Mirror of Modernity: Invented Traditions of Modern JapanStephen Vlastos University of California Press, 1998 - 328 ページ "This book forces a rethinking of the contentional dichotomy between tradition and modernity. The authors argue provocatively that much of Japanese 'tradition' is a modern invention."—Gail Lee Bernstein, author of Haruko's World "Sure to stimulate debate in the field of Japanese studies, this important work deftly historicizes the origins of such 'traditional practices' as judo or Japanese-style management."—Peter Duus, author of The Abacus and the Sword |
目次
PastPresent Culture and Modern Japanese History | 1 |
Stephen Vlastos I | 12 |
The Invention of JapaneseStyle Labor Management | 19 |
Imagined Real Contested | 67 |
The Radical Critique of Prewar Japanese Modernity | 79 |
Kano Jigorō and Kōdōkan Judo | 163 |
Inventing Japanese Domesticity | 191 |
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