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Book Introduction
Compared to the fact that specific theories about Japan are relatively well-introduced in Korea, there are fewer books than expected that help approach Japanese history in a holistic manner.
There are a few books out there, but they often miss even the content that has become established academic knowledge nearly 20 years after its publication.
This book was published to resolve such inconveniences.
This book addresses this regret by concisely summarizing and outlining research trends on key issues in Japanese history from ancient times to modern times.
Among the diverse range of books on Japanese history available in Korea, this translation is perhaps the first to encompass all eras while also comprehensively covering recent research achievements rather than simply providing a chronological narrative.
For readers with a basic knowledge of Japanese history, I believe this book will serve as a good guide to the next step.
Although this is a reference book for each individual to read and find topics of interest, the translators recommend that you read at least the general introduction of each chapter thoroughly.
This is because it not only provides an overview of the era, but also points out its meaning and difficulties.
And all the translators say in unison that they learned a lot while translating.
This is something that can only be written by taking into account one's own field and adjacent fields, and it is something that can only be said because the authors themselves have carefully read the texts before translating them.
There are a few books out there, but they often miss even the content that has become established academic knowledge nearly 20 years after its publication.
This book was published to resolve such inconveniences.
This book addresses this regret by concisely summarizing and outlining research trends on key issues in Japanese history from ancient times to modern times.
Among the diverse range of books on Japanese history available in Korea, this translation is perhaps the first to encompass all eras while also comprehensively covering recent research achievements rather than simply providing a chronological narrative.
For readers with a basic knowledge of Japanese history, I believe this book will serve as a good guide to the next step.
Although this is a reference book for each individual to read and find topics of interest, the translators recommend that you read at least the general introduction of each chapter thoroughly.
This is because it not only provides an overview of the era, but also points out its meaning and difficulties.
And all the translators say in unison that they learned a lot while translating.
This is something that can only be written by taking into account one's own field and adjacent fields, and it is something that can only be said because the authors themselves have carefully read the texts before translating them.
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Part I: Issues in Ancient Japanese History 19
Ancient General Theory.
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01. Jomon period - when did it begin, was agriculture practiced, were there any gaps?
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02. Island Society of the Yayoi Period - What was Yayoi Culture?
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03. Yamatai Kingdom - How the Yamato Regime Became.
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04. The Kofun Period and the Yamato Regime - How were ancient states established?
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05. Yamato Regime and the Korean Peninsula - What was Imna?
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06. Why the Five Kings - What was their position in East Asia?
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07. The Iwai Rebellion - What impact did it have on the ruling system of Japan?
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08. Beminje - How was the rule of the Yamato regime established and developed?
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09. The spread of Buddhism - How did Japan accept Buddhism?
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10. Soga-ssi - What kind of politics did he pursue?
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11. Taika Reform - Was there ever the greatest reform in ancient times?
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12. Small Empires in East Asia - Was there a small empire in ancient Japan?
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13. The Troubles of Pregnancy - Why did the greatest civil war in ancient times occur?
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14. Theory of a Legal State - Are ancient states legal states?
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15. The Ancient Empress - Was she a temporary intermediary?
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16. Ancient Manor - What is an Early Manor?
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17. State Buddhism and Gyoki - Has Gyoki Betrayed?
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18. Ancient Family Theory - How should we view the lives of ancient people?
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19. Military - Is the theory of a regional chief of staff valid?
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20. Ancient Japan as seen in wooden tablets - What can we learn from the Nagaya royal family wooden tablets?
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21. Tenji and Tenmu - Was the era of Konin and Kanmu a turning point?
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22. Heian Buddhism - What did Saicho and Kukai bring?
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23. Ancient Society - What can we learn from land tenure?
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24.10th Century Rebellions - What were the Taira no Masakado Rebellion and the Fujiwara no Sumitomo Rebellion?
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25. Ahyung Incident - Was it a political dispute between Emperor Uda and Fujiwara no Mototsune?
