One War, A Divided Peninsula, and Three Conflicting Images
The Korean War as Historical Memory in South Korea, China, and the United States
Three Shades of Historical Memory about the Korean War
Literature Review and Methodology
Between Bitterness and Animosity: The Korean War, Ideology, and South Korean Identity
Between Kangmei Yuanchao and the Rise of China as a Great Power: The Emergence of a “New History” of the Korean War, Zhongwai Lishi Gangyao, and Making China Great Again
“The Forgotten War,” American Patriotism, and the Debate over “Revisionism” in the United States
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Literature Review and Methodology
Between Bitterness and Animosity: The Korean War, Ideology, and South Korean Identity
Between Kangmei Yuanchao and the Rise of China as a Great Power: The Emergence of a “New History” of the Korean War, Zhongwai Lishi Gangyao, and Making China Great Again
“The Forgotten War,” American Patriotism, and the Debate over “Revisionism” in the United States
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY
