Title Page, Copyright, Dedication

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List of Maps and Figures

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Acknowledgments

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Contents

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Introduction

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Part I: Agency

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List of Abbreviations

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Chapter 4: The New Life Movement in Context: Deploying Shame to Modernize China

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Chapter 2: Enduring Humiliation in Jinan

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Appendix: Timelines for China, Taiwan, and India

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Chapter 1: Drafting Chiang's Narrative in the Shilüe

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Chapter 3: Diversifying His Uses of Chi: Domestic Disunity and Foreign Conflict

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Part II: Structure

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Chapter 5: Chi and Leaders of Republican China

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Glossary of Chinese Characters

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Chapter 6: Chi and Satyagraha: Chiang, Gandhi, and the Imperial Powers

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Conclusion: The Legacy of Chiang's Chi Narrative

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Bibliography

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Notes

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Speaking to Posterity: Shame, Humiliation, and the Creation of Chiang Kai-Shek's Nanjing Era Legacy

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Source: Twentieth-Century China. 36(2):148-168

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