TEAM RESEARCH REPORTS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS
TAKII Kazuhiro, ed.,
Meiji to iu isan: Kindai Nihon o meguru hikaku bunmeishi (A Legacy Called “Meiji”: A Comparative History of Civilization of Modern Japan)
Minerva Shobō, October 2020.
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- Meiji to iu isan: Kindai Nihon o meguru hikaku bunmeishi (A Legacy Called “Meiji”: A Comparative History of Civilization of Modern Japan)
It has been 150 years since the Meiji Restoration took place. During that time Japan established a unified nation-state with astonishing speed and rose to become a first-class world power, ultimately expanding into foreign territories and leaving massive scars in the East Asian world. Other countries still observe this course of Japan’s development with envy and resentment alike. What was the ideology and what were the conditions that allowed for such an unusual era in world history? This book re-examines the Meiji era as part of the legacy of human society.
(Translated from the Minerva Shobō website)
MORE PUBLICATIONS
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KARUBE Tadashi, TAKII Kazuhiro, UMEDA Yurika, eds.
Shūkyō, kōsō, seiji: shuken kokka no shigen to genzai (Religion, contestation, and politics: the past and present of the sovereign state)
Chikura shobō, December 2023. -
ŌTSUKA Eiji, HOSHINO Yukiyo, eds.Rōdō to shintai no taishū bunka (The Popular Culture of Labor and the Human Body)
SUISEISHA, December 2023. -
YAMADA Shoji,ed.
Shukushō shakai no bunka sōzō：Fu：“shukushō shakai no ebidensu to messēji”ten no kiroku (Cultural Creativity in a Shrinking Society (with A Record of the Exhibition “Evidence of, and Messages from, a Shrinking Society))
Shibunkaku Shuppan, August 2023. -
TAKII Kazuhiro, Alistair SWALE, eds.
Meiji ishin to taishū bunka (The Meiji Restoration and Popular Culture)
Shibunkaku Shuppan, March 2023. -
INOUE Shōichi, SAITŌ Hikaru eds.,
Nūdo no Higashi Ajia: Fūzoku no kindaishi (East Asia in the Nude: A Modern History of Customs)
TANKOSHA, March 2023. -
Consortium for Global Japanese Studies, ed.“Kokusai Nihon kenkyū” no shintenkai: Yōroppa to no taiwa kara (New Developments in Global Japanese Studies: In Dialogue with Europe)
International Research Center for Japanese Studies, March 2023.