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Life in treaty port China and Japan, edited by Donna Brunero, Stephanie Villalta Puig

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This edited volume moves beyond the traditional examination of the treaty ports of China and Japan as places of cultural interaction. It moves ‘beyond the Bund’, presenting instead the history of material culture, the everyday life of the residents of the treaty ports beyond the symbology of Shanghai's waterfront. Bringing for the first time together scholars of China and Japan, museum curators, legal, economic and architectural historians, it studies the treaty ports not only as sites of cultural exchange, but also as sites of social contestation, accommodation and mobility, covering topics as varied as day to day life itself, such as family, property and law, health and welfare, travel, visual culture and memory. The call of this volume is to peel the multiple layers of the encounter between East and West in the treaty ports of China and Japan.--
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eng
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1 online resource
Contents
  • Intro; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgements; Contents; Notes on Contributors; List of Figures; Chapter 1: Introduction; The Treaty Ports: An Overview; Treaty Ports as 'Suidi'; Part I: The Everyday; Part II: Health and Welfare; Part III: Law and Land; Part IV: Visualising the Port; Part V: Treaty Port Legacies; Bibliography; Part I: Everyday Life; Chapter 2: 'Ponies, Amahs and All That …': Family Lives in China's Treaty Ports; Cartooning Everyday Life; Moving Beyond the Shanghailander; Ponies, the Amah and Gardens: Domestic Life; The Club; Gardens and Holiday Houses; Holiday Retreats
  • Musical Evenings and the GramophonePonies; Amahs and Domestic Help; Creating a Sense of Permanence; Bibliography; Chapter 3: Horses and Hostlers in the Making of a Japanese Foreign Settlement; Introduction; Early Foreign Engagement and the Finalisation of the Treaty Port; Machines of Settlement/Markers of Status; Vehicles of Status/Purveyors of Civilisation; Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 4: Beyond the Bund: Life in the Outports; Shanghai: And the Rest; The Remoteness of Things; Matters of Trade and the Role of the Consul; Security in a Foreign Land; Relations with the Chinese
  • A Sense of CommunityThe Thin End of the Wedge; Conclusion; Bibliography; Treaties and Other International Agreements; British Government Official Papers; Other Official Papers and Directories; Newspapers and Journals; Archives; Books and Articles; Part II: Health and Welfare; Chapter 5: Treaty Ports and the Medical Geography of China: Imperial Maritime Customs Service Approaches to Climate and Disease; Introduction; British Medicine and Environmental Geography; The British Constitution in the Environmental Geography of China; Medical Reports from Northern China; Newchwang (Yingkou)
  • Chefoo (Yantai)Medical Reports from Central China; Shanghae (Shanghai); Ningpo (Ningbo); Ichang (Yichang); Hankow (Hankou); Medical Reports from Southern China; Amoy (Xiamen); Foochow (Fuzhou); Kiukiang (Jiujiang); Wu-hu (Wuhu); Wenchow (Wenzhou); Takow (Kaohsiung); Hoihow (Haikou); Swatow (Shantou); Canton (Guangzhou); Conclusion; Bibliography; Primary Sources; Unpublished Manuscripts; Customs Gazette: Medical Reports as Published by the Inspector-General of Customs, Customs Press, Shanghai (by Author and Year)
  • Chapter 6: Japanese, International Migrants, and Cholera in the Yokohama Treaty Port, 1859-1899Introduction; Contextualising the Yokohama Treaty Port: Historical Overview and Interpretive Frame; The 1862 Cholera Outbreak; The 1877 Cholera Outbreak; The 1879 Cholera Outbreak; The 1886 Cholera Outbreak; Conclusion; Bibliography; Part III: Law and Land; Chapter 7: Extraterritoriality and the Rule of Law in the Treaty Ports: The Malay Murder Trials of the British Supreme Court for China and Japan; Introduction; Origins of Extraterritoriality; Opium Wars; Treaty of Nanking; A Note on Methodology
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9789811073687
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Life in treaty port China and Japan
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Life in treaty port China and Japan
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edited by Donna Brunero, Stephanie Villalta Puig
