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Vie quotidienne en temps de guerre au Japon, 1940-1945 (études de guerre moderne)
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Caractéristiques de l'objet
- État
- Release Year
- 2016
- ISBN
- 9780700621903
- Publication Year
- 2016
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Book Title
- Daily Life in Wartime Japan, 1940-1945
- Publisher
- University Press of Kansas
- Genre
- History, Social Science
- Topic
- Military / World War II, Military / General, Customs & Traditions
- Number of Pages
- 256 Pages
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Daily Life in Wartime Japan, 1940-1945 is an intimate history of the lives of ordinary Japanese during World War II that introduces us to housewives in provincial cities struggling to feed their families while supporting the war effort, a conscript from northern Japan who endured the harshest and most abusive training imaginable to learn to fly, Tokyo teenagers mobilized to work in wartime factories, children evacuated from the big cities to a life in the countryside with little food, bullying, and no privacy, farmers pressured to grow more rice and wheat with less fertilizer and fewer hands, and a Kyoto octogenarian whose inability to contribute to the war effort leads him to contemplate suicide.
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Publisher
University Press of Kansas
ISBN-10
0700621903
ISBN-13
9780700621903
eBay Product ID (ePID)
219304481
Product Key Features
Book Title
Daily Life in Wartime Japan, 1940-1945
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Military / World War II, Military / General, Customs & Traditions
Publication Year
2016
Genre
History, Social Science
Number of Pages
256 Pages
Additional Product Features
Lc Classification Number
D744.7.J3y36 2015
Reviews
"Offers many insights into the wartime experiences of Japanese housewives and children, city dwellers and farmers, civilians and servicemen."-- Journal of Japanese Studies "Yamashita depicts the Japanese people as both active participants in the prosecution of the war and subjects struggling to adapt to increasingly arduous material and psychological circumstances, and insistent state demands for conformity and self-sacrifice. The diaries reveal both the mundane and the chilling effects of these processes on individuals and families."-- Journal of Military History "A nuanced, detailed, and balanced account presenting a much more complex account of wartime home front Japan than most readers might be familiar with in the general absence, heretofore, of original source materials. Highly recommended."-- Choice, "Offers many insights into the wartime experiences of Japanese housewives and children, city dwellers and farmers, civilians and servicemen."- Journal of Japanese Studies, "This is a very important book, the best study in English of how Japanese people conducted themselves during the war. As a child living in Japan at that time, I experienced much of what Yamashita writes about. His empirical data as well as broad observations are impeccable. The book will make a major contribution not only to the study of the Second World War but also to twentieth-century world history."-- Akira Iriye , author of Pearl Harbor and the Coming of the Pacific War and Power and Culture: The Japanese-American War, 1941-1945 " Daily Life in Wartime Japan, 1940-1945 should be read by anyone who wishes to reflect on the state of militarized modernity and meanings of total war."-- Lisa Yoneyama , author of Hiroshima Traces: Time, Space, and the Dialectics of Memory "Sam Yamashita seamlessly weaves diverse diarists' accounts, from school children to kamikaze pilots, into simply the best account in English of everyday life on wartime Japan's home front."-- Edward Drea , author of Japan's Imperial Army: Its Rise and Fall, 1853-1945 "A remarkable companion to his recent translations of Japanese wartime diaries, Sam Yamashita gives us a thoughtful and highly readable account of everyday life during the Asia-Pacific War. A wonderful addition to the social history of twentieth century Japan."-- Louise Young , author of Beyond the Metropolis: Second Cities and Modern Life in Interwar Japan "This is a vivid story of the Japanese people on the home front--of concerted efforts, hard work, and endurance to win the war and eventual preparation for possible American invasion of the homeland. Especially heartbreaking is the tale of young children (third- through sixth-grade students) in the big cities, who were forced to evacuate in group to the countryside against their indulging parents. By fully exploring an unexploited aspect, mainly through the examination of diaries, Yamashita makes a significant contribution to the history of the Pacific War."-- Yasuhide Kawashima , author of The Tokyo Rose Case: Treason on Trial, "A nuanced, detailed, and balanced account presenting a much more complex account of wartime home front Japan than most readers might be familiar with in the general absence, heretofore, of original source materials. Highly recommended."