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26. Recipient - What role did he play?
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27. Combination of God and Buddha - How did the idea of combining God and Buddha develop?
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28. National Culture - What was the culture of the Sup-gwan period like?
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29.4 Wonsa and 6 Seungsa - What was the relationship between the Sup-gwan-gi and the expeditionary period?
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30. Buddhism in the late Heian period - Did Northern Song and Liao Buddhism influence Hyeonseo Buddhism?
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31. Theory of Warriors - How did warriors emerge?
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Part II: Issues in Medieval Japanese History 122
General Theory of the Middle Ages.
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01. Characteristics of Japanese medieval monarchy as seen from the world - Is Japanese medieval monarchy special when viewed from the world perspective?
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02. Japanese Medieval Religion in the World - What are its characteristics?
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03. Regency and Expeditions - Did the expeditions deny the regency?
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04. Establishment of the Jangwon system - ‘Address theory’ and its tasks.
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05. The Monk Network of the Late Heian Period and Kamakura Period - How They Moved and What They Bringed.
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06. The Jisho-Juei Civil War - Why did it happen and what did it lead to?
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07. Kamakura Shogunate's Rule of the Country - How did the Kamakura Shogunate rule the country?
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08. The court and public society of the Kamakura and Nanboku periods - How did they change and what did they aim for?
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09. Buddhism in Kamakura - How to understand Buddhism in Kamakura.
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10. Acceptance of Chinese Song and Yuan culture - What impact did it have on Japanese society?
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11. The significance of the Northern and Southern Dynasties War - How did it change Japanese society?
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12. Muromachi Shogunate and National Order - How should we think about the relationship between the central and local governments in the late Middle Ages?
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13. The Muromachi period's manor system - Was the Muromachi period an era of manor systems?
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14. Distribution in the Muromachi period - How did people and goods move across the archipelago?
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15. Buddhism in the Northern and Southern Dynasties and Muromachi Period - Society and Religion in an Era Without 'Principal Investigators'.
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16. The significance of the Onin War - a turning point in history.
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17. Emperors and the Court of the Muromachi and Warring States Periods - What social roles did they play?
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18. Politics and power in the Kinai region during the Warring States period - How to describe Kinai political history.
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19. Politics and Society of the Dongguk Province in the Late Middle Ages - How to Describe the History of Dongguk from the Kamakura Period to the Warring States Period.
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20. The power and literature of the daimyo across the country - What was the relationship between regional power and Kyoto?
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21. Medieval Class System and Discrimination - How should we view the class system and discrimination in the Middle Ages?
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22. Medieval city - how to portray its characteristics and reality.
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23. Medieval Villages and Religion and Ritual - What did religion and ritual mean to people?
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24. Medieval Gods and Believers - What was God to medieval people?
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25. The Diversity of Medieval Sources - How to Understand the Expansion of Materials to Describe the Whole.
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26. Medieval literary culture - What can we learn about medieval society from sentences and writing style?
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27. Medieval Combat - How It Happened and How It Changed.
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28. Functions and characteristics of medieval castles - How to evaluate medieval castles.
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29. Medieval 'Ie' and women - What characterizes medieval society.
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30. Participating in Environmental History - How it will change the study of medieval history.
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Part III: Issues in Modern Japanese History 230
General theory of modern times.
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01. Shokuho regime - How to understand the establishment of the modern era.
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02. The Edo Shogunate's National Rule - How did the Shogunate unite the various daimyo?
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03. Village and People - Why are 80% of the population in modern times people?
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04. The rule of the city by the shogunate power - How did the jonin participate in the rule of the city?
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05. Unlocking the Japanese-style peace order - How to refer to foreign relations.
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06. The status of the court under the Edo shogunate - What did the shogunate expect from the court in the early modern period?
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07. The Shogunate's Rule over Private Affairs - How did the Shogunate rule private affairs?
