... works on Fukuzawa which stress many of the same points I have made in my analysis of Gakumon no susume . See Yasu-kawa Junosuke, Nihon kindai kyōiku sbisd kōzō (Tokyo: Shin hyōron, 1970) and Hirota Masaki, Fukuzawa Yukichi kenkyū (Tokyo: Tōkyō daigaku shuppan kai, 1976). Yasukawa's interpretations...

... tendencies in the "early" Fukuzawa (Earl Kinmonth, "Fukuzawa Reconsidered: Gakumon no susume and Its Audience," Journal of Asian Studies 37[4][1978]:677-96) is listed in the bibliography but is otherwise ignored in Tamaki's conventional and stereotypical treatment of Gakumon no susume (pp. 90-91...

... erosion of the status of and remuneration for government employment. His careful reconsideration of familiar materials such as Self-Help, Fukuzawa Yukichi's Gakumon no susume, and the political novels of mid-Meiji is both valuable and suggestive. The argument based on these analyses is not entirely...

...). Silverberg's translations of Nakano's poems are mostly accurate and precise, but they are not entirely free from errors. For example, the line "gakumon no unno" in "Tokyo teikoku daigakusei" ("Students of Tokyo Imperial University," 1926) means "the profound depths of learning," not "the innovation...

... of Nakano's poems are mostly accurate and precise, but they are not entirely free from errors. For example, the line "gakumon no unno" in "Tokyo teikoku daigakusei" ("Students of Tokyo Imperial University," 1926) means "the profound depths of learning," not "the innovation of knowledge" (p. 155). The piece...

.... Miscellaneous Studies 34. Shunsuke Tsurumi, Kotoba no O-mamori-teki Shiyoho ni tsuite (On the Amuletic Use of Words), SK. I, 1. 35. Tadatoshi Okubo, Gakusha no Tsuzurikata Kyoshitsu. (Elementary lessons in Composition for Academic Writers), SK III, 5, 6 and 8. 36. Shiso no Kagaku Kenkyukai, Gakumon to Gakumon...

... JSSPS , p. 541. 64 JSSPS , p. 541. 65 For a discussion of Fukuzawa's ideas on this point, see Carmen Blacker's summary of Gakumon no susume , in Blacker, pp. 57–58. 66 JSSPS , p. 542. 67 For a less sanguine appraisal of the effects of keimō thought in general...

... senshu [Selected works of Fukuzawa Yukichi], vol. 2, pp. 3 270. Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten. . 195 lb. Gakumon no susume [An encouragement of learning] (1872-1876). In ibid., vol. 1, pp. 83-228. Haga Noboru. 1974. Meiji kokka to minshil [The Meiji state and the masses]. Tokyo: Yuzankaku. Hashikawa Bunzo. 1976...

.... The promotion of Western learning for implementation in daily life, as Fukuzawa advocated in his Gakumon no susume [Advancement of learning] (1872) (Fukuzawa 1926b), laid the foundation for the application of Western liberal principles to Japanese politics by succeeding generations. Thus, the introduction...

... shakai keizai gakusetsu taikei , 18 vols. (Tokyo, 1935), ed. Yokokawa Shirō, vol. 5, Kaibara Ekken shū; Inoue Tadashi, Kaibara (Tokyo, 1963); Matsuda Michio, “Kaibara Ekken no jugaku,” Nikon no meicho, Kaibara Ekken (Tokyo, 1969), pp. 7–54; Tsuji Tetsuo, “Kaibara Ekken no gakumon to hōhō,” Shisō...

... : Tōyō Keizai Shinpō . Hōmei Iwano . 1917 . “ Wakamiya-Tanaka hikaku ron ” [Comparing Wakamiya and Tanaka]. Chūō kōron [Central review] 32 , no. 12 : 70 – 74 . Hōmei Iwano . 1918 . “ Tanaka Ōdō Shi no ‘Gakumon no dokuritsu’” [Tanaka Odo's “On academic freedom ”]. Bunshō sekai...

... then, Vol. 9. An excellent essay on the subject is by Inukasa Yasuki, “Setchūgakuha no seiji oyobi gakumon shisō”, Nihonshi kenkyū, Vol. 40, no. 2, 1959. pp. 28–39; and Vol. 41, no. 3, 1959, pp. 28–49. 20 For Dazai, the concept of fixed norm (teihō) is not metaphysical but historical. Thus...

... Reconsidered: Gakumon no susume and Its Audience RODEN, DONALD T. "Monasticism" and the Paradox of the Meiji Higher Schools SUGIMOTO, YOSHIO. Quantitative Characteristics of Popular Disturbances in Post-Occupation Japan (1952-1960) 251 61 67 7 413 273 South Asia BHATTACHARYYA, JNANABRATA. An Examination...

... rekihō [Chinese methods in mathematical astronomy]. Tokyo : Heibonsha . Yū Yamanoi . 1957 . “ Kō Sōgi no gakumon—Mingaku kara Shingaku e no ikō no ichi yōsō ” [Huang Zongxi's scholarship—a case of transition from Ming learning to Qing learning]. Tōkyō Shinagakuho 3 : 31 – 50 . Yū...

... 鈴木暎一. 1987 . Mitohan gakumon kyōikushi no kenkyū 水戸藩学問・教育史の研究 [Study of the history of Mito thought and education]. Tokyo : Yoshikawa kōbunkan . Takenuki Genshō 竹貫元勝. 1990 . Kinsei Ōbakushū matsujichō shūsei 近世黄檗宗末寺帳集成 [Collected...

... is moral. (Baigan 1904, 149–50, quoted in Bellah [1957] 1985 , 158) It was central to Bellah's narrative that it was the samurai, not the merchants, who brought about modern change. It was the samurai ideal of bushidō (learning [ gakumon ], diligence, restraint, frugality, and loyalty and duty...

... rationale. At the level of higher education, Meiji and early Taisho leaders were much more concerned with simply increasing the store of practical scientific knowledge as rapidly as possible. Mori Arinori, as Education Minister in the late 1880s, spoke incessantly about the importance of6yd gakumon (applied...

...: Chinese Background and Western Impact . Harvard-Yenching Institute Monograph Series 18. Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press . Shigeru Nakayama . 1974 . Rekishi toshite no gakumon [Academia as history]. Tokyo : Chūō Kōronsha . Translation in Nakayama 1984. Shigeru Nakayama...