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Ojoku no kioku o megutte
(1997)
Maruyama's fourth-grade compositions are included in Maruyama Masao no sekai (Tokyo: Misuzu shobō
Abiko Kazuyoshi provides a concise theoretical overview of the debate in his "Naniga rontenka-hitotsu no joron toshite
(1998)
3 satsu no nōtokara
M. Maruyama (1975)
Studies in Intellectual History of Tokugawa Japan
丸山 真男, I. Morris (1964)
Thought and behaviour in modern Japanese politicsThe American Historical Review, 69
In the afterword Maruyama repeated his claim that he intended to express his own "anxieties about and frustrations with [yūmon] the contemporary political and social conditions
Nazeka wakamono ni uketeiru 'Maruyama Masao bon' no fushigi" [The wonders of Maruyama Masao books
Nihon no mushisō
(1977)
Monogusa seishin bunseki
positions 10:1 Spring 2002 parts of his writingsâhis understanding of the intellectuals that he writes aboutâeven then, my response to his writings is only one of deep respect and true admiration. I feel that I am deeply moved (kand¯ ) from the o bottom of my heart: this is something that persists no matter what others say. I once thought, with some arrogance, that even if everything written here [in Maruyamaâs work] is wrong, this work is immortal ( fumetsu).2 To this scholar the content of Maruyamaâs work hardly matters. His confession of absolute faith in Maruyama indicates that readings of Maruyamaâs scholarship in the postwar period were more than just intellectual exercises. Many scholarsâboth prewar and postwarâhave similarly expressed their indebtedness to Maruyama and his work.3 Maruyamaâs work also appealed to readers outside traditional academia and stirred emotional responses in a nation devastated by its defeat in the Asia Paciï¬c War. Historian Kano ¯ Masanao, for instance, talks about the generation of Japanese who returned from the war and were so impressed by his writings that they named their sons after Maruyama.4 Maruyama Masao has exerted tremendous power in the production of both intellectual paradigms and political
positions asia critique – Duke University Press
Published: Mar 1, 2002
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