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Noboru
Koyama, Japanese Students at Cambridge
University in the Meiji Era, 1868-1912: Pioneers for the Modernization of
Japan 小山騰『破天荒明治留学生列伝—大英帝国に学んだ人々』 *Other writings by Koyama Noboru: The First International Marriage in Japan (in Japanese) |
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David
G. Wittner, Technology and the Culture of
Progress in Meiji Japan (Routledge/Asian
Studies Association of Australia (Asaa) East Asia Studies) デイヴィッド・G・ウィットナー『明治日本のテクノロジーと進歩の文化』 |
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Yukichi
Fukuzawa, An Outline of a Theory of Civilization 福澤諭吉『文明論之概略』 *Fukuzawa Yukichi (1835-1901) was a Japanese educator, author and journalist, who founded the Keio Gijuku University. He was an introducer of the Western thoughts, political and economic systems, and was a most influential enlightenment thinker in Meiji Japan. |
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Rosina
Buckland, Painting Nature for the Nation: Taki
Katei and the Transformation of Sinophile Culture in Meiji Japan (Japanese
Visual Culture) ロジーナ・バックランド『国民のための自然画―瀧和亭と明治日本における中国趣味文化の変容』 *Taki Katei (1830-1901) was a Japanese painter in the style of Southern China School. |
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