Lecture __
First, explain the larger context: China's entry into WWII. (I think probably I'll take a page from Jonathan Spence)
Explain what "Jumping through hoops means" with close association to the more general picture above.
List out what you want students to look for in the coming readings.
Sources Used for this Lecture:
Wang Jing, Jumping Through Hoops
Wang Jing, When "I" Was Born
Review essays.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Lecture Outline: Wartime Autobiography
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