Titlebook: Japan and the Specter of Imperialism; Mark Anderson Book 2009 Mark Anderson 2009 culture.gender.imperialism.Japan.politics

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Aesthetics and the Moral Capital of the Family State,ri that displaces discursive authority for morals education policy from the Education Ministry to the Imperial Household Ministry. I then turn to an examination of the de facto official Education Ministry interpretation of the rescript, Inoue Tetsujir?’s ., and criti- cisms of it by Miyake Setsurei,

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Epilogue,n with the mutual implication of discourses of the foreign and the domestic. Such conceptions of national “l(fā)ife” con- sistently functioned as alternative understandings of a capitalist “second nature” that served to safely domesticate the market for Japanese pur- poses. The book establishes that lat

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Introduction The Ansei Treaties and the Specter of Imperialism,rt of the new economic order. Later in the work, another character draws a parallel between the Meiji state’s enforcement of usurious money lending practices domestically and the great powers’ abuse of international law.

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