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Language
eng
Summary
This edited volume moves beyond the traditional examination of the treaty ports of China and Japan as places of cultural interaction. It moves ‘beyond the Bund’, presenting instead the history of material culture, the everyday life of the residents of the treaty ports beyond the symbology of Shanghai's waterfront. Bringing for the first time together scholars of China and Japan, museum curators, legal, economic and architectural historians, it studies the treaty ports not only as sites of cultural exchange, but also as sites of social contestation, accommodation and mobility, covering topics as varied as day to day life itself, such as family, property and law, health and welfare, travel, visual culture and memory. The call of this volume is to peel the multiple layers of the encounter between East and West in the treaty ports of China and Japan.--
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  • Brunero, Donna
  • Puig, Stephanie Villalta
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  • Free ports and zones
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  • Free ports and zones
  • Free ports and zones
  • East Asia
  • Imperialism
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Life in treaty port China and Japan, edited by Donna Brunero, Stephanie Villalta Puig
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Contents
  • Intro; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgements; Contents; Notes on Contributors; List of Figures; Chapter 1: Introduction; The Treaty Ports: An Overview; Treaty Ports as 'Suidi'; Part I: The Everyday; Part II: Health and Welfare; Part III: Law and Land; Part IV: Visualising the Port; Part V: Treaty Port Legacies; Bibliography; Part I: Everyday Life; Chapter 2: 'Ponies, Amahs and All That …': Family Lives in China's Treaty Ports; Cartooning Everyday Life; Moving Beyond the Shanghailander; Ponies, the Amah and Gardens: Domestic Life; The Club; Gardens and Holiday Houses; Holiday Retreats
  • Musical Evenings and the GramophonePonies; Amahs and Domestic Help; Creating a Sense of Permanence; Bibliography; Chapter 3: Horses and Hostlers in the Making of a Japanese Foreign Settlement; Introduction; Early Foreign Engagement and the Finalisation of the Treaty Port; Machines of Settlement/Markers of Status; Vehicles of Status/Purveyors of Civilisation; Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 4: Beyond the Bund: Life in the Outports; Shanghai: And the Rest; The Remoteness of Things; Matters of Trade and the Role of the Consul; Security in a Foreign Land; Relations with the Chinese
  • A Sense of CommunityThe Thin End of the Wedge; Conclusion; Bibliography; Treaties and Other International Agreements; British Government Official Papers; Other Official Papers and Directories; Newspapers and Journals; Archives; Books and Articles; Part II: Health and Welfare; Chapter 5: Treaty Ports and the Medical Geography of China: Imperial Maritime Customs Service Approaches to Climate and Disease; Introduction; British Medicine and Environmental Geography; The British Constitution in the Environmental Geography of China; Medical Reports from Northern China; Newchwang (Yingkou)
  • Chefoo (Yantai)Medical Reports from Central China; Shanghae (Shanghai); Ningpo (Ningbo); Ichang (Yichang); Hankow (Hankou); Medical Reports from Southern China; Amoy (Xiamen); Foochow (Fuzhou); Kiukiang (Jiujiang); Wu-hu (Wuhu); Wenchow (Wenzhou); Takow (Kaohsiung); Hoihow (Haikou); Swatow (Shantou); Canton (Guangzhou); Conclusion; Bibliography; Primary Sources; Unpublished Manuscripts; Customs Gazette: Medical Reports as Published by the Inspector-General of Customs, Customs Press, Shanghai (by Author and Year)
  • Chapter 6: Japanese, International Migrants, and Cholera in the Yokohama Treaty Port, 1859-1899Introduction; Contextualising the Yokohama Treaty Port: Historical Overview and Interpretive Frame; The 1862 Cholera Outbreak; The 1877 Cholera Outbreak; The 1879 Cholera Outbreak; The 1886 Cholera Outbreak; Conclusion; Bibliography; Part III: Law and Land; Chapter 7: Extraterritoriality and the Rule of Law in the Treaty Ports: The Malay Murder Trials of the British Supreme Court for China and Japan; Introduction; Origins of Extraterritoriality; Opium Wars; Treaty of Nanking; A Note on Methodology
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9789811073687
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illustration.
