Gendering Modern Japanese History (Harvard East Asian Monographs)
by Andrew Gordon, Barbara Molony, Mark Driscoll, Kathleen Uno, Barbara Brooks, Haruko Taya Cook, Theodore Cook, Janet Hunter, Ayako Kano, Sumiko Otsubo, Gregory Pflugfelder, Donald Roden, Barbara Hamill Sato, Shige Shigematsu, W. Donald Smith, Martha Tocco
Gendering Modern Japanese History presents an academic approach to understanding modern Japan through gender. Part of the Harvard East Asian Monographs series, this scholarly volume features contributions from a wide range of specialists and will interest readers of Japanese history, gender studies, and East Asian studies.
About This Book
Gendering Modern Japanese History explores modern Japanese history through the lens of gender.
Published as part of the Harvard East Asian Monographs series, the volume reflects an academic approach to the study of Japan and East Asia.
The book brings together contributions from numerous scholars whose fields include Japanese history, culture, society, and related areas of East Asian studies.
It is suited to readers seeking specialized historical and gender-focused scholarship on modern Japan.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this book!