特設予科における中国人留学生受け入れに関する考察 : 明治専門学校を中心として
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"Tokusetsu-yoka" was a part of Japan's "Cultural work for China" (1923), resulting from the deliberations between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Education in 1925. That is a Special Preparatory Course for Chinese students in 7 colleges under the direct control to the Ministry of Education, where they studied Japanese, English, and Mathematics. In this paper, I discussed about the idiosyncrasy and actual conditions of "Tokusetsu-yoka" with reference to Meiji College of Technology. First, I studied the development of "Tokusetsu-yoka" . To make this educational system's idiosyncrasy clear. I contrasted it with the preparatory course of "Goko-tokuyaku" (1908-1922). I found that if both of these system's forms were similar for Chinese students, the object of their establishment were very different. Shin government concluded "Goko-tokuyaku" with Japan to acquire trained personnel for the country's development. But "Tokusetsu-yoka" was a tool that would make many Chinese to be useful for Japan's imperialism. Second, I focused on the common problem that 7 colleges had about Chinese students' education from the record of the "Tokusetsu-yoka" chief's meeting, and studied this problem concentrating on Meiji College of Technology. To raise the school records of Chinese students, several attempts were made, i. e. the extension of the study course length from one year to one year and half, and the revision of Japanese language teaching methods. But finally, the lacks of information about educational conditions in China and about the situation of foreign students lead such programmes to failure.
- 九州大学の論文
- 2003-03-28