Ambivalent moderns : portraits of Japanese cultural identity
Ambivalent moderns : portraits of Japanese cultural identity
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矛盾的现代人：日本文化身份的肖像
DOI：
10.2307/2385298
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发表时间：
1993
影响因子：
0.2
通讯作者：
Lawrence Olson
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作者：
W. Sasaki;Lawrence Olson
尽管西方学者对当代日本的许多方面进行了研究，但日本战后思想史在很大程度上被忽视了。在这本书中，奥尔森向读者介绍了四位战后著名的日本知识分子，他们的著作阐释了他们在二战战败后寻求重新定义自己的文化身份并理解日本国籍的主要替代本土道路。尽管在日本以外几乎不为人所知，竹内义见、鹤见俊介、余淳和吉本贵明在主要期刊上的著作和技巧却赢得了广泛的读者。在语言和心理隔离的围墙后面，这些知识分子不断地权衡日本传统文化的相对价值。
Although Western scholars have examined many aspects of contemporary Japan, Japanese postwar intellectual history has largely been overlooked. In this book, Olson introduces readers to four prominent postwar Japanese intellectuals whose writings illustrate the principal alternative native paths through which they sought to redefine their cultural identity and arrive at the meaning of Japanese nationality after defeat in World War II. Although virtually unknown outside Japan, Takeuchi Yoshimi, Tsurumi Shunsuke, Et Jun and Yoshimoto Takaaki found a wide audience for their books and artifices in leading journals. Behind their wall of linguistic and psychological isolation, these intellectuals weigh and go on weighing endlessly the relative value of traditional Japanese culture.