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THE HISTORY OF EARLY MODERN JAPAN
EARLY
MODERN JAPAN
RESEARCH PROJECT
SOME
POSSIBLE LINES OF INQUIRY TO CONSIDER
- The role
of religion in modernization (education / national identity)
- Building
a "traditional" culture: the emergence of a literary and / or artistic
canon
- Developments
in sacred / secular architecture
- Changes
in the political administration of the state (local / national) and
the reasons therefore
- The "scholars
of national learning" and the modernization process
- "Dutch scholars"
and the role of the West in Early Modern Japan
- The contributions
of popular culture (woodblock prints, kabuki, popular literature, haiku)
to modernization
- Urbanization's
contributions to the modernization process in early modern Japan
- Growth and
Change in early modern rural Japan
- From samurai
to bureaucrat: administrative modernization
- The emergence
of a codified "Way of the Warrior" and its impact on Early Modern Japan
- Contributions
of "the entertainment industry" to the modernization process
- Technological
transformations and their impact in early modern Japan
- Keeping
the world at bay: early modern Japanese diplomacy's contributions to
the modernization of a "closed country"
- Thinking
about the "Modern" - Contributions of Confucianism
- Religious
Pilgrimage in Early Modern Japan
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