims of
“Voluntary Soldiers” (Zhou Jinbo)
Wakabayashi Masahiro
Wang Baiyuan
Wang Bijiao
Wang Changxiong
Wang Der-wei, David
Wang Jingwei regime
Wang Shilang
Wang Yang-ming
Wang Zhiting
Ward, Neil
ward (ku) system
Washizu Atsushiya
Watanabe Yoshio
“Watercolor Painting and Taiwan’s Scenery” (Ishikawa Kinichirō)
“The Way” (Chen Huoquan)
“Wealth, Sons, and Longevity” (Lu Heruo)
Wei Qingde
the West: colonialism of; culture of; and gender; literature of; and modernity; painting from; and statistics
Westernization; and Japanization; and popular taste; and print culture; vs. re-sinification; in Shanghai
White, Hayden
White Birch School (Shirakaba-ha)
White Terror
Wilde, Oscar
Williams, Raymond
Wilson, L.M.
Wind and Moon News. See Fenggyuebao
Wind and Rain (painting; Kishita Seigai)
“Wo de xiao xiansheng” (My little teacher; Yang Kui)
“Wo you yikuai zhuan” (I have a brick; Yang Kui)
women: Caucasian; and dandyism; in film; Japanese; in literature; and modernity; and neighborhood organizations; and neo-sensationism; New; patriotic; religious practices of; sexuality of; and Shanghai types controversy
Women’s Pictorial (Furen huabao)
Woolf, Stuart
working class. See also lower classes
World War II; and The Bell of Sayon; and colonial administration; conscription for; and kōminka; and literature; and local administration; and Minzoku Taiwan; and national identity; and Nishikawa Mitsuru; and Pearl Harbor; and postsurrender violence; and Taiwan’s military status; Taiwan’s role in. See also Sino-Japanese War (1937)
Wu Chuo-liu
Wu Feng
Wu Man-sha
Wu Micha
Wu Nien-chen
Wu Wen-shing
Wu Xinrong
Wu Xiuqi
Wu Ying-tao
Wu Zhuoliu
“Wude kurabe” (A wrist wrestling; Yang Kui)
Wugui lieche (Trackless train; journal)
Xi Yufu
Xiaer guanzhen (newspaper)
Xiandai dianying (Modern screen; journal)
Xiao Jingyun
Xiao Yongdong
Xie Chunmu
Xie Xuehong
Xie Xueyu
Xin nüxing (The new woman; film)
Xin shenghuo bibao (New life bulletin)
Xindazhong (journal)
Xinsheng yuekan (New life monthly)
Xinshengbao (newspaper)
Xinxin (magazine)
Xiu Chao
Xu Beihong
Xu Sanlang
Xu Shoushang
Xu Zhimo
Xu Ziwen
“Ya bubian de meiguihua” (The indomitable rose; Yang Kui)
Yabe Teiji
Yaji Kita bōchō dōchūki (play; The travel diaries of Mr. Yaji and Mr. Kita’s prevention of espionage; Kikuoka Hisatoshi)
Yamada Kenjirō
Yamamoto Shimpei
Yamoto
Yanagi Muneyoshi
Yanagita Kunio; and Greater East Asian ethnology
Yanaihara Tadao
Yang Kui; anti-colonialism of; on form vs. content; gardens of; imprisonments of; and kuso realism; life of; works by
Yang Lu
Yang Shouyu
Yang Yunping
Yano Hōjin
Yao Jen-to
Yashi no shima (play; Palm tree island; Yata Yahachi)
Yata Yahachi
Ye Lingfeng
Ye Rongzhong
Ye Shitao
Ye Tao
Yen Chuan-ying
Yi Zu
Yin Chang-yi
Ying Society (Yingshe)
Yōbunkai (Gathering to promote literature; poetry society)
Yokohama
Yokohama Daily
Yoshie Takamatsu
“Youxi” (Game; Liu Na’ou)
Yu Dafu
Yu Qingfang
“Yuanding riji” (The gardener’s diary; Yang Kui)
Yuanyuan ke (Huang Wenhu)
“Zaishiju” (Lu Heruo)
“Zakuro” (Lu Heruo)
Zeng Jinke
Zhang Chunfu
Zhang Lijun
Zhang Ruogu
Zhang Wenhuan; and kuso realism; and Lu Heruo
Zhang Wenxun
Zhang Wojun
Zhang Yuan-fu
Zhang Ziping
Zheng Chenggong (Koxinga)
Zheng Kunwu
Zhenjingbao (newspaper)
Zhou Jinbo
Zhu Dianren
Ziye (Midnight; Mao Dun)