The life and ideas of Naruse Jinzo up to the time of the founding of Nihon Joshi Daigakko (1901)

Elliott, Jane Alison

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The life and ideas of Naruse Jinzo up to the time of the founding of Nihon Joshi Daigakko (1901)

Date

1977

Authors

Elliott, Jane Alison

Abstract

The Meiji Restoration of 1868 ushered in a period of revolutionary social and political change, during which the traditional bases of the social order were questioned and often adapted in an effort to find a social order and a system of values valid for a Japan which was contending with the military, economic and intellectual might of the Western powers, at a time when they were embarking on a period of unparalleled world splendour.