私訳 日本婦人論 (一国百年の謀) (Japanese Edition)
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私訳 日本婦人論 (一国百年の謀) (Japanese Edition)

by 福沢諭吉

Philosophy Gender Studies Japanese history
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This Japanese edition offers a private translation of Fukuzawa Yukichi's 'On Japanese Women' (The Scheme of a Hundred Years for One Country). It delves into the thinker's views on women's roles amid Japan's societal transformation during the Meiji era, highlighting enduring themes of education and national strategy.

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This book is a private Japanese translation of '日本婦人論' by Fukuzawa Yukichi, a prominent intellectual of the Meiji period. The subtitle '一国百年の謀' suggests a long-term vision for national development.

Fukuzawa Yukichi's work addresses perspectives on women in Japanese society, reflecting the era's evolving thoughts on education, roles, and progress.

As a Japanese edition, it provides accessible insight into historical discussions on social reform and gender within the context of Japan's modernization.

The text remains a valuable resource for understanding foundational ideas that shaped modern Japan.

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