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08. Christianity and the Spread of Science - Why did missionaries introduce Western science and how was it accepted?
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09. Law of the Edo Shogunate - How did the Shogunate establish and implement the law?
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10. Alternation of Attendance - How did the alternation of attendance become formalized?
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11. Relations between the shogunate and the clan - How did the shogunate and the clan negotiate politically?
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12. Finance - Is the Daimyo 'Bankrupt'?
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13. Practice of Confucian Rituals - How did Confucian scholars practice Confucian rituals?
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14. Rice Market - How was rice traded?
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15. Local Merchants' Trade - How did local merchants trade?
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16. Edo's Chonin Society - How could an overcrowded and unstable Chonin society survive?
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17. Landlords and Tenants - How did the landowners enter into a tenancy agreement with the tenants?
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18. Burden and relief - were the people convinced?
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19. The Muras of the Late Modern Period - What kind of contradictions did the Muras of the Late Modern Period have?
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20. Environmental Change and Agriculture and Fisheries - Why did fish become valuable?
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21. Civil Engineering - How were embankments built?
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22. The Great Sword of a Warrior - Is the Great Sword a Privilege of a Warrior?
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23. Discriminated Status - Hinin's Information Network.
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24. Buddhist faith of modern people - Did they believe in Buddhism as a religion?
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25. Travel and Tourism - What was the relationship between travelers and regions in the modern era?
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26. Formation of Knowledge - How did the people form and inherit knowledge?
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27. Women's Roles - Are childcare and caregiving women's roles?
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28. The Oshio Incident - Why did Oshio Heihachiro rise up?
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29. Kinai Society at the End of the Edo Period - What was happening in Kinai Society, which had become the center of politics?
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30. Political ideology of the late Joseon Dynasty - How was political ideology reorganized in the modern era?
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31. The world situation at the end of the Edo period and Japan - Why did foreign ships come to Japan?
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32. How to discuss the emperor and court at the end of the Edo period - How to connect the late modern period and the Edo period.
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Part IV: Issues in Modern and Contemporary Japanese History 335
General theory of modern and contemporary history.
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01. Opening of the country - How did Japan accept the 'impact of the West'?
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02. Meiji Restoration - Why did we reach the 'restoration' and what did it bring?
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03. Civilization and enlightenment - How is it different from 'Westernization' and how was it accepted?
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04. Treaty Revision and the Sino-Japanese War - What significance does this have in the formation of modern Japan?
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05. Freedom and Civil Rights Movement - How to understand the ‘people’.
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06. Modern Emperor System - What is ‘modernity’?
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07. The Modern Age of the ‘Warrior’ - How were daimyo and warriors reborn in modern society?
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08. The Development of the Early Parliament - How was the Parliament established and what did it change?
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09. The Russo-Japanese War and the International Community - Its Impact on International Politics.
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10. The formation of a modern city - the dynamics of how a city was created and changed.
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11. The establishment of ‘local government’ - How was the ‘central-local government’ relationship formed?
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12. The lower classes and poverty - how were they perceived and how were they attempted to be solved?
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13. Modernization of Transportation - How did railways change people's lives and thoughts?
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14. School education - How can we understand 'school attendance' and its experience?
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15. Modern Ainu and Okinawans - What Creates National Identity?
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16. Immigration and Imperial Japan - Why did people emigrate, and what was the relationship between immigration and Japan's expansion?
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17. Newspaper and magazine media - What role do they play in society?
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18. Nationalism - How was 'Japan' imagined?
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19. The development of capitalism - what are its Japanese characteristics?
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20. Gender and Modern and Contemporary History - How to Reread Modern and Contemporary History from the Perspective of ‘Gender’.
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21. Modern Family - When was the concept of 'family unity' established?
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22. Colonial Taiwan - Whose history is 'Taiwan history'?
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23. Colonial Korea - How should we view its 'modernization' and 'imperialization'?
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24. Discrimination Village - How was the 'village' created and transformed in modern times?
