Seeing China from Edo Japan: From Ogyū Sorai to Fukuzawa Yukichi
2019-06-12
Title: Seeing China from Edo Japan: From Ogyū Sorai to Fukuzawa Yukichi
Speaker:Hung-Yueh Lan
Time:2019/6/12 (Wed.),14:00-17:00
Venue:Room 106A, HA2 Bld g, NCTU
In this speech we will be investigating some issues that are related to my work: Ogyū Sorai in Chinese Literary Sphere. By focusing on Kumazawa Banzan, Ogyū Sorai, Hattori Nankaku, Motoori Norinaga, Koga Touan and Fukuzawa Yukichi, I will discuss how Japanese scholars felt and thought about China in the Edo period. What's more, I will also talk about my views on the issue of De-Sinicization in modern Japan and Taiwan.
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