A history of pain: trauma in modern Chinese literature and film

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Memory, History, Trauma, Identity Memory, violence, and history Memory, Trauma, and Testimony

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AcknowledgmentsIntroductionPrelude: A History of PainPart I: Centripetal Trauma1. Musha 19302. Nanjing 19373. Taipei 1947Part II: Centrifugal Trauma4. Yunnan 19685. Beijing 1989Coda: Hong Kong 1997BibliographyFilmographyIndex

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