New Books in East Asian Studies Timothy D. Amos and Akiko Ishii, "Revisiting Japan's Restoration: New Approaches to the Study of the Meiji Transformation" (Routledge, 2021)
Dec 20, 2021
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The History of Japan, Part II
02:08 • 2min
What's Your Research Focus?
03:50 • 3min
How to Write a Book of Memories
06:24 • 2min
The Mazi Restoration
08:02 • 4min
What's the Law Nineteenth Century?
12:00 • 4min
The Long Nineteenth Century
15:50 • 4min
Treaty Ports - The Chinese Coast
20:20 • 2min
The Long Nineteenth Century in Japan
22:03 • 3min
The Jordan Harbinger Show
24:37 • 6min
The Nationalization of Law in Orsuccer
30:15 • 2min
Did You Do Any Comparison Between the Lawlessness in Osaka and Edo?
32:34 • 2min
How Did the China Coast Press Interpret What They Saw Unfolding in Japan?
34:42 • 3min
The China Coast Perspective
37:52 • 4min
The Mazy Indictment - Is There Any Way Out?
41:33 • 4min
The History of Hyco Poems
45:40 • 2min
The History of Hi Kai Poems in Japan
47:24 • 5min
Is There Any Research on Hikai in Japan?
52:10 • 2min
How Do You Think Your Book Can Inspire Other Historiographers?
53:47 • 5min
I Think the Bookan Can Speak to Where People Are At.
59:09 • 2min
A History of Japan, Part II
01:01:10 • 3min