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Patricia Tsurumi, Factory Girls: Women in the
Thread Mills of Meiji Japan E・パトリシア・ツルミ『女工たち—明治日本の製糸工場の婦人労働者』 |
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Marnie
S. Anderson, A Place in Public: Women's Rights
in Meiji Japan (Harvard East Asian
Monographs) マーニー・S・アンダーソン『公の場所—明治日本における婦人の権利』 |
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Anne
Walthall, The Weak Body of a Useless Woman:
Matsuo Taseko and the Meiji Restoration
(Women in Culture and Society) アン・ウォルソール『たをやめと明治維新 松尾多勢子の反伝記的生涯』 *Matsuo Taseko (1811-1894) was a woman sonno-joi activist. Sonno-joi (revere the emperor, expel the barbarians) was a Japanese predominant social movement in the Bakumatsu period. |
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Ayako
Kano, Acting Like A Woman in Modern Japan:
Theater, Gender, and Nationalism 加納彩子『近代日本における女性らしさの演技—演劇、ジェンダー、ナショナリズム』 *Kano Ayako is associate professor of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. |
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