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... the wreckage has been considerable and, in some cases, irredeemable. Richard Minear's Western Law and Japan is a recent reminder that such questions still prevail. Specifically Minear has concentrated on the late Meiji legal thinker Hozumi Yatsuka as a means of showing the persistance of tradition under...

... written an excellent overview of changing formulations of imperial ideology from the Meiji period until 1945, especially as they were articulated by Hozumi Yatsuka, Minobe Tatsukichi, Kita Ikki, Uesugi Shinkichi, and Kakehi Katsuhiko. Skya details how ultranationalist Shintō thought shifted in response...

..., not to mention Hozumi himself who, in Minear's brief, understood the differences. Finally, what are we to make of questions (for which there are no answers) which ask: "how can a highly educated modern man believe what Hozumi espoused?" or null hypotheses that propose: "Had Hozumi not existed the Japanese would...

... of the five-man group and discussion of this institution, see Nobushige Hozumi , Goningumi Hōkishū [Collection of Five-man Group Codes] ( Tokyo , 1921 ) ; Hozumi N. , Goningumi Seidoron [Five-man Group System] ( Tokyo , 1921 ) ; Shigetō Hozumi , Goningumi Hōkishū Zokuhen...

... part); similarly, the landowner is called oyakata (parent) and his tenant farmer kokata (child). 3 Compare Hozumi N. , The new Japanese civil code as material for the study of comparative jurisprudence ( Tokyo 1912 ), 56 – 58 . 4 Becker De , The principles...

... Wilson's book, for example, in addition to treating the composition of Kita's ideas is also concerned with Kita's political environment and the interplay of the two. 5 Minear Richard H. , Japanese Tradition and Western Law: Emperor, State, and Law in the Thought of Hozumi Yatsuka...

... studies do appear (e.g., John Hall on Tanuma Okitsugu and Ivan Hall on Mori Arinori), equally useful works such as Fred Notehelfer on Kotoku Shusui, Richard Minear on Hozumi Yatsuka, Thomas Haven on Nishi Amane, or even the English translation of Fukuzawa's autobiography are not mentioned. Far more...

... , or “a group tied in blood” ( kettō dantai ) (Hozumi 1910 : 1), and subjugated the Koreans as colonial subjects, the Koreans would also become a minchok (the Korean pronunciation of 民族 ) to defy subjugation under Japan's colonial rule. In addition, the term mixed blood or 混血 , which...

... that given by Meiji thinkers" (p. 122), There are twelve contributions ranging all the a rather ambiguous one. Which Meiji thinkers way from "Japanese Themes in Swiss Baroque Ito, Okuma, Hozumi, Minobe? These men Drama," by Thomas Immoos to "Labor-Man- were not of one mind about the locus of re- agement...

... the a rather ambiguous one. Which Meiji thinkers way from "Japanese Themes in Swiss Baroque Ito, Okuma, Hozumi, Minobe? These men Drama," by Thomas Immoos to "Labor-Man- were not of one mind about the locus of re- agement Relations in Modern Japan," by sponsibility, the flexibility of the constitution...

... wish to include. The First Division of this committee worked exclusively on the revision of ethics textbooks, under the chairmanship of Hozumi Yatsuka, Dean of the Tokyo University Law School and a staunch conservative. By the end of 1910 the new series was essentially completed. In contrasting...

... for the Emperor's Funeral], Senyū , 24 ( 1912 ), pp. 1 – 2 ; Yatsuka Hozumi , “ Kokutai no isetsu to jinshin no keiko ” [Incorrect Theories about the National Polity and Trends of Popular Sentiment], Senyū , 30 ( 1913 ), pp. 20 – 33 . The Hozumi article was published posthumously. 17...

... of German-trained constitutional scholars such as Hozumi Yatsuka, Iwano contrasted the West with Japan, where there were no restrictions on the will of the individual who was the emperor.7 The unique 7 Minear 1970:57-59, 79-83, 91-94, 187. 674 SHARON HAMILTON NOLTE characteristic of the emperor's...

... News , Tokyo, March 19–21, 1959, for the Asanuma statement. 51 Speech given by Hozumi at the Kudan Kaikan, Tokyo, February 28, 1962. 52 Interview with Wada at the JSP party headquarters, Tokyo, August 16, 1961. 53 Interview with Katsumata, Tokyo, July 1966. 54 China...

... court for damages resulting from the collision. In applying Japanese law to its judgment, the Court relied on the expert testimony of Hozumi Nobushige, Chief Professor (\ydto) of the College of Law, Imperial University (now Tokyo University), who had been called to the English Bar in 1879. ^ e w a s t o...

... to Ishida is the major ideological force in prewar Japan is to her "abstract formulations" of "scholars like Hozumi Yatsuka and Inoue Tetsujiro" (p. 187). Whereas Ishida believes that the ie provided a solid social basis for the ie-state ideology, Gluck, like Irokawa, asserts that the crisis of the ie gave...

... and the legitimate organs of government which was severely proscribed in the Meiji polity than a reinterpretation of the Meiji Constitution. Against the orthodox view of his Tokyo Imperial University colleagues, Uesugi Shinkichi and Hozumi Yatsuka, that Article 1 of the Meiji Constitution attributed absolute...

... affiliated with the Sewakai spent many of their postwar years tied in some way to the Japanese presence in Korea. Hozumi Shinrokurō, president of the Sewakai, spent years seeking restitution for the assets Japanese civilians left behind (Orr 2001 , 156–69). Morita Yoshio, who had worked for the colonial...

... a world apart from Hozumi Yatsuka and Uesugi Shinkichi whose elevation of the state and identification of it with the Emperor and fykutai made them, not the \o\uminrompa like Katsunan, the forerunners of the ideology of pre-World War II Japan.55 Ko\utai does not appear in Kuga's interpretation...

...) positions. Under presidents Watanabe Sadaichiro (1924-32), Kada Naoji (1932-39), Tagawa Tsunejiro (193941), and Hozumi Shinrokuro (1941-44), the chamber prospered in the later decades of colonial rule. With its aim of "promoting commerce and industry through information, surveys, and the monitoring...