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Clark, Amanda C. Roth

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-5023-7_3

Christianity in Modern China

2017

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-5023-7_3

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Amanda C. Roth Clark

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“…These include, among others, J.D. Clark, Formosa (1896); Campbell Moody, The Saints of Formosa (1912); Marjorie Landsborough, In Beautiful Formosa (1922); and Duncan Macleod, The Island Beautiful (1923).37 These books were all written by members of the Presbyterian Mission in Taiwan.38 In addition to these accounts, the period also witnessed an increase in travel writing. These include Owen Rutter's Through Formosa: An Account of Japan's Island Colony (1923) and Walton W.H.…”

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Finding the Threads in Taiwan History and Historiography

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Eur. J. East Asian Stud.

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The quest to situate Taiwan, and its history, as a field of study continues to accompany a flow of dirges. Taiwan Studies has been argued to occupy ‘a marginal position’ within the field of Chinese Studies, while at the same time it is acknowledged that those who are interested in China cannot ignore Taiwan entirely. Some argue that the study of Taiwan is ‘an impossible task’ since ‘Taiwan is already written out of mainstream Western discourse due its insignificance’. This survey (though by no means exhaustive) is an effort to chart the evolution of Taiwan history and historiography and argue that those engaging with the study of Taiwan have always sought ways to adapt and thrive. Attention to this is important as scholars of Taiwan seek to define the field as thing unto itself.

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Eur. J. East Asian Stud.

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