- Choice, "This is a very important book, the best study in English of how Japanese people conducted themselves during the war. As a child living in Japan at that time, I experienced much of what Yamashita writes about. His empirical data as well as broad observations are impeccable. The book will make a major contribution not only to the study of the Second World War but also to twentieth-century world history."Akira Iriye , author of Pearl Harbor and the Coming of the Pacific War and Power and Culture: The Japanese-American War, 19411945 " Daily Life in Wartime Japan, 19401945 should be read by anyone who wishes to reflect on the state of militarized modernity and meanings of total war."Lisa Yoneyama , author of Hiroshima Traces: Time, Space, and the Dialectics of Memory "Sam Yamashita seamlessly weaves diverse diaristsaccounts, from schoolchildren to kamikaze pilots, into simply the best account in English of everyday life on wartime Japans home front."Edward Drea , author of Japans Imperial Army: Its Rise and Fall, 18531945 "A remarkable companion to his recent translations of Japanese wartime diaries, Sam Yamashita gives us a thoughtful and highly readable account of everyday life during the Asia-Pacific War. A wonderful addition to the social history of twentieth century Japan."Louise Young , author of Beyond the Metropolis: Second Cities and Modern Life in Interwar Japan This is a vivid story of the Japanese people on the home frontof concerted efforts, hard work, and endurance to win the war and eventual preparation for possible American invasion of the homeland. Especially heartbreaking is the tale of young children (third- through sixth-grade students) in the big cities, who were forced to evacuate in group to the countryside against their indulging parents. By fully exploring an unexploited aspect, mainly through the examination of diaries, Yamashita makes a significant contribution to the history of the Pacific War."Yasuhide Kawashima , author of The Tokyo Rose Case: Treason on Trial, "The author of this study has done a great service to historians of all types by scrutinizing the relationship between society and self in Japan during World War II."The Historian "Offers many insights into the wartime experiences of Japanese housewives and children, city dwellers and farmers, civilians and servicemen."Journal of Japanese Studies "Yamashita depicts the Japanese people as both active participants in the prosecution of the war and subjects struggling to adapt to increasingly arduous material and psychological circumstances, and insistent state demands for conformity and self-sacrifice. The diaries reveal both the mundane and the chilling effects of these processes on individuals and families."Journal of Military History "A nuanced, detailed, and balanced account presenting a much more complex account of wartime home front Japan than most readers might be familiar with in the general absence, heretofore, of original source materials. Highly recommended."Choice, "Yamashita depicts the Japanese people as both active participants in the prosecution of the war and subjects struggling to adapt to increasingly arduous material and psychological circumstances, and insistent state demands for conformity and self-sacrifice. The diaries reveal both the mundane and the chilling effects of these processes on individuals and families."- Journal of Military History, "Offers many insights into the wartime experiences of Japanese housewives and children, city dwellers and farmers, civilians and servicemen."-- Journal of Japanese Studies, "Sam Yamashita seamlessly weaves diverse diarists' accounts, from schoolchildren to kamikaze pilots, into simply the best account in English of everyday life on wartime Japan's home front."- Edward Drea , author of Japan's Imperial Army: Its Rise and Fall, 18531945, "The author of this study has done a great service to historians of all types by scrutinizing the relationship between society and self in Japan during World War II."-- The Historian "Offers many insights into the wartime experiences of Japanese housewives and children, city dwellers and farmers, civilians and servicemen."-- Journal of Japanese Studies "Yamashita depicts the Japanese people as both active participants in the prosecution of the war and subjects struggling to adapt to increasingly arduous material and psychological circumstances, and insistent state demands for conformity and self-sacrifice. The diaries reveal both the mundane and the chilling effects of these processes on individuals and families."-- Journal of Military History "A nuanced, detailed, and balanced account presenting a much more complex account of wartime home front Japan than most readers might be familiar with in the general absence, heretofore, of original source materials. Highly recommended."-- Choice, "This is a very important book, the best study in English of how Japanese people conducted themselves during the war. As a child living in Japan at that time, I experienced much of what Yamashita writes about. His empirical data as well as broad observations are impeccable. The book will make a major contribution not only to the study of the Second World War but also to twentieth-century world history."- Akira Iriye , author of Pearl Harbor and the Coming of the Pacific War and Power and Culture: The Japanese-American War, 19411945 " Daily Life in Wartime Japan, 19401945 should be read by anyone who wishes to reflect on the state of militarized modernity and meanings of total war."- Lisa Yoneyama , author of Hiroshima Traces: Time, Space, and the Dialectics of Memory "Sam Yamashita seamlessly weaves diverse diarists' accounts, from school children to kamikaze pilots, into simply the best account in English of everyday life on wartime Japan's home front."- Edward Drea , author of Japan's Imperial Army: Its Rise and Fall, 18531945 "A remarkable companion to his recent translations of Japanese wartime diaries, Sam Yamashita gives us a thoughtful and highly readable account of everyday life during the Asia-Pacific War. A wonderful addition to the social history of twentieth century Japan."- Louise Young , author of Beyond the Metropolis: Second Cities and Modern Life in Interwar Japan "This is a vivid story of the Japanese people on the home front--of concerted efforts, hard work, and endurance to win the war and eventual preparation for possible American invasion of the homeland. Especially heartbreaking is the tale of young children (third- through sixth-grade students) in the big cities, who were forced to evacuate in group to the countryside against their indulging parents. By fully exploring an unexploited aspect, mainly through the examination of diaries, Yamashita makes a significant contribution to the history of the Pacific War."