Gendering modern Japanese history - Molony, Barbara; Uno, Kathleen S. 1951-. (Cambridge, Mass. Harvard University Asia Center distributed by Harvard University Press, 2005)
Made in Japan: Meiji women's education / Martha Tocco -- Thoughts on the early Meiji gentleman / Donald Roden -- Commodifying and engendering morality: self-cultivation and the construction of the "ideal woman" in 1920s mass women's magazines / Barbara Sato -- "S" is for sister: schoolgirl intimacy and "same sex love" in early twentieth century Japan / Gregory M. Pflugfelder -- Seeds and (nest) eggs of empire: sexology manuals--manual sexology / Mark Driscoll -- Engendering eugenics: feminists and marriage restriction legislation in the 1920s / Sumiko Otsubo -- Making "soldiers": the Imperial Army and the Japanese man in Meiji society and state / Theodore F. Cook, Jr. -- Reading the Japanese colonial archive: gender and bourgeois civility in Korea and Manchuria before 1932 / Barbara J. Brooks -- Women's deaths as weapons of war in Japan's "final battle" / Haruko Taya Cook -- Gendering the labor market: evidence from the interwar textile industry / Janet Hunter -- Sorting coal and pickling cabbage: Korean women in the Japanese mining industry / W. Donald Smith -- Managing the Japanese household: the New Life movement in postwar Japan / Andrew Gordon -- The quest for women's rights in turn-of-the-century Japan / Barbara Molony -- Womanhood, war, and empire: transmutations of "good wife, wise mother" before 1931 / Kathleen Uno -- Toward a critique of transhistorical femininity / Ayako Kano -- Feminism and the media in the late twentieth century: reading the limits of a politics of transgression / Setsu Shigematsu.
Keywords: Sex role -- Japan -- History; Japan -- History -- 1868-.