Dual images of “An ideal Japanese woman” in a critical historical period – through an analysis of “A Daughter of the Samurai

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Type of publication:	Straipsnis / Article
Author(s):	Kugishima, Hiroko
Title:	Dual images of “An ideal Japanese woman” in a critical historical period – through an analysis of “A Daughter of the Samurai
Is part of:	Regioninės studijos. 2010, [No.] 4, Japan as images: crossing viewpoints of Europe and Japan, p. 141-144
Date:	2010
Keywords:	Image;History;Women;Samurai;Japan;Istorija;Moterys;Samurai;Japonija;Įvaizdis
Abstract:	In the past, Etsu Inagaki Sugimoto (1872-1950) was one of 12 people, including George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, etc. who appear in some American schoolbooks. According to her obituary in the New York Times, “A Daughter of the Samurai was continuously the most successful book of non-fiction.”
Internet:	https://eltalpykla.vdu.lt/1/32421 https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12259/32421
Affiliation(s):	Publication of this volume of “Regioninės studijos” is sponsored by Japan Foundation
Appears in Collections:	2010 Regioninės studijos, [vol.] 4

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