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25. Religion and Modern Society - A Relic of the Old Age?
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26. Socialism and Marxism - What are the possibilities and problems brought about by these ideologies?
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27. Modern Science - From Evolution to Eugenics.
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28. Labor Movement - Where do workers come from and where do they go?
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29. Party politics under the Imperial Constitution - Was pre-war Japan democratized?
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30. Taisho Democracy - Why was 'People's Basic Principle' advocated and how did it spread?
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31. Mass Consumer Society - How did people become 'consumers'?
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32. Disease, Medicine and Society - How has modernization changed 'disease' and medicine?
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33. Modern rural areas - How were the landlord-tenant relationships formed and changed?
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34. State Shinto - What role did shrines and priests play in the pre-war and wartime periods?
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35. International Relations in East Asia during the Interwar Period - How Was the Washington System Formed and Why Was It Unstable?
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36. Emperor Showa and the Imperial Court - What did they think and how did they act?
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37. Bureaucracy and political parties in modern and contemporary times - The relationship between bureaucracy and political parties throughout the pre-war and post-war period.
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38. Military and Politics - How were the Army and Navy connected to politics?
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39. The Soldier's Experience - How Soldiers Were Made and How They Fought.
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40. From the Manchurian Incident to the Sino-Japanese War - Why did Japan's invasion expand?
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41. Disasters and Modern and Contemporary Japan - Remembering and Recording Disasters.
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42. The Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere - Liberation or Domination of Asia?
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43. The outbreak of war between the US and Japan - 'Greater East Asia construction' or 'self-respect and self-defense'?
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44. Social Transformation under Wartime - Oppression or Equalization?
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45. American occupation policy - why was it perceived as liberation?
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46. Symbolic Emperor System - How did the Emperor become a ‘symbol’?
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The 47.55 Year System and the LDP Rule - Why Was the LDP Government Established and Prolonged?
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48. US military bases on Sunday - Why are they concentrated in Okinawa?
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49. Nuclear Power and Nuclear Energy - Why did nuclear power take hold after the war?
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50. Koreans in Japan - How did they survive under the oppression and social exclusion of colonialism?
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51. High Economic Growth - How did long-term economic growth occur and how did society change?
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52. Postwar Society and Gender - How did things change in the postwar period?
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53. The development of post-war school education - What did the 'popularization' of education bring about?
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54. Before and after the peace movement - how did its logic and responsible parties change?
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55. Postwar Cultural Movements - Why was culture considered important in social movements?
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56. Diplomacy under the Cold War - How did the US-Japan security system shape Japanese diplomacy?
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57. Post-War Treatment in East Asia - Why Reconciliation is Difficult.
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58. Research on public documents and modern and contemporary history - What is recorded and preserved?
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59. Listening and Oral History - How have we heard the voices of people?
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60. Environmental issues - How have ‘problems’ been structured?
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61. Research on Japanese History in the United States - What discussions have been held surrounding the 'theory of modernization'?
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02. Island Society of the Yayoi Period - What was Yayoi Culture?
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03. Yamatai Kingdom - How the Yamato Regime Became.
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04. The Kofun Period and the Yamato Regime - How were ancient states established?
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05. Yamato Regime and the Korean Peninsula - What was Imna?
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06. Why the Five Kings - What was their position in East Asia?
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07. The Iwai Rebellion - What impact did it have on the ruling system of Japan?
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08. Beminje - How was the rule of the Yamato regime established and developed?
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09. The spread of Buddhism - How did Japan accept Buddhism?
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10. Soga-ssi - What kind of politics did he pursue?
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11. Taika Reform - Was there ever the greatest reform in ancient times?
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12. Small Empires in East Asia - Was there a small empire in ancient Japan?
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13. The Troubles of Pregnancy - Why did the greatest civil war in ancient times occur?
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14. Theory of a Legal State - Are ancient states legal states?
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15. The Ancient Empress - Was she a temporary intermediary?
