War and Stereotypes : The Image of Japan's Military Abroad.

Intro -- Contents -- Introduction: Japan's Military as Seen from Abroad -- Chapter 1 The Changing Image: The Formosan Expedition in 1874 in the Eyes of the Local Anglo-Saxon Press -- Chapter 2 The Stabilization of the Image: The Satsuma Rebellion in 1877 in the Eyes of the Local Anglo-Saxon Press -- Chapter 3 Asia's Hope and Pacific Peril: Emergence of Japan as a Military Threat in the American Press at the End of the 19th Century -- Chapter 4 Gallant Little Soldiers: The Boxer Uprising and the Development of a Martial Image of Japan -- Chapter 5 The Russo-Japanese War and the Perception of the Japanese Army in Imperial Germany -- Chapter 6 The Japanese Soldier in American Popular Songs: A Comparison of Songs from the Russo-Japanese War (1904-05) and from the Pacific War (1941-1945) -- Chapter 7 Monsters or Men? Popular Perceptions of Japanese POWs on American Soil -- Chapter 8 Reshaping the Images of a Fallen Army: Postwar Narratives of the Imperial Japanese Army and Civilian Massacres in British Malaya -- Contributors -- Index.

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