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Japanese Girls and Women (Annotated)
By Alice Mabel BaconLength8h 45m
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This edition includes the following editor's introduction: The history of silent feminism in Japan
Originally published in 1911, “Japanese Girls and Women” is a book by American writer and women's educator Alice Mabel Bacon. Bacon was an American foreign advisor to the Japanese government in mid-nineteenth and early-twentieth century Japan. After receiving an invitation to serve as a teacher at a school for girls in 1888, Bacon found herself going back again in 1900 to help establish the Joshi Eigaku Juku (Women's English Preparatory School).
“Japanese Girls and Women” gives very interesting information about the life of Japanese women and girls at the beginning of the 20th century in respect to subjects such as childhood, education, marriage, being a wife and mother, old age, samurai women, peasant women, court life, life in the cities, and domestic service.
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GenrePsychology, History, Politics and Government
Length8 hrs 45 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMay 9, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1The history of silent feminism in Japan
9VI. Court Life
2Preface to the Revised Edition
10VII. Life In Castle And Yashiki
3Preface to First Edition
11VIII. Samurai Women
4I. Childhood
12IX. Peasant Women
5II. Education
13X. Life In The Cities
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6III. Marriage And Divorce
14XI. Domestic Service
7IV. Wife And Mother
15XII. Within The Home
8V. Old Age
16XIII. Ten Years Of Progress