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16. Ancient Manor - What is an Early Manor?
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17. State Buddhism and Gyoki - Has Gyoki Betrayed?
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18. Ancient Family Theory - How should we view the lives of ancient people?
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19. Military - Is the theory of a regional chief of staff valid?
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20. Ancient Japan as seen in wooden tablets - What can we learn from the Nagaya royal family wooden tablets?
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21. Tenji and Tenmu - Was the era of Konin and Kanmu a turning point?
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22. Heian Buddhism - What did Saicho and Kukai bring?
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23. Ancient Society - What can we learn from land tenure?
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24.10th Century Rebellions - What were the Taira no Masakado Rebellion and the Fujiwara no Sumitomo Rebellion?
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25. Ahyung Incident - Was it a political dispute between Emperor Uda and Fujiwara no Mototsune?
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26. Recipient - What role did he play?
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27. Combination of God and Buddha - How did the idea of combining God and Buddha develop?
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28. National Culture - What was the culture of the Sup-gwan period like?
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29.4 Wonsa and 6 Seungsa - What was the relationship between the Sup-gwan-gi and the expeditionary period?
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30. Buddhism in the late Heian period - Did Northern Song and Liao Buddhism influence Hyeonseo Buddhism?
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31. Theory of Warriors - How did warriors emerge?
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Part II: Issues in Medieval Japanese History 122
General Theory of the Middle Ages.
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01. Characteristics of Japanese medieval monarchy as seen from the world - Is Japanese medieval monarchy special when viewed from the world perspective?
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02. Japanese Medieval Religion in the World - What are its characteristics?
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03. Regency and Expeditions - Did the expeditions deny the regency?
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04. Establishment of the Jangwon system - ‘Address theory’ and its tasks.
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05. The Monk Network of the Late Heian Period and Kamakura Period - How They Moved and What They Bringed.
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06. The Jisho-Juei Civil War - Why did it happen and what did it lead to?
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07. Kamakura Shogunate's Rule of the Country - How did the Kamakura Shogunate rule the country?
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08. The court and public society of the Kamakura and Nanboku periods - How did they change and what did they aim for?
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09. Buddhism in Kamakura - How to understand Buddhism in Kamakura.
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10. Acceptance of Chinese Song and Yuan culture - What impact did it have on Japanese society?
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11. The significance of the Northern and Southern Dynasties War - How did it change Japanese society?
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12. Muromachi Shogunate and National Order - How should we think about the relationship between the central and local governments in the late Middle Ages?
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13. The Muromachi period's manor system - Was the Muromachi period an era of manor systems?
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14. Distribution in the Muromachi period - How did people and goods move across the archipelago?
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15. Buddhism in the Northern and Southern Dynasties and Muromachi Period - Society and Religion in an Era Without 'Principal Investigators'.
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16. The significance of the Onin War - a turning point in history.
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17. Emperors and the Court of the Muromachi and Warring States Periods - What social roles did they play?
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18. Politics and power in the Kinai region during the Warring States period - How to describe Kinai political history.
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19. Politics and Society of the Dongguk Province in the Late Middle Ages - How to Describe the History of Dongguk from the Kamakura Period to the Warring States Period.
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20. The power and literature of the daimyo across the country - What was the relationship between regional power and Kyoto?
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21. Medieval Class System and Discrimination - How should we view the class system and discrimination in the Middle Ages?
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22. Medieval city - how to portray its characteristics and reality.
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23. Medieval Villages and Religion and Ritual - What did religion and ritual mean to people?
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24. Medieval Gods and Believers - What was God to medieval people?
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25. The Diversity of Medieval Sources - How to Understand the Expansion of Materials to Describe the Whole.
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26. Medieval literary culture - What can we learn about medieval society from sentences and writing style?
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27. Medieval Combat - How It Happened and How It Changed.
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28. Functions and characteristics of medieval castles - How to evaluate medieval castles.
