<論稿>台湾協会学校の創設 : 『台湾協会会報』から接近する方法について

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In order to clarify the historical significance of Takushoku University, the article examines a number of important events and episodes in the history of the institution in the light of articles and announcements contained in the Taiwan Kyokai Kaiho. After discussing in detail the circumstances behind the establishment of the Taiwan Association (Taiwan Kyokai) and the Taiwan Association School (Taiwan Kyokai Gakko) including Japan's international position and the international situation in East Asia at that time, the article describes the growth and transformation of the Taiwan Association into the Eastern Association (Toyo Kyokai) after Japan acquired Korea. This approach makes it possible to trace the development of international consciousness by pioneering Japanese who were active outside Japan and adds to our understanding of ways, in which the Japanese viewed Japan's overseas territories and foreign countries. These views are exemplified in the figures of Goto Shinpei and Nitobe Inazo, whom the article regards as Japanese transnationalists. At the same time, the article makes a number of important points on the present state of historical consciousness in Japan, which is often too simplistic in its Manichean view of Japan's imperial past.
拓殖大学の論文
2001-06-30