This paper gives an overview on the Japanese historical sciences’ formation and development process during the process of opening to the West, in the Meiji Era. Approaching institutional history of places where history was written and 19th-century Japanese historiographical movements, this work aims to reflect on specific processes of the Japanese experience, like Fukuzawa Yukichi’s “history of civilization”, the division into National (Kokushi), Eastern (Tōyōshi) and Western Histories (Seiyōshi) etc. This research analyses primary sources and secondary literatures, specially the works of Nagahara Keiji, Tanaka Akira and Miyachi Masato. The paper concludes by drawing attention to the originality of Japanese interpretation of Western methods...
This paper aims at raising a few of the characteristics proper to the authors/narrators of Tokugawa ...
The author presents observations and information gathered during his study visit to Japan in Februar...
The paper deals with the process of the reception of law in Japan in the era of Meiji restoration, t...
In the end of the Tokugawa period (1603-1868), inaugurated the Meiji period (1868- 1912), which impl...
This article intends to revisit the Japanese Classical Period through its most important literaries ...
Religion, ideology and traditionalism in Japan from Meiji period. Introduction into the issueIn many...
Između razdoblja Edo (1600. – 1868.) i Meiji (1868. – 1912.) dogodile su se brojne promjene u svijet...
In order to understand modern Japanese thought, it is essential to explore the historical moment and...
Seppuku was a form of traditional feudal suicide in Japan and throughout history it was used by the ...
O presente trabalho visa a discutir a conceituação estética de okashi, termo-chave na história da li...
This article focuses on two terms appearing in the Imperial Rescript of 1876, namely, the “foundatio...
[ES] Este artículo utiliza fuentes primarias y secundarias para proporcionar un análisis...
In this paper I discuss the work of Nagao Nishikawa, an important Japanese social theorist whose “th...
O filósofo japonês Sakabe Megumi ao analisar a língua Yamato constrói uma estrutura do pensamento tr...
Presentation of Iki no Kôzo {Structure of Iki), written by Japanese philosopher Shüzô Kuki in 1930, ...
This paper aims at raising a few of the characteristics proper to the authors/narrators of Tokugawa ...
The author presents observations and information gathered during his study visit to Japan in Februar...
The paper deals with the process of the reception of law in Japan in the era of Meiji restoration, t...
In the end of the Tokugawa period (1603-1868), inaugurated the Meiji period (1868- 1912), which impl...
This article intends to revisit the Japanese Classical Period through its most important literaries ...
Religion, ideology and traditionalism in Japan from Meiji period. Introduction into the issueIn many...
Između razdoblja Edo (1600. – 1868.) i Meiji (1868. – 1912.) dogodile su se brojne promjene u svijet...
In order to understand modern Japanese thought, it is essential to explore the historical moment and...
Seppuku was a form of traditional feudal suicide in Japan and throughout history it was used by the ...
O presente trabalho visa a discutir a conceituação estética de okashi, termo-chave na história da li...
This article focuses on two terms appearing in the Imperial Rescript of 1876, namely, the “foundatio...
[ES] Este artículo utiliza fuentes primarias y secundarias para proporcionar un análisis...
In this paper I discuss the work of Nagao Nishikawa, an important Japanese social theorist whose “th...
O filósofo japonês Sakabe Megumi ao analisar a língua Yamato constrói uma estrutura do pensamento tr...
Presentation of Iki no Kôzo {Structure of Iki), written by Japanese philosopher Shüzô Kuki in 1930, ...
This paper aims at raising a few of the characteristics proper to the authors/narrators of Tokugawa ...
The author presents observations and information gathered during his study visit to Japan in Februar...
The paper deals with the process of the reception of law in Japan in the era of Meiji restoration, t...