hirohito and the making of modern japan

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32 documents for hirohito and the making of modern japan
  • ...NONFICTION EMBRACING DEFEAT: JAPAN IN THE WAKE OF WORLD WAR II | JOHN W. DOWER . NATI...LONDON: THE BIOGRAPHY | PETER ACKROYD . HIROHITO AND THE MAKING OF MODERN JAPAN | HERBERT BIX . A H...

  • . Hirohito was the emperor of Japan from 1926 to 1989. His reign encompassed a period ...Bix, Herbert P. 2000. Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan. New York, N.Y.: HarperCollins. Ex...

  • ... Corporation's ownership to 38.5 percent, making it the largest shareholder in the world's leading ... won the Pulitzer Prize for his biography Hirohito and The Making of Modern Japan. HarperCollins had ...

  • .... Pulitzer Prize (GENERAL NONFICTION) HIROHITO AND THE MAKING OF MODERN JAPAN By Herbert P. Bix ....

  • ...What were your least favorite books? . Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan by Herbert Bix was ...

  • ...The Hirohito imperial broadcast of August 15, 1945 announcing t... sustainability, democratic decision making, abolition of nuclear weapons, phasing out of nucl... vein: Shinsaigo 'tei-ene' shakai Nihon modern wa kano da, Mainichi shimbun, April 16 2011. . (6....

  • Criminal prosecution has become a way to influence collective memory in cases of state-sponsored mass murders, but such efforts call for a degree of dramatization that conflicts with the traditional functions of criminal law. Some issues include abrogation of defendants' rights in the interests of social solidarity, possible distortions of historical understanding, and dangers of such cases as precedent or analogy. The responsibility and guilt may be too widespread. In addition, there may be problems in attempting to deliberately construct collective memory, and dishonesty may be required. Examples from Germany, France, Japan, Israel and Argentina are discussed.

    ...624 F. Making Public Memory, Publicly ........ 648 . III. Collec... of penal law, which - unlike most law in modern society - does evoke deep-seated emotions and a se...." For instance, a prosecution of Emperor Hirohito could easily have been staged - without distortion...

  • ... to the Asian mainland, however, we risk making yet another mistake by consigning Japan to the sta... to industrialize, it was a model of modernization without either colonization or excessive Westerniz...The once-mighty Emperor Hirohito was demoted to the status of figurehead, and a bic...

  • Yasukuni Shrine in the heart of the Japanese capital has been likened by some historians to the unthinkable: a shrine to Nazi Germany's Adolf Hitler in the heart of modern-day Berlin. But to millions of Japanese who visit the leafy compound where white-robed Shinto priests perform rituals to care for the spirits of deceased soldiers who gave their lives for their nation, the site is as sacred as Arlington National Cemetery has been for generations of Americans.

    ...Emperor Hirohito and Unit 731, Japan's biological-warfare unit, did... been doing nothing but look to Washington, making Japan "America's the 51st state," while jeopardizi...

  • ... feelings toward the United States and Japan, which are regarded as friends of the republic but... language lack a word for race until modern times. Nor is there anything distinctly Confucian ... classes reacted to Japanese emperor Hirohito's surrender are at variance with the now-orthodox ... first into resuming unconditional aid and making symbolic tributes, then into some form of confeder...

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