EAST 212 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Meiji Period, Ming Dynasty, Edo Period
16 Oct 2017
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Shikoku, kyushu) with mysterious origins but an object of officially sanctioned discrimination under the tokugawas: assimilated into citizenry under the family. Registration law of 1871 as new commoners (shin- heimin: problems is that you"re a citizen but a new citizen so therefore discrimination occurred, even to this day. Yamato": can mean many different contradictory things, name for a place in the center of japan, center for expanding power. With which perspectives does she identify each: compare and contrast the pre-meiji ka-i logic of defining difference with the post-meiji nation-state model. How did this impact the treatment of ryukyu/okinawa residents: the problem of time how does the perception of different times coexisting at once factor into japanese perceptions of. Okinawan or ainu peoples: what are some of the complexities of the battle of okinawa in terms of how it is made into history/meaning by people in okinawa, what is the history/timeline of japanese and us occupations of.
