Entrepreneur Gisaku Tomita and His Korean Celadon Revival Project: An Anthropological Case Study of Colonial Agents

本次研究是对日本知识分子在殖民朝鲜创造传统的人类学案例研究，特别是除了以前的研究重点是官僚、牧师、商人、军官和研究人员之外的日本知识分子。结果证明：(1)企业家、作家、人物的活动(2)通过新兴的现代媒介如期刊、讲座、沙龙等相互传播和联系，(3)与以往研究中经常提到的其他殖民主义代理人反映和互动，构成了整体的殖民主义代理人。

This research was an anthropological case study about the invention of tradition by the Japanese intellectuals in colonial Korea, especially by those besides bureaucrats, priests, merchants, military officers and researchers that previous research has focused on. As results, it proved (1) the activities by those who were known as entrepreneurs, writers, personages (2) spread over and got connected to each other by the newly emerged modern media such as journals, lectures, salons and so on, (3) to reflect and interact with the other colonialist agents that previous research often mentioned, which constructed total colonialist agency.