- Yasuhide Kawashima , author of The Tokyo Rose Case: Treason on Trial, "This is a very important book, the best study in English of how Japanese people conducted themselves during the war. As a child living in Japan at that time, I experienced much of what Yamashita writes about. His empirical data as well as broad observations are impeccable. The book will make a major contribution not only to the study of the Second World War but also to twentieth-century world history."- Akira Iriye , author of Pearl Harbor and the Coming of the Pacific War and Power and Culture: The Japanese-American War, 19411945, "A remarkable companion to his recent translations of Japanese wartime diaries, Sam Yamashita gives us a thoughtful and highly readable account of everyday life during the Asia-Pacific War. A wonderful addition to the social history of twentieth century Japan."- Louise Young , author of Beyond the Metropolis: Second Cities and Modern Life in Interwar Japan, "This is a very important book, the best study in English of how Japanese people conducted themselves during the war. As a child living in Japan at that time, I experienced much of what Yamashita writes about. His empirical data as well as broad observations are impeccable. The book will make a major contribution not only to the study of the Second World War but also to twentieth-century world history."Akira Iriye , author of Pearl Harbor and the Coming of the Pacific War and Power and Culture: The Japanese-American War, 19411945 " Daily Life in Wartime Japan, 19401945 should be read by anyone who wishes to reflect on the state of militarized modernity and meanings of total war."Lisa Yoneyama , author of Hiroshima Traces: Time, Space, and the Dialectics of Memory "Sam Yamashita seamlessly weaves diverse diaristsaccounts, from school children to kamikaze pilots, into simply the best account in English of everyday life on wartime Japans home front."Edward Drea , author of Japans Imperial Army: Its Rise and Fall, 18531945 "A remarkable companion to his recent translations of Japanese wartime diaries, Sam Yamashita gives us a thoughtful and highly readable account of everyday life during the Asia-Pacific War. A wonderful addition to the social history of twentieth century Japan."Louise Young , author of Beyond the Metropolis: Second Cities and Modern Life in Interwar Japan This is a vivid story of the Japanese people on the home frontof concerted efforts, hard work, and endurance to win the war and eventual preparation for possible American invasion of the homeland. Especially heartbreaking is the tale of young children (third- through sixth-grade students) in the big cities, who were forced to evacuate in group to the countryside against their indulging parents. By fully exploring an unexploited aspect, mainly through the examination of diaries, Yamashita makes a significant contribution to the history of the Pacific War."Yasuhide Kawashima , author of The Tokyo Rose Case: Treason on Trial, " Daily Life in Wartime Japan, 19401945 should be read by anyone who wishes to reflect on the state of militarized modernity and meanings of total war."- Lisa Yoneyama , author of Hiroshima Traces: Time, Space, and the Dialectics of Memory, "This is a very important book, the best study in English of how Japanese people conducted themselves during the war. As a child living in Japan at that time, I experienced much of what Yamashita writes about. His empirical data as well as broad observations are impeccable. The book will make a major contribution not only to the study of the Second World War but also to twentieth-century world history."-- Akira Iriye , author of Pearl Harbor and the Coming of the Pacific War and Power and Culture: The Japanese-American War, 1941-1945 " Daily Life in Wartime Japan, 1940-1945 should be read by anyone who wishes to reflect on the state of militarized modernity and meanings of total war."-- Lisa Yoneyama , author of Hiroshima Traces: Time, Space, and the Dialectics of Memory "Sam Yamashita seamlessly weaves diverse diarists' accounts, from schoolchildren to kamikaze pilots, into simply the best account in English of everyday life on wartime Japan's home front."-- Edward Drea , author of Japan's Imperial Army: Its Rise and Fall, 1853-1945 "A remarkable companion to his recent translations of Japanese wartime diaries, Sam Yamashita gives us a thoughtful and highly readable account of everyday life during the Asia-Pacific War. A wonderful addition to the social history of twentieth century Japan."-- Louise Young , author of Beyond the Metropolis: Second Cities and Modern Life in Interwar Japan "This is a vivid story of the Japanese people on the home front--of concerted efforts, hard work, and endurance to win the war and eventual preparation for possible American invasion of the homeland. Especially heartbreaking is the tale of young children (third- through sixth-grade students) in the big cities, who were forced to evacuate in group to the countryside against their indulging parents. By fully exploring an unexploited aspect, mainly through the examination of diaries, Yamashita makes a significant contribution to the history of the Pacific War."-- Yasuhide Kawashima , author of The Tokyo Rose Case: Treason on Trial
Table of Content
Acknowledgments Introduction Part 1. The Home Front 1. We Are All Home-Front Soldiers Now 2. "No Luxuries until the War is Won" Part 2. The Evacuated Children 3. Making "Splendid Little Citizens" 4. Monitoring the Evacuated Children 5. The "Food Problem" of Evacuated Children in Wartime Japan Part 3. The Last Resort 6. Learning How to Die 7. Popular Resistance to the Wartime Government and Its Policies 8. The "Jeweled Sound" Glossary Notes Bibliography Index
Copyright Date
2016
Lccn
2015-032192
Dewey Decimal
940.53/52
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes
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