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289 Index “A Day in the Life of Kubo the Novelist” (Pak), 51 Achiwa Yasuhiko, 190–91 administrative districts, naming of, 37 agricultural workers, 106–7 Amaterasu: indigenous deities in relation to, 82–83; irreverent treatment, 74–76, 84–85, 200; Korean nobility and, 65; representation of, 70; reverence for, 180–81, 188, 2235n18; significance of, 1 amulets, shrine, 192–94, 198, 199, 260n124 An Chung-gŭn, 21, 207, 208, 209–10, 263n13 An Sun-hwan, 104 annexation of Korea, 23, 27, 28 anticolonial activities: causes, 96; of Christians, 219n4; March 1st Movement , 15–16, 43, 76, 77, 79, 166; monuments, 21, 207, 208, 209; postcolonial, 206; praying for liberation, 261n141; response to, 93–97. See also resistance anticommunist monuments, 211–17 Aoi Akihito, 262n4 Art Museum, Government-General, 51 Asia-Pacific War, 16–17, 20, 168, 170, 257n51 assimilation: capitalist aspects, 40; Ching on, 221n16; contradictory aspects of, 14–15; effects of, 204–5; failure of, 2; imperial subjectification in relation to, 169; limits of, 6; meanings of, 4–5, 10; obstacles to, 3; in planning logic, 49; Sho -zo - on, 1–2; urban reforms in relation to, 33–34 assimilation, civic. See civic assimilation assimilation, material. See material assimilation assimilation, spiritual. See spiritual assimilation Association of Neighbors, 165, 166–67 bathrooms, public, 136, 141 betterment levy (BL), 43, 55–58 Bostwick, H.R., 27 bridges, 34 Building One, 100fig. 11a calendars, shrine, 192–94, 198 capital cities, Korean, 224n2, 226n19 capitalist development, 40 Capitol Hall, 210–11, 264n28 celebrations of 1940: children and, 255n8; Namsan in, 181–85; in Nara Prefecture, 256n37; responses to, 171; torch relay, 175–76, 177fig. 17 Central Association of Sanitation Cooperatives (CASC), 158–59, 164 Central Korea Association, 120 Central Train Station, 35fig. 4, 49–50, 57fig. 6 Chakrabarty, Dipesh, 6 290 | Index Chamber of Commerce, Keijo -, 48 Ch’andŏk Palace, 33map, 57map Chatterjee, Partha, 7 children: exhibition-goers, 109, 110–11; imperial subjectivities, 186–87, 255n8; patriotic, 175 Chinese planning principles in Hanyang, 23 Ching, Leo, 17, 200, 221n16 Cho Chung-ŭng, 110, 112–13 cholera outbreaks, 132, 134, 142–43, 145 Chŏn Sŏng-uk: finances of, 159; leadership of, 87; self-governance of, 147, 160; spiritual assimilation of, 89, 240n96 Chŏng Sŏk-t’ae, 156 Ch’ŏnggye Stream, 23, 24fig. 1, 33fig. 3, 35fig. 4, 36, 266n54 Chongmyo (royal family’s ancestral shrine), 23, 24fig. 1, 234n9 Chongno: in 1928 plan, 59; cholera in, 142–43; Hwasin department store, 247n119; LR plan, 52, 53fig. 5; sanitation in, 140 Chongno 4-cho -me, 57fig. 6, 58 Chosŏn dynasty, 22, 23–24, 25, 28, 60, 79 Chosŏn ilbo, 13–14, 79, 155 Chosŏn Theological Seminary, 203 Christians, 2, 203, 207, 219n4, 261n141 Chu Yun-jŏng, 104 church membership statistics, 219n4 city planning (1925–1935): City Hall, 50; City Planning Law, 43; as cultural rule, 42–61; debates on, 44–46; design of, 51; expats role in, 47–48; limits of, 60–61; organic aspects, 44–45; significance of, 17–18; techniques of, 42–43. See also urban reforms City Police Board, 134 city wall, 35fig. 4 civic assimilation: elites use of, 167; hygienic modernity in relation to, 130–31; obstacles to, 131, 141–42; significance of, 19–20; through hygiene, 150 civic morality: Maeil sinbo on, 42; Matsui on, 41; promotion of, 38–39, 137, 138–39; spitting and, 141 civic rites versus religious practices, 62 class differences: elite women, 256n20; northern village, 124; parish donations, 78–79; shrine donations and, 71–72; significance of, 20–21; socioeconomic, 55–56, 58; underclass, 151; upward mobility, 5; wealth, 55–56. See also elite Koreans; poor Koreans; settlers, Japanese cleanups, neighborhood, 137–38, 139–140, 159–160 Collbran, Henry, 27 colonial Shinto -. See Shinto -, colonial “Conditions of an Imperializing Family” leaflet, 198, 199fig. 19 Confucian rituals, 200–201, 203 contact zones: defined, 11; in Hwangsŏng, 27; Shinto -, 66; significance of, 9–14; Taihei Boulevard, 74 contagious diseases. See diseases, contagious cooperatives, landowner, 54 crime, 12, 90, 105, 151 cross-dressing geisha, 68, 70 cultural rule: assimilation in relation to, 113–15; financing, 114–15; inequality of, 125–26; limits of, 129; purpose of, 113; response to, 121–24; sanitary reforms as, 156–57; self-governance and, 163; significance of, 15–16; tactics of, 43 Department of Agriculture, Commerce and Industry, 241n8 department stores, 115, 123, 247n119 Development Bank, 120 dioramas of sacred sites, 173–74 discrimination: causes, 147; critics of, 150; in...
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