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Sentimental Imperialists: America in Asia
Series Title:Pacific Century, The (Program 9)
Content:Documentary Film
Available From:Pacific Basin Extension, The
Review Available:Review
Media Type:Videocassette
Release Date:1992
Audience:Higher Education
Professional Development
High School
Running Time:60 min.
Physical Description:1 videocassette (60 min.); 1/2" + 1 faculty or teacher's guide
Language:English
Author:Pacific Basin Institute/Jigsaw Productions in association with NHK-Japan, KCTS/Seattle and Teleac/Holland
Produced by Peter Bull
Written by Peter Bull, Alex Gibney
Resource Library Number:AGV 20
ISBN:1559464100; 9781559464109
Subject:Economics and Business
History
Politics and Government
Subheading:Economic Development
Economic History
History, Early Modern (17th-19th Century)
History, Modern (19th-20th Century)
International Relations
Region:East Asia
East/West Relations
Southeast Asia
Country:China
Philippines



Abstract:

Using the case studies of American involvement with China and the Philippines, this program examines American attitudes toward Asia from 1776 to the present. The merchants, missionaries, and Marines--however well intentioned--often saw in Asia and Asians what they wanted to see, rather than the realities of those cultures and peoples.

Program nine in the Pacific Century series, which studies the interconnections between Pacific nations - and between those nations and the United States - within a geographical, cultural, and historical framework.

 

 






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