Eiji Oguma
Eiji Oguma is a Japanese sociologist and historian known for his work on Japanese national identity and post-war history. He has written extensively on the social and political changes in Japan, focusing on issues of nationalism, democracy, and social movements.
Books
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1. Minshu To Aikoku
Sengo Nihon no Minshushugi to Aikokushugi
The book explores the complex interplay between democracy and nationalism in Japan, tracing historical developments and societal changes from the late 19th century to the post-World War II era. It examines how democratic ideals and nationalistic sentiments have influenced each other and shaped Japan's political landscape, highlighting key events and figures that contributed to this dynamic. Through a detailed analysis, the book provides insights into the challenges and contradictions faced by Japan as it navigated its identity and governance in a rapidly changing world.
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