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Both Hunt and Schneidewind had brought their Igorrote groups into America with permission from the U.S. government, an entity with a clear incentive to portray the people of the Philippines as primitive. How could such a society govern itself if it was filled with citizens as “backwards” as the Igorrotes? If it was true that Hunt was mistreating th
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Kagaku gijutsu, a phrase central to Japanese technocratic politics, is translated as “science-technology” in this book.
Hiromi Mizuno • Science for the Empire: Scientific Nationalism in Modern Japan
“Well, then, you now know enough to take part in today’s hearing. It was convened by the SFJC, which inherited the Wallfacer Project.” Then a window opened up on the holographic display, and an image of Bill Hines and Keiko Yamasuki appeared in it. They looked unchanged. Hines greeted Luo Ji with a smile, but Yamasuki sat impassively next to him, g
... See moreCixin Liu • The Dark Forest (The Three-Body Problem Series Book 2)
Japan’s best investment is in the younger generation of potential leaders of China. The more Chinese students there are in Japan, especially the children of central and provincial leaders, the better the prospects for long-term understanding and cooperation between the two countries.
Kuan Yew Lee • The Wit and Wisdom of Lee Kuan Yew
Manchuria was also important because it provided engineers with jobs.
Hiromi Mizuno • Science for the Empire: Scientific Nationalism in Modern Japan
In late July 1906, a couple of months after their contracts with Hunt expired, the government stepped in and sent home all of the Filipinos—except five who stayed on as witnesses in Hunt's trial. The court cases dragged on. Five Filipino witnesses were kept in America until March 1907. On March 20, they too returned to the Philippines.
Linda Qiu National Geographic Published • Tribal Headhunters on Coney Island? Author Revisits Disturbing American Tale
Truman Hunt was usually cool under pressure. But today was different. After more than six months of planning, it was almost time for the show to begin. He could hardly wait. The Igorrotes were going to be the talk of Coney Island. No, of the nation. Before they left the train, he gave them a pep talk. Truman was an enthusiastic, if sometimes inexac
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In other words, by asserting “science-technology,” the technocrats successfully changed the field of the politics of the “scientific.” For such politics, Manchuria and China were indispensable.