From Island Nation to Oceanic Empire: A Vision of Japanese Expansion from the Periphery
From Island Nation to Oceanic Empire: A Vision of Japanese Expansion from the Periphery
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从岛国到海洋帝国：日本从周边扩张的愿景
DOI：
10.1353/jjs.2016.0005
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2016
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Junshin Uchida
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作者：
Junshin Uchida
杉浦重武（1855-1924）是日本帝国主义的早期支持者，但在很大程度上被忽视。杉浦的作品写于德川-明治过渡时期，说明了国内改革和海上扩张之间的关键联系，同时展示了对日本主义、泛亚主义和自由主义等新意识形态的亏欠。此外，他作为一个土生土长的日本人的视角，揭示了一种独特的殖民思想，这种思想将新统一的日本的边缘人，从日本商人到社会弃儿，视为扩张的核心力量。
This article examines the diasporic thought of Sugiura Shigetake (1855–1924), an early and largely overlooked proponent of Japanese empire. Written during the Tokugawa-Meiji transition, Sugiura’s work illustrates a crucial link between domestic reform and maritime expansion while demonstrating a debt to the new ideologies of Japanism, Pan-Asianism, and liberalism. His perspective as a native of Ōmi Province, moreover, reveals a distinctive strain of colonial thought that envisioned people on the periphery of a newly unified Japan, from Ōmi merchants to social outcastes, as central agents of expansion.