植民地神社と帝国日本
by Akihito Aoi
Akihito Aoi's 'Colonial Shrines and Imperial Japan' examines the establishment and impact of shrines in Japan's colonial domains. It explores how these sites served as tools of cultural and political influence, shedding light on the interplay between religion and empire in the early 20th century.
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This book by Akihito Aoi investigates the role of shrines established in colonial territories during the era of imperial Japan. It provides a detailed analysis of how these religious sites reflected and reinforced the dynamics of empire-building.
The work draws on historical records to illustrate the architectural, ritualistic, and political dimensions of colonial shrines. It highlights their significance in promoting Japanese identity and authority in overseas possessions.
Through a focused lens on imperial expansion, the book offers insights into the broader themes of colonialism, religion, and national ideology in modern Japanese history.
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