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Fukuzawa Yukichi's Idea of "Maruhadaka no Kyoso" and Race Improvement (<Special Feature> Education in the Countries of Asia : Past and Present)
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- 福沢諭吉の「丸裸の競走」と「人種改良」の思想 (<特集>アジア諸国の教育 :過去と現在)
- フクザワ ユキチ ノ マルハダカ ノ キョウソウ ト ジンシュ カイリョウ ノ シソウ トクシュウ アジア ショコク ノ キョウイク カコ ト ゲンザイ
- 福沢諭吉の「丸裸の競争」と「人種改良」の思想
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Fukuzawa Yukichi福沢諭吉was a very enthusiastic nationalist in modern Japan. At the salne time, he absolutely insisted that all freedoms and rights be guaranteed to a11 individuals. It was a persistent purpose throughout his work to show how to achieve both individual and national independence without contradiction. He claimed that it depended upon a sweeping transformation of the Japanese people, and that the chief agenda for bringing about that transformation was not only education, but also race improvement. Some may claim that there was logically an inherent contradiction in his statements,1eading him into an intellectual dilemma, since race improvement is contrary to the inalienable rights of mankind that he had defended. However, in Fukuzawa’s view, there was no contradiction; in fact, we cannot show that he ever faced such a dilemma. The reason why is explained in the present article, which deals with some basic elements of Fukuzawa’s thought.
Journal
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- Journal of Asian cultures
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Journal of Asian cultures (2), 385-418, 2000-03-31
学習院大学東洋文化研究所
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- CRID
- 1050001338012818176
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- NII Article ID
- 110000083583
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- NII Book ID
- AA11335469
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- HANDLE
- 10959/2822
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- NDL BIB ID
- 5315968
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- ISSN
- 13449850
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- Text Lang
- ja
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- Article Type
- departmental bulletin paper
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- IRDB
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