The Boundaries of 'the Japanese': Volume 2: Korea, Taiwan and the Ainu 1868-1945 (Japanese Society Series)
by Eiji Oguma, Leonie R. Stickland
In this volume, Eiji Oguma explores the shifting boundaries of Japanese identity through Japan's engagements with Korea, Taiwan, and the Ainu from 1868 to 1945. Part of the Japanese Society Series, it offers a detailed examination of historical interactions that influenced national perceptions and societal structures during an era of expansion and change.
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Volume 2 of The Boundaries of 'the Japanese' delves into the historical dynamics of Japan's relationships with Korea, Taiwan, and the Ainu people between 1868 and 1945. Drawing on extensive research, it analyzes how these interactions shaped notions of national identity and inclusion within Japanese society.
The book is part of the Japanese Society Series, offering insights into the socio-political contexts of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It highlights the complexities of empire-building and cultural exchanges during this transformative period.
Translated and authored by Eiji Oguma with contributions from Leonie R. Stickland, the work provides a nuanced perspective on historical boundaries and their lasting implications.
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