Pan-asianism and renaissance in interwar Japan from a global perspective

Intellectual History Review 33 (4):727-745 (2023)
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This article explores Pan-Asianism; that is, the loose set of convictions which predicate, firstly, that Asia—beyond its complex and changing geographical, cultural, and religious characteristics—c...

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