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Groups, Fields and Complex Numbers,on beginning with the Meiji Restoration (1867–1868). The history of the Meiji era (1868–1912) has received special attention. but the role of science, technology, and medicine in the transformations that Japan underwent at that time and in the decades that immediately followed, has yet to be revisited.

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Groups, Fields and Complex Numbers,on beginning with the Meiji Restoration (1867–1868). The history of the Meiji era (1868–1912) has received special attention. but the role of science, technology, and medicine in the transformations that Japan underwent at that time and in the decades that immediately followed, has yet to be revisit

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Springer Undergraduate Mathematics Series of “eugenics.”. “Eugenics” is a term coined in 1883 by British scientist Francis Galton to describe the notion that human genetic stock could be improved by controlling heredity. The boundary between the “fit” who were encouraged to reproduce, and the “unfit” often coincided with boundaries of “rac

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Springer Undergraduate Mathematics Seriess the idea that many different “races” reside in the Japanese empire other than the Japanese race, which he describes as “the race descended from the imperial line” (.).. These so-called inferior races included the Ainu, the Chinese in Taiwan, Taiwanese aborigines, and the people who inhabited the R

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Marek Capiński,Tomasz Zastawniakrmed and modernized. Physical manifestations of modernization, such as railways, factories, and Westernized urban landscapes, were not the only evidence of the changes taking place in Japan in the latter half of the nineteenth century A new nationalism also arose during this period—an ideology that,

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