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- Title
Gutu yu bianjiang: Manzhou minzu yu juojia rentong li de dongbei.
- Authors
Shao Dan
- Abstract
This article examines a core problem in the general field of borderland studies from the perspecive of Manzu/Manchu history: how do the changes in territoriality and identity interact with each other in borderland history. The history and culture of the Manzu/Manchus has occupied a prominent status in the field of Qing history during the past several decades. However, the Manzu/Manchus have often been overlooked in other fields, in particular in the field of 20th-century China and the East Asian borderlands, in North American academia. This article, based on excerpts from my book entitled Remote Homeland, Recovered Borderland (University of Hawaii Press, 2011), analyzes the historical process by which the Manchus redefined their notion of homeland and reconfigured their ethnic and national identities in the late Qing.
- Subjects
MANCHURIA (China); CHINA; MANCHUS; QING dynasty, China, 1644-1912; BORDERLANDS; CHINESE national character
- Publication
Qing History Journal, 2011, Vol 81, Issue 1, p21
- ISSN
1002-8587
- Publication type
Article