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A History of the Japanese People (eBook)

From the Earliest Times to the End of the Meiji Era
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2022
1156 Seiten
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859-654717517-9 (EAN)

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A History of the Japanese People - Dairoku Kikuchi, F. Brinkley
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In "A History of the Japanese People," the reader is immersed in a rich blend of narratives and essays that meticulously encapsulate the vast cultural, historical, and social landscapes of Japan. This anthology offers a profound exploration into Japan's past, ranging from ancient myths to modern developments. With its kaleidoscope of literary styles, the collection not only chronicles timelines and events but also animates the intricate tapestry of Japan's heritage through vivid storytelling and critical analyses. Each piece serves as a vital contribution to a cohesive vision, casting light on noteworthy epochs, cultural practices, and the profound journey of Japanese society, while certain essays stand out for their in-depth reflection on pivotal historical transformations. The editors, who bring together voices like those of Dairoku Kikuchi and F. Brinkley, enrich the text with their unique perspectives. The contributors' diverse backgrounds draw from a deep well of knowledge that spans disciplines such as anthropology, history, and cultural studies, reflecting Japan's multifaceted identity. The anthology aligns with literary and cultural movements that seek to reinterpret Japan's historical narrative through a contemporary lens, offering insights from different eras, regions, and philosophical traditions, thus providing a panoramic view of Japan's evolution. Readers embarking on this literary journey will uncover a multitude of perspectives that spark conversation and reflection. "A History of the Japanese People" is more than just a collection; it is an educational odyssey into Japan's soul, offering rich insights for enthusiasts of history and culture alike. Dive into this anthology to witness the dialogue between its contributors' works—each entry contributing to a broader understanding and appreciation of a complex and nuanced Japanese identity.

Dairoku Kikuchi, a renowned Japanese historian and educator, carved his niche in the early 20th century with significant contributions to the understanding of Japanese culture and history. His seminal work, 'A History of the Japanese People', offers an exhaustive portrayal of the nation's evolution, diving into its unique sociopolitical and cultural aspects. Kikuchi's approach to historiography was marked by meticulous research and a narrative style that endeavored to make the complexities of Japanese history accessible to lay readers as well as scholars. Though 'A History of the Japanese People' remains his most cited work, Kikuchi's broader literary corpus reflects his dedication to education reform and his influence as an intellectual during the Meiji and Taisho periods in Japan. His expertise extended beyond mere historical recounting, as he also played a pivotal role in shaping the modern Japanese educational system. Unfortunately, precise biographical details about Dairoku Kikuchi, including his birth and death years, academic affiliations, and other authored works, remain scarce, limiting the availability of a comprehensive scholarly biography. Nevertheless, his contributions have left an indelible mark on the study of Japan, and his works continue to be referenced in academic circles for their rich insights into the heart of Japanese civilization.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 15.8.2022
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Sachbuch/Ratgeber Geschichte / Politik Regional- / Landesgeschichte
Geisteswissenschaften Geschichte
Schlagworte academic journalist collaboration • artistic achievements Japan • Asian history analysis • Asian Studies • Civilization • Cultural History • Early Japan civilization • east asian culture • East-West perspective Japan • Edo period studies • feudal japan • Feudal Japan dynamics • Historical Japan • historical Japanese narrative • Historical Japan exploration • History • History of Asia • Japan • Japan civilization • Japanese Cultural History • Japanese culture insights • Japanese history • Japanese history overview • Japanese imperial lineage • Japanese modernization era • Japanese societal evolution • Japanese Society • Japanese tradition modernity • Meiji era transformation • meiji restoration • Meiji Restoration Insights • philosophical ideologies Japan • samurai history • scholarly Japanese anthology
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