Contents List of Illustrations Preface 1. What's in a Name? Culture, Identity, and the "Taiwan Problem" 2. Where Did the Aborigines Go? Reinstating Plains Aborigines in Taiwan's History 3. "We Savages Didn't Bind Feet": Culture, Colonial Intervention, and Long-Route Identity Change 4. "Having a Wife is Better than Having a God": Ancestry, Governmental Power, and Short-Route Identity Change 5. "They Came With Their Hands Tied Behind Their Backs": Forced Migrations, Identity Changes, and State Classification in Hubei 6. Theory and Politics: Understanding Choices at the Border to Han Notes References Character List Index

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Melissa J. Brown is Assistant Professor of Anthropological Sciences at Stanford University. She is the editor of Negotiating Ethnicities in China and Taiwan (1996).

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