「日本人」的界限：沖繩・愛努・台灣・朝鮮，從殖民地支配到復歸運動 (Traditional Chinese Edition)
by 小熊英二
In 'The Boundaries of 'Japanese' People,' author Koji Kobayakawa investigates how Japan defined its identity amid colonial rule over Okinawa, Ainu lands, Taiwan, and Korea. The book details the shift from domination to restoration movements, offering insights into historical and cultural reconnections in these regions.
About This Book
The book delves into the concept of 'Japanese' identity, focusing on marginalized regions such as Okinawa, Ainu territories, Taiwan, and Korea.
It traces the historical processes of colonial domination imposed by Japan on these areas.
The narrative covers the transitions from colonial rule to contemporary movements seeking restoration and reintegration.
Through this lens, the author analyzes the evolving definitions of national boundaries and cultural inclusion.
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