Self-respect and independence of mind : the challenge of Fukuzawa Yukichi / Kitaoka Shinichi ; translated by James M. Vardaman = Dokuritsu jison : Fukuzawa Yukichi no chōsen / chosha Kitaoka Shin'ichi ; yakusha Jēmusu M. Bādaman.
Self-respect and independence of mind : the challenge of Fukuzawa Yukichi /
"It is said that Japan is currently experiencing its third opening to the outside world. However, in terms of importance, rather than the so-called second opening--which refers to the reforms following World War II--the more significant opening was that of the Meiji Restoration, initiated and c...
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| Other title: | Dokuritsu jison. English 独立自尊. English. Colophon title: Dokuritsu jison : Fukuzawa Yukichi no chōsen. Colophon title: 独立自尊 : 福沢諭吉の挑戦 |
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| Language: | English Japanese |
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Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo :
Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture,
2017.
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| Series: | Japan library (Shuppan Bunka Sangyō Shinkō Zaidan)
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Table of Contents:
- The Nakatsu period
- Ogata's Tekijuku
- Going to America
- Learning about Europe
- Condition in the West
- Keio Gijuku
- An encouragement of learning
- An outline of a theory of civilization
- Leaders of Meiji restoration and Fukuzawa Yukichi
- "Discourse on the National Assembly" and the political crisis of 1881
- Home and daily life
- The Korean issue
- Establishment of the cabinet system and treaty revision
- The early diet and the Sino-Japanese War
- Last years and death
- Fukuzawa chronology.