The Discourse of Race in Modern China by Dikotter, Frank -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Page Contents Preface to the Revised and Expanded Edition Preface Acknowledgements 1. Race as Culture: Historical Background

Section One

The barbarian in the classics The barbarian in mythology Environmental determinism ‘Raw’ and ‘cooked’ barbarians Skin colour White ash Black coal

Section Two

Anti-Buddhism Song loyalism Anti-Manchuism

2. Race as Type (1793–1895)

Demonology Teratology Anatomy Geography Typology

3. Race as Lineage (1895–1903)

Racial war Racial origins Racial extinction Racial classification Racial hierarchy Racial frontiers Racial assimilation ‘Western influence’ Alternatives

4. Race as Nation (1903–1915)

Racial evolution Racial preservation Racial ancestry Racial origins Racial nationalism

5. Race as Species (1915–1949)

Introduction Origins Colour Hair Intelligence Stereotypes Hierarchy Armageddon

6. Race as Seed (1915–1949)

Background Expansion Apogee

7. Race as Nationality (1949–2012)

Race and class under Mao Race and nation since 1978 Eugenics Popular racism

Notes Bibliography Index

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