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  • on1030303424
  • (OCoLC)1030303424
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Life in treaty port China and Japan, edited by Donna Brunero, Stephanie Villalta Puig
Publication
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unknown
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Carrier category
online resource
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  • cr
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rdacarrier
Color
multicolored
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Intro; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgements; Contents; Notes on Contributors; List of Figures; Chapter 1: Introduction; The Treaty Ports: An Overview; Treaty Ports as 'Suidi'; Part I: The Everyday; Part II: Health and Welfare; Part III: Law and Land; Part IV: Visualising the Port; Part V: Treaty Port Legacies; Bibliography; Part I: Everyday Life; Chapter 2: 'Ponies, Amahs and All That …': Family Lives in China's Treaty Ports; Cartooning Everyday Life; Moving Beyond the Shanghailander; Ponies, the Amah and Gardens: Domestic Life; The Club; Gardens and Holiday Houses; Holiday Retreats
  • Musical Evenings and the GramophonePonies; Amahs and Domestic Help; Creating a Sense of Permanence; Bibliography; Chapter 3: Horses and Hostlers in the Making of a Japanese Foreign Settlement; Introduction; Early Foreign Engagement and the Finalisation of the Treaty Port; Machines of Settlement/Markers of Status; Vehicles of Status/Purveyors of Civilisation; Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 4: Beyond the Bund: Life in the Outports; Shanghai: And the Rest; The Remoteness of Things; Matters of Trade and the Role of the Consul; Security in a Foreign Land; Relations with the Chinese
  • A Sense of CommunityThe Thin End of the Wedge; Conclusion; Bibliography; Treaties and Other International Agreements; British Government Official Papers; Other Official Papers and Directories; Newspapers and Journals; Archives; Books and Articles; Part II: Health and Welfare; Chapter 5: Treaty Ports and the Medical Geography of China: Imperial Maritime Customs Service Approaches to Climate and Disease; Introduction; British Medicine and Environmental Geography; The British Constitution in the Environmental Geography of China; Medical Reports from Northern China; Newchwang (Yingkou)
  • Chefoo (Yantai)Medical Reports from Central China; Shanghae (Shanghai); Ningpo (Ningbo); Ichang (Yichang); Hankow (Hankou); Medical Reports from Southern China; Amoy (Xiamen); Foochow (Fuzhou); Kiukiang (Jiujiang); Wu-hu (Wuhu); Wenchow (Wenzhou); Takow (Kaohsiung); Hoihow (Haikou); Swatow (Shantou); Canton (Guangzhou); Conclusion; Bibliography; Primary Sources; Unpublished Manuscripts; Customs Gazette: Medical Reports as Published by the Inspector-General of Customs, Customs Press, Shanghai (by Author and Year)
  • Chapter 6: Japanese, International Migrants, and Cholera in the Yokohama Treaty Port, 1859-1899Introduction; Contextualising the Yokohama Treaty Port: Historical Overview and Interpretive Frame; The 1862 Cholera Outbreak; The 1877 Cholera Outbreak; The 1879 Cholera Outbreak; The 1886 Cholera Outbreak; Conclusion; Bibliography; Part III: Law and Land; Chapter 7: Extraterritoriality and the Rule of Law in the Treaty Ports: The Malay Murder Trials of the British Supreme Court for China and Japan; Introduction; Origins of Extraterritoriality; Opium Wars; Treaty of Nanking; A Note on Methodology
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SPR1030303424
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unknown
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1 online resource
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unknown
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online
Isbn
9789811073687
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unknown
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computer
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rdamedia
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  • c
Other physical details
illustration.
Quality assurance targets
not applicable
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  • on1030303424
  • (OCoLC)1030303424

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