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29. Medieval 'Ie' and women - What characterizes medieval society.
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30. Participating in Environmental History - How it will change the study of medieval history.
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Part III: Issues in Modern Japanese History 230
General theory of modern times.
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01. Shokuho regime - How to understand the establishment of the modern era.
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02. The Edo Shogunate's National Rule - How did the Shogunate unite the various daimyo?
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03. Village and People - Why are 80% of the population in modern times people?
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04. The rule of the city by the shogunate power - How did the jonin participate in the rule of the city?
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05. Unlocking the Japanese-style peace order - How to refer to foreign relations.
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06. The status of the court under the Edo shogunate - What did the shogunate expect from the court in the early modern period?
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07. The Shogunate's Rule over Private Affairs - How did the Shogunate rule private affairs?
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08. Christianity and the Spread of Science - Why did missionaries introduce Western science and how was it accepted?
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09. Law of the Edo Shogunate - How did the Shogunate establish and implement the law?
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10. Alternation of Attendance - How did the alternation of attendance become formalized?
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11. Relations between the shogunate and the clan - How did the shogunate and the clan negotiate politically?
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12. Finance - Is the Daimyo 'Bankrupt'?
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13. Practice of Confucian Rituals - How did Confucian scholars practice Confucian rituals?
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14. Rice Market - How was rice traded?
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15. Local Merchants' Trade - How did local merchants trade?
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16. Edo's Chonin Society - How could an overcrowded and unstable Chonin society survive?
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17. Landlords and Tenants - How did the landowners enter into a tenancy agreement with the tenants?
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18. Burden and relief - were the people convinced?
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19. The Muras of the Late Modern Period - What kind of contradictions did the Muras of the Late Modern Period have?
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20. Environmental Change and Agriculture and Fisheries - Why did fish become valuable?
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21. Civil Engineering - How were embankments built?
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22. The Great Sword of a Warrior - Is the Great Sword a Privilege of a Warrior?
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23. Discriminated Status - Hinin's Information Network.
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24. Buddhist faith of modern people - Did they believe in Buddhism as a religion?
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25. Travel and Tourism - What was the relationship between travelers and regions in the modern era?
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26. Formation of Knowledge - How did the people form and inherit knowledge?
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27. Women's Roles - Are childcare and caregiving women's roles?
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28. The Oshio Incident - Why did Oshio Heihachiro rise up?
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29. Kinai Society at the End of the Edo Period - What was happening in Kinai Society, which had become the center of politics?
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30. Political ideology of the late Joseon Dynasty - How was political ideology reorganized in the modern era?
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31. The world situation at the end of the Edo period and Japan - Why did foreign ships come to Japan?
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32. How to discuss the emperor and court at the end of the Edo period - How to connect the late modern period and the Edo period.
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Part IV: Issues in Modern and Contemporary Japanese History 335
General theory of modern and contemporary history.
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01. Opening of the country - How did Japan accept the 'impact of the West'?
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02. Meiji Restoration - Why did we reach the 'restoration' and what did it bring?
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03. Civilization and enlightenment - How is it different from 'Westernization' and how was it accepted?
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04. Treaty Revision and the Sino-Japanese War - What significance does this have in the formation of modern Japan?
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05. Freedom and Civil Rights Movement - How to understand the ‘people’.
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06. Modern Emperor System - What is ‘modernity’?
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07. The Modern Age of the ‘Warrior’ - How were daimyo and warriors reborn in modern society?
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08. The Development of the Early Parliament - How was the Parliament established and what did it change?
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09. The Russo-Japanese War and the International Community - Its Impact on International Politics.
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10. The formation of a modern city - the dynamics of how a city was created and changed.
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11. The establishment of ‘local government’ - How was the ‘central-local government’ relationship formed?
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12. The lower classes and poverty - how were they perceived and how were they attempted to be solved?
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13. Modernization of Transportation - How did railways change people's lives and thoughts?
