| Number 142 April 2014 |
The Twenty-First Century Review
Controversies on Sino-Japanese Historical Perspectives
4
The Sino-Japanese War and Historical Reflections
Lee Chiu-chun
14
Lessons of Civilization: Ultra-nationalism under the Influence of National Learning in Japan
Lü Yu-xin
24
Impression of “Emotional Memory”: Subjectivity and Objectivity in Narrative History
Ito Takayuki
Research Articles
29
“Entering Europe” in Terms of Civilization and “Leaving Asia” in Terms of Politics: The Logical Structure of Fukuzawa Yukichi’s “Theory of Civilization”
Zhou Song-lun
42
Constitution and Democracy: Liang Qichao’s Theory of Political Regime and State System
Gao Li-ke
55
Why Did the “Baihua Wen” (Vernacular Writing) Prevail during the May Fourth Period?
Huang Hua
68
Authoritarian Politics and University Autonomy: Further Study of the Expulsion of Principal Nan-hsuan Woo from Tsinghua University
Huang Ling-tan
86
“The Left” and “the Right” among Chinese Netizens
Ma De-yong, Zhang Shu-xia
View on the World
104
The Documentary Films on Great Famine in the Folk “Memory Project”
Wu Wen-guang
Book Reviews
118
Beyond China—The Foreign Context of Sinology: A Review on Edward L. Shaughnessy, “Xing” and “Xiang”: Collected Works on the Study of Ancient Chinese Cultural History
Chan Ka-lai
125
The Rise of Chinese Protestant Literature Studies: A Review on John T. P. Lai, Negotiating Religious Gaps: The Enterprise of Translating Christian Tracts by Protestant Missionaries in Nineteenth-Century China
Yao Da-dui
134
The Metaphor of Oracle Bones: A Review on Peter Hessler, Oracle Bones: A Journey through Time in China
Bi Yuan
142
A Mysterious History: A Review on Bob T. Wakabayashi, ed., The Nanking Atrocity, 1937-38: Complicating the Picture
Li Jie
152
Tripartite Interactions
154
From the Editor’s Desk
155
Pictorial Credits
