Gendering Modern Japanese History (Harvard East Asian Monographs)
by Andrew Gordon, Barbara Molony, Mark Driscoll, Kathleen Uno, Barbara Brooks, Haruko Taya Cook, Theodore Cook, Janet Hunter, Ayako Kano, Sumiko Otsubo, Gregory Pflugfelder, Donald Roden, Barbara Hamill Sato, Shige Shigematsu, W. Donald Smith, Martha Tocco
Gendering Modern Japanese History presents a scholarly approach to understanding modern Japan through gender. Part of the Harvard East Asian Monographs series, this academic volume features contributions from specialists in Japanese and East Asian studies and is suited to readers exploring history, gender studies, and Japan.
About This Book
Gendering Modern Japanese History examines modern Japanese history through the lens of gender.
Published as part of the Harvard East Asian Monographs series, this scholarly collection brings together work by specialists in Japanese and East Asian studies.
The volume offers an academic perspective on how gender can shape historical interpretation and the study of modern Japan.
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