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14. School education - How can we understand 'school attendance' and its experience?
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15. Modern Ainu and Okinawans - What Creates National Identity?
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16. Immigration and Imperial Japan - Why did people emigrate, and what was the relationship between immigration and Japan's expansion?
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17. Newspaper and magazine media - What role do they play in society?
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18. Nationalism - How was 'Japan' imagined?
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19. The development of capitalism - what are its Japanese characteristics?
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20. Gender and Modern and Contemporary History - How to Reread Modern and Contemporary History from the Perspective of ‘Gender’.
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21. Modern Family - When was the concept of 'family unity' established?
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22. Colonial Taiwan - Whose history is 'Taiwan history'?
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23. Colonial Korea - How should we view its 'modernization' and 'imperialization'?
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24. Discrimination Village - How was the 'village' created and transformed in modern times?
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25. Religion and Modern Society - A Relic of the Old Age?
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26. Socialism and Marxism - What are the possibilities and problems brought about by these ideologies?
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27. Modern Science - From Evolution to Eugenics.
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28. Labor Movement - Where do workers come from and where do they go?
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29. Party politics under the Imperial Constitution - Was pre-war Japan democratized?
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30. Taisho Democracy - Why was 'People's Basic Principle' advocated and how did it spread?
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31. Mass Consumer Society - How did people become 'consumers'?
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32. Disease, Medicine and Society - How has modernization changed 'disease' and medicine?
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33. Modern rural areas - How were the landlord-tenant relationships formed and changed?
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34. State Shinto - What role did shrines and priests play in the pre-war and wartime periods?
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35. International Relations in East Asia during the Interwar Period - How Was the Washington System Formed and Why Was It Unstable?
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36. Emperor Showa and the Imperial Court - What did they think and how did they act?
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37. Bureaucracy and political parties in modern and contemporary times - The relationship between bureaucracy and political parties throughout the pre-war and post-war period.
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38. Military and Politics - How were the Army and Navy connected to politics?
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39. The Soldier's Experience - How Soldiers Were Made and How They Fought.
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40. From the Manchurian Incident to the Sino-Japanese War - Why did Japan's invasion expand?
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41. Disasters and Modern and Contemporary Japan - Remembering and Recording Disasters.
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42. The Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere - Liberation or Domination of Asia?
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43. The outbreak of war between the US and Japan - 'Greater East Asia construction' or 'self-respect and self-defense'?
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44. Social Transformation under Wartime - Oppression or Equalization?
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45. American occupation policy - why was it perceived as liberation?
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46. Symbolic Emperor System - How did the Emperor become a ‘symbol’?
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The 47.55 Year System and the LDP Rule - Why Was the LDP Government Established and Prolonged?
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48. US military bases on Sunday - Why are they concentrated in Okinawa?
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49. Nuclear Power and Nuclear Energy - Why did nuclear power take hold after the war?
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50. Koreans in Japan - How did they survive under the oppression and social exclusion of colonialism?
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51. High Economic Growth - How did long-term economic growth occur and how did society change?
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52. Postwar Society and Gender - How did things change in the postwar period?
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53. The development of post-war school education - What did the 'popularization' of education bring about?
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54. Before and after the peace movement - how did its logic and responsible parties change?
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55. Postwar Cultural Movements - Why was culture considered important in social movements?
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56. Diplomacy under the Cold War - How did the US-Japan security system shape Japanese diplomacy?
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57. Post-War Treatment in East Asia - Why Reconciliation is Difficult.
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58. Research on public documents and modern and contemporary history - What is recorded and preserved?
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59. Listening and Oral History - How have we heard the voices of people?
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60. Environmental issues - How have ‘problems’ been structured?
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61. Research on Japanese History in the United States - What discussions have been held surrounding the 'theory of modernization'?
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GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: July 1, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 560 pages | 190*270*35mm
- ISBN13: 9791198765239
- ISBN10: 1198765232
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