『拓殖文化』・学生の寄稿文に見る「アジア世界の保全」(その一) : 近代日本人における対外認識の一事例として

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This article offers a trenchant analysis of the contents of students' contributions to Takushoku Bunka (Takushoku Culture), a scholarly journal, which was published by Takushoku University. Takushoku Bunka, whose first issue appeared in 1921,was initially published twice a year but after 1924 it was transformed into a monthly publication. In 1930,the journal began to carry almost exclusively contributions by Takushoku University students and recent graduates. The journal focused in the main on international affairs. One of the first issues, for example, carried an article that discussed the rejection by Anglo-Saxon Powers of the racial equality proposed by Japan for the Covenant of the League of Nations. Attention was also initially given, among others, to the population question and colonial research. Subsequently, important issues such as the exclusion of Japanese immigration to the United States, the situation in the Soviet Union, and the changing situation in Asia including China and Manchuria, received particular attention. The essay concludes with a multi-faceted discussion of Fukuzawa Yukichi's Datsu-A-ron (Shedding Asia) and its connection to the ideas expressed in the journal and the philosophy that formed a basis for Goto Shinpei's actions.
拓殖大学の論文
2001-01-31