Colonizing Language: Cultural Production and Language Politics in Modern Japan and Korea (Hardcover)

Acknowledgments
A Note on Names, Terminology, and Translations
Introduction
1. National Language Ideology in the Age of Empire
2. “Let Me In!”: Imperialization in Metropolitan Japan
3. Envisioning a Literature of the Imperial Nation
4. Coming to Terms with the Terms of the Past
5. Colonial Legacies and the Divided “I” in Occupation-Period Japan
6. Collaboration, Wartime Responsibility, and Colonial Memory
Epilogue
Appendix: Korean Authors and Literary Critics
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Index