Tradition and modernization in Japanese culture,
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| Language: | English |
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Princeton, N.J.,:
Princeton University Press,
1971..
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| Series: | Studies in the modernization of Japan
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Table of Contents:
- pt. 1.
- Strategies for modernizing:
- On the nature of Western progress: the journal of the Iwakura embassy /
- Eugene Soviak
- Westernization and Japanization: the early Meiji transformation of education /
- Michio Nagai
- The Japanization of the middle Meiji /
- Donald H. Shively
- The Sin-Japanese War of 1894-95 and its cultural effects on Japan /
- Donald Keene
- pt. 2.
- The arts in the Meiji period:
- Western style painting in the early Meiji period and its critics /
- John M. Rosenfield
- The formation of realism in Meiji painting: the artistic career of Takahashi Yuichi /
- T?oru Haga
- The modern music of Meiji Japan /
- William P. Malm
- pt. 3.
- The search for identity in literature:
- Natsume S?oseki and the psychological novel /
- Howard S. Hibbett
- T?oson and the autobiographical novel /
- Edwin McClellan
- Masaoka Shiki and Tanka reform /
- Robert H. Brower
- Kobayashi Hideo /
- Edward Seidensticker
- Fukuda Tsuneari: modernization and Shingeki /
- Benito Ortolani
- pt. 4.
- Philosophy, religion, and language:
- Nishida Kitar?o: the early years /
- Valdo Humbert Viglielmo
- Millenarian aspects of the new religions in Japan /
- Carmen Blacker
- Levels of speech (keigo) and the Japanese linguistic response to modernization /
- Roy Andrew Miller.