Global ETD Search

1	Ōe Kenzaburō’s Early Works And The Postwar Democracy In Japan Ono, Asayo 01 January 2012 (has links) (PDF) The end of the Second World War and Japan’s surrender are the established paradigm for understanding postwar Japanese society. The formulation of the new Constitution and the establishment of the postwar democracy mark a major historical turnaround for Japan. Since he debuted as a writer in 1958, Ōe Kenzaburō’s (1935 - ) published literary works are closely related to the postwar history of Japan. Ōe has been an outspoken supporter of the pacifist Constitution and “postwar democracy.” Ōe’s stories about the war are characterized by a realistic depiction at the same time as always narrating his stories in an imaginary world. In his works the past history and the future are intricately combined in the depiction of contemporary society. By doing so, Ōe creates an ambiguous image of contemporary Japan. Ōe’s main question in his early works is the achievement of shutaisei both in postwar Japanese society and Japanese literature. The main protagonists as well as the author protest against the emperor-centered history. They attempt to illustrate another history from their own viewpoint. modern Japanese literature modern Japanese history East Asian Languages and Societies
2	Building a Morally Respectable Nation: Examining Japanese Foreign Policy through Ebara Soroku; 1913-1922 Ishikawa, Shogo 08 November 2022 (has links) No description available. History Asian Studies Ebara Soroku Moral respectability Modern Japanese history Foreign policy Alien Land Law of 1913 First World War Siberian Intervention Christianity Neo-Confucianism
3	Reluctant Complicity in a Fascist Age: Nishida Kitarō’s The Problem of Japanese Culture and Iwanami Culture, 1938-1941 Henares, Joseph Alambra January 2019 (has links) No description available. Asian Studies Modern History History Philosophy Nishida Kitaro Iwanami Culture ultranationalism Japanese intellectual history Japanese philosophy war modern Japanese history Iwanami Shigeo Minoda Muneki Watsuji Tetsuro Nihon bunka no mondai Problem of Japanese Culture Konoe Fumimaro

1

Page generated in 0.0808 seconds