WSTC21H3 Lecture Notes - Imperial Japanese Army, Otto Von Bismarck, Meiji Period
Document Summary
Japanese colonialism under the meiji era branched out of japan and expanded to nearby east asian countries such as taiwan , korea, northeast china: china in the late 1930s began to colonize former european colonies. Japan was the only non-western colonizer to impose asian on asian imperialism that promoted assimilation to japanese culture: colonized people in east asian nations that shared similar racial and ethnic similarities through the phenotypic sense unlike western colonizers. White colonizers substantiated white power and hegemony: japanese colonizers exercised a familiar duality which was absent in the. Japanese share the same cultural and racial affinities with the colonized peoples" which was missing from the western colonizers. How japanese colonizers like western colonizers used women"s bodies in scientific terms: hygiene (eisei) in the japanese imperial army, flag of japanese imperial army. Success for the nation in the late nineteenth century came from the successes of the military. Sino-japanese war in which taiwan became japan"s colony.
