E Patricia Tsurumi
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 723069 |
|---|---|
| NOME | E Patricia Tsurumi |
| PRENOMES | E Patricia |
| SOBRENOME | Tsurumi |
| ASSINATURA | TSURUMI E P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Victoria |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 51 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 51 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1974 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Sayrosa, a Minor Obsidian Source in the Puna of Arequipa
This article reports the identification of the Sayrosa Source, a minor geologic source of volcanic glass referred to Rare Type-3 obsidian in the 1977 pilot study by Burger and Asaro. Located only 25 km northeast of the major Alca-1 deposit, this source was exploited in prehispanic times despite the relatively small size of its nodules. Occasional flakes and bifaces of Sayrosa obsidian appear at archaeological sites in the puna of Chumbivilcas and…
Emergence and Development of Pottery in the Andean Early Formative Period
This article presents a high-resolution chronology of Wairajirca pottery in the Huánuco basin, which has been identified as a frontier region between the Andean highlands and the Amazonian rain forests: its pottery is known for having mixed features from both areas. However, the lack of fine-grained pottery and radiocarbon datasets has handicapped comparative studies' attempts to track in detail its early development process. Our new high-resolut…
Factory Girls
Colonial Education in Korea and Taiwan
Visions of Women and the New Society in Conflict
Japan's Competing Modernities
Scholars, Japanese and non-Japanese alike, have studied the greater Taisho era (1900-1930) within the framework of Taisho demokurashii (democracy). While this concept has proved useful, students of the period in more recent years have sought alternative ways of understanding the late Meiji-Taisho period. This collection of essays, each based on new research, offers original insights into various aspects of modern Japanese cultural history from "m…
Excavaciones en La Plataforma Z1, Pampa De Mosquito. Primera Evidencia Del Arcaico Tardío en El Valle Medio Del Río Jequetepeque
En las décadas de 1980, 1990 y la primera década de este siglo se realizaron intensas investigaciones arqueológicas en el valle medio del río Jequetepeque. Como resultado de estos trabajos se expuso una gran ocupación prehispánica, en especial, de asentamientos pertenecientes al periodo Formativo. Tanto así, que el pueblo de Tembladera fue conocido por su cerámica finamente elaborada (Alva 1986) durante el periodo Formativo y además a este period…
Archaeological investigations at Sajara-patac in the Upper Huallaga Basin, Peru
Archaeological investigations in 2002 at Sajara-patac, in the Upper Huallaga Basin, revealed that it was an Early Horizon (800-200 B.C.) ceremonial center that shows strong influence from Chavín de Huántar. Four architectural phases were recognized, of which the earlier three pertain to the Early Horizon and the last one to the terminal Early Horizon/early Early Intermediate Period. Ceramics associated with each phase are described. Radiocarbon d…
La secuencia cronológica de los centros ceremoniales de la Pampa de las Hamacas y Tembladera, valle medio de Jequetepeque
En el valle medio de Jequetepeque, en especial en la zona de la Pampa de las Hamacas, existe un gran número de centros ceremoniales del Periodo Formativo, los que no han sido estudiados de manera adecuada, ni se ha establecido entre ellos los vínculos o relaciones de contemporaneidad que podrían aportar en su explicación. El autor del presente artículo dirigió un proyecto arqueológico de tres temporadas en la región de la Pampa de las Hamacas y e…
Rising Suns, Rising Daughters
Trans-Pacific Racisms
Under the Shadow of Nationalism
Living With the Bomb
The Accidental Historian, Yamakawa Kikue
A New Woman of Japan
Yet to be heard
At first glance it looks as if we know a great deal about the women and girls who worked in the thread mills of the Meiji era (1868–1912). Thanks to historians and economists in Japan, we have long known of the central contributions that female operatives in Meiji cotton-spinning and silk-reeling mills made to modern Japan's first phase of industrialization. Beginning in the 1880s, the chief weapon in the arsenal of Japanese silk manufacturers wa…
Censored in Japan
Additional informationNotes on contributorsE. Patricia TsurumiE. Patricia Tsurumi is a political activist and teaches history at the University of Victoria in Victoria, B.C., Canada. Her most recent book is Factory Girls: Women in the Thread Mills of Meiji Japan
The Cambridge History of Japan, Volume 4
Factory Girls
Factory Girls
Old wine in new bottles
Additional informationNotes on contributorsE. Patricia Tsurumi The author wishes to acknowledge the support of the Social Science and Humanities Council of Canada in the research for this article
Factory Girls
The Other Japan
The trends and practices of public administration are ever changing and it is essential that they be appraised from time to time. Designed as a capstone survey of the field, The State of Public Administration focuses on leading edge issues, challenges, and opportunities that confront PA study and practice in the 21st Century
The Other Japan
Serving in Japan's Industrial Army
Education and Assimilation in Taiwan under Japanese Rule, 1895-1945
Education and assimilation were key components of Japanese colonial policy in Taiwan: assimilation of the island's native Taiwanese population (native islanders of Chinese ancestry) was an important goal; education was an instrument for attainment of this goal. When during their fifty years of rule (1895-1945) Taiwan's administrators altered their interpretation or definition of assimilation, they modified educational policies accordingly. From b…
Emergence and Development of Pottery in the Andean Early Formative Period
This article presents a high-resolution chronology of Wairajirca pottery in the Huánuco basin, which has been identified as a frontier region between the Andean highlands and the Amazonian rain forests: its pottery is known for having mixed features from both areas. However, the lack of fine-grained pottery and radiocarbon datasets has handicapped comparative studies' attempts to track in detail its early development process. Our new high-resolut…
Meiji Primary School Language and Ethics Textbooks
George Sansom once called the history of education in late nine-teenth-century Japan 'a useful example of a reaction against foreign influence and a return to tradition in the midst of a strenuous process of "modernization".' Sansom and others have depicted Japanese education during the first three decades of the Meiji period (1868-1912) as follows: during the 1870s Japanese education was completely dominated by the Western philosophies and princ…
La secuencia cronológica de los centros ceremoniales de la Pampa de las Hamacas y Tembladera, valle medio de Jequetepeque
En el valle medio de Jequetepeque, en especial en la zