Constructing the colonized land : entwined perspectives of East Asia around WWII
Contents: Foreword, Prasenjit Duara Introduction, Izumi Kurioishi A study of Japanese colonial architecture in East Asia, Yasuhiko Nishizawa Recentering the city: municipal architecture in Shanghai, 1927-1937, Cole Roskam Scholarship and political identity: Asianism in Tadashi Sekinoa (TM)s survey of Chinese heritage before 1935, Xu Subin Transplanting state Shinto: the reconfiguration of existing built and natural environments in colonized Taiwan, Akihito Aoi From political governance and spatial restructure to urban transformation and architectural achievements: discourse on architecture in the Japanese colonial period, 1895-1945, Chao-Ching Fu Macaua (TM)s urban transformation 1927-1949: the significance of Sino-Portuguese foreign relations in the urban form, Paula Morais Colonial modernity and urban space: Seoul and the 1930s land readjustment project, Junichiro Ishida and Jooya Kim On Park Kil-ryonga (TM)s discovering, understanding, and designing of Korean architecture, Woo Don-Son Domesticating othersa (TM) space: surveys and reforms of housing in Chosen and Japan by Wajiro Kon, Izumi Kuroishi. Index.