Table of Contents

Introduction: Confronting the Ghosts of War in East Asia PART I: Reconciliation as Method 1. On the Frontiers of History: Territory and cross-border dialogue in East Asia 2. Historiography, Media and Cross-Border Dialogue in Korea: Korea's uncertain path to reconciliation 3. Reconciliation Onscreen: The Second Sino-Japanese War in Chinese War Movies 4. Letters to the Dead: Grassroots historical dialogue in East Asia's borderlands PART II: Re-Framing Memories 5. Gender and Representations of the War in Tokyo Museums 6. Remembering the Unfinished Conflict: Museums and the Contested Memory of the Korean War 7. Art, Photography and Remembering Hiroshima 8. Heroes, Collaborators and Survivors: Korean kamikaze pilots and the ghosts of war in Japan and Korea

About the Author

Tessa Morris-Suzuki is Professor of Japanese History at the Australian National University.

Morris Low is Associate Professor of Japanese History at the University of Queensland, Australia.

Leonid Petrov is a former Chair of Korean Studies at Sciences Po (Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris) and teaches Korean History and Language at the University of Sydney, Australia.

Timothy Y. Tsu is Professor in the School of International Studies, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan.