Stefan Tanaka is Associate Professor of History, University of California, San Diego.

• ACKNOWLEDGMENTSINTRODUCTION:THE DISCOVERY OF HISTORYPART ONE: FINDING EQUIVALENCE1From Kangaku to 1oyiishi: The Search for History2Toyoshi: The Convergence of East and WestPART TWO: CREATING DIFFERENCEInterlude: Difference and Tradition3Shina: The Separation of Japan from China4Shina: The Narration of Japan's Emergence5Shina: The Authorization of a Discourse6Archeology: The Institutionalization of ShinaEPILOGUE: THE RENOVATION OF THE PASTWORKS CITEDINDEX

Stefan Tanaka is Associate Professor of History, University of California, San Diego.

• ACKNOWLEDGMENTSINTRODUCTION:THE DISCOVERY OF HISTORYPART ONE: FINDING EQUIVALENCE1From Kangaku to 1oyiishi: The Search for History2Toyoshi: The Convergence of East and WestPART TWO: CREATING DIFFERENCEInterlude: Difference and Tradition3Shina: The Separation of Japan from China4Shina: The Narration of Japan's Emergence5Shina: The Authorization of a Discourse6Archeology: The Institutionalization of ShinaEPILOGUE: THE RENOVATION OF THE PASTWORKS CITEDINDEX

Stefan Tanaka is Associate Professor of History, University of California, San Diego.

• ACKNOWLEDGMENTSINTRODUCTION:THE DISCOVERY OF HISTORYPART ONE: FINDING EQUIVALENCE1From Kangaku to 1oyiishi: The Search for History2Toyoshi: The Convergence of East and WestPART TWO: CREATING DIFFERENCEInterlude: Difference and Tradition3Shina: The Separation of Japan from China4Shina: The Narration of Japan's Emergence5Shina: The Authorization of a Discourse6Archeology: The Institutionalization of ShinaEPILOGUE: THE RENOVATION OF THE PASTWORKS CITEDINDEX