Handbook of Confucianism in Modern Japan

Table of Contents
Contributors
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1 Reinterpreting Matsumiya Kanzan: On the Interval between State Shintō and the Idea of the Three Religions
Chapter 2 The Confucian Classics in the Political Thought of Sakuma Shōzan
Chapter 3 The Confucian Traits Featuring in the Meiroku Zasshi
Chapter 4 The Invention of “Chinese Philosophy”: How Did the Classics Take Root in Japan’s First Modern University?
Chapter 5 Inoue Tetsujirō and Modern Yangming Learning in Japan
Chapter 6 Kokumin Dōtoku for Women: Shimoda Utako in the Taishō Era
Chapter 7 Modern Contextual Turns from “The Kingly Way” to “The Imperial Way”
Chapter 8 The Discourse on Imperial Way Confucian Thought: The Link between Daitō Bunka Gakuin and Chosŏn Gyunghakwon
Chapter 9 The Image of the Kingly Way during the War: Focusing on Takada Shinji’s Imperial Way Discourse
Chapter 10 Watsuji Tetsurō’s Confucian Bonds: From Totalitarianism to New Confucianism
Chapter 11 Thinking about Confucianism and Modernity in the Early Postwar Period: Watsuji Tetsurō’s The History of Ethical Thought in Japan
Chapter 12 Yasuoka Masahiro and the Survival of Confucianism in Postwar Japan, 1945–1983
Chapter 13 Universalizing “Kingly Way” Confucianism: A Japanese Legacy and Chinese Future?
Bibliography
Glossary
Index