図書書誌情報
図書書誌情報
書誌番号 | 0000031325 | ||||
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言語 | eng : 英語 | ||||
NACSIS ID | BB30823749 | ||||
和洋区分 | 洋資料 | ||||
書名 | The Meiji restoration : Japan as a global nation | ||||
著者名 | edited by Robert Hellyer, Harald Fuess | ||||
出版事項 | Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2020 | ||||
形態 | xv, 284 p. ; ill., map, ports. ; 24 cm | ||||
内容著作注記 | Introduction / Robert Hellyer and Harald Fuess Japan and the world conjuncture of 1866 / Mark Metzler Western whalers in 1860s' Hakodate : how the Nantucket of the North Pacific connected restoration era Japan to global flows / Noell H. Wilson Small town, big dreams : a Yokohama merchant and the transformation of Japan / Simon Partner The global weapons trade and the Meiji Restoration : dispersion of means of violence in a world of emerging nation-states / Harald Fuess Mountain demons from Mito : the Arrival of civil war in Echizen in 1864 / Maren A. Ehlers "Farmer-sldiers" and local leadership in late Edo period Japan / Brian Platt A military history of the Boshin War / Hōya Tōru Imai Nobuo : a Tokugawa stalwart's path from the Boshin War to personal reinvention in the Meiji nation-state / Robert Hellyer Settling the frontier, defending the North : "farmer-soldiers" in Hokkaido's colonial development and national reconciliation / Steven Ivings Locally ancient and globally modern : restoration discourse and the tensions of modernity / Mark Ravina Ornamental diplomacy : Emperor Meiji and the monarchs of the modern world / John Breen The restoration of the ancient capitals of Nara and Kyoto and international cultural legitimacy in Meiji Japan / Takagi Hiroshi | ||||
分類 | DC23 : 952.03/1 LCC : DS881.3 | ||||
注記 | Includes bibliographical references (p. 266-276) and index | ||||
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著者名典拠 | Hellyer, Robert I., 1966- DA16945825 Fuess, Harald DA12038601 | ||||
件名 | [地理的名称] : Japan -- History -- Restoration, 1853-1870 [地理的名称] : Japan -- Foreign relations -- 1600-1868 [地理的名称] : Japan -- Foreign relations -- 1868-1912 [地理的名称] : Japan -- History -- Meiji period, 1868-1912 |
