The Boundaries of 'the Japanese': Volume 2: Korea, Taiwan and the Ainu 1868-1945 (Japanese Society Series)
by Eiji Oguma, Leonie R. Stickland
The Boundaries of “the Japanese,” Volume 2, explores the formation of Japanese identity from 1868 to 1945 through its relationship with Korea, Taiwan, and the Ainu. Part of the Japanese Society Series, this focused historical study considers how social and national boundaries were defined.
About This Book
The Boundaries of “the Japanese” examines the historical construction of Japanese identity during the period from 1868 to 1945.
This volume focuses on Korea, Taiwan, and the Ainu, placing these subjects within the wider context of Japanese society.
As Volume 2 of the Japanese Society Series, the book offers a focused study of identity, belonging, and social boundaries.
Written by Eiji Oguma and translated by or associated with Leonie R. Stickland, it will interest readers of Japanese history and society.
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