... ( seisansei ) integral to Japan's postwar economic resurgence. Prior to engaging Gotô's story, I demonstrate that the danchi was but one aspect of a thoroughgoing attempt to rationalize all aspects of urban existence; this was essentially Taylorism on a macroscopic scale. I move on to discuss Gotô's depiction...

... world. As in a Taylorized factory, commands were supposed to be relayed quickly from the top of society to the bottom. Although the new village movement initiated by the Nationalist government exhorted people to assume individual responsibility for their behavior, ironically it largely absolved people...

... of the term recogniz- able. For some, such as Alisdair MacIntyre and Charles Taylor, recogniz- able appears to be informed historically rather than philosophically. That is to say, it is not enough to identify a similar political predicament (say...

... and will look with new eyes at God’s creation. Don’t fear the consequences. Wel- come them.3* Following this tradition, in an essay titled “Suffer Little Children,” Paul Taylor of The Church of Christ in Thailand gives his account...

... Nocut) , March 24 . Taylor Diana . 1997 . Disappearing Acts: Spectacles of Gender and Nationalism in Argentina’s “Dirty War.” Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Taylor Diana . 2003 . The Archive and the Repertoire: Performing Cultural Memory in the Americas . Durham, NC...

... in notes 2 and 3 for more on Dermoût s personal life. For an overview of Batavian society over the course of 350 years, see Jean Gelman Taylor ([1983] 2005). Robert Nieuwenhuys, discussed in this article, was another key author of the period until his death in 1999. The English translation of his Oost...

..., Moira Roth, Shahzia Sikander, Nora Taylor, Lydia Matthews, Amy Lyford, Janet Kaplan, Kara Olsen Theiding, and Holland Cotter. It is hard to imagine that I turned forty today and that I even lived until the age...

... Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press 1998 Contributors E. Taylor Atkins is an assistant professor of history at Northern Illinois University, studies pop- ular arts and culture in twentieth-century Japan, and is writing...

... of interlocution, a concept coined by Charles Taylor (1989) in Sources of the Self, but which Seyla Ben- Habib (1999) expands on by bringing in a dialogical viewpoint. Part of Ben- Habib s discussion of webs of interlocution formed our second epigraph: The dialogic narrative view, which I share with Taylor...

... University. She has written most recently on the photography of Naitô Masatoshi and on the prewar precedents and current implications of “total war” in contemporary Japan. Ranjana Khanna is the Margaret Taylor Smith Director...

...- communications infrastructure and increased Taylorization was central to both. We will take up each of these developments in turn. The growth of India as an IT powerhouse had its origins in the seg- mentation of “intellectual” labor into creative...

... in Land Access and Local Con icts in the Red River Delta since Decollectivization,” in Social Inequality in Vietnam and the Challenges to Reform, ed. Philip Taylor (Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, – Quốc Thanh, “Giải tỏa đền bù: Làm sao...

... and South Asia as well as the circulation of progressive Islamic ideas across the Indian Ocean. He will spend 2021 as a visiting fellow at the London School of Econom- ics Saw Swee Hock Southeast Asian Center. Zawawi Ibrahim is a visiting professor at the Lakeside Campus of Taylor s University in Malaysia...

... . Phelan Peggy . 1993 . Unmarked: The Politics of Performance . London : Routledge . Pitts-Taylor Victoria . 2007 . Surgery Junkies: Wellness and Pathology in Cosmetic Culture . New Brunswick, NJ : Rutgers University Press . Rosenberg David . 2013 . “ Stark Portraits from...

... that have shaped and informed Thiep’s writing not be neglected. Notes For their generous advice and support, I wish to thank Nguyen Nguyet Cam, Keith Taylor, Hue Tam Ho Tai, Hy Van Luong, Trinh Huu Tuan, Truong Vu, Phan Quang Minh, John...

... how constructions of Korean tradition became part of a Japanese colonialist discourse of cultural authenticity.6 Taylor Atkins’s study of perceptions of Korea in colonial scholarship and popular culture and Robert Tierney’s study of Japanese...

... Fisherman . Translated by Colligan-Taylor Karen . New York : Rowman & Littlefield . Oreskes Naomi Conway Erik M. , eds. 2011 . Merchants of Doubt: How a Handful of Scientists Obscured the Truth on Issues from Tobacco Smoke to Global Warming . London : Bloomsbury . Petryna...

... exterior of the city . . . was painted on by the old regime. It must be realized that Ho Chi Minh City cannot be a consumer and commercial city. Ho Chi Minh City must be a producing city” (cited in Taylor The principle...

... of a Japanese education. Fan Wenjie, a Paiwan leader who was given an official title by the Qing, provides a particularly good example of the elite’s instrumental use of metropolitan dress.52 In 1886 George Taylor, a British man who kept the lighthouse...

... School, that it is mass commodi cation that produces uniform tastes devoid of aura and originality.26 More recently, Nora Taylor has pointed to conces- sions made by Vietnamese artists who produce art for the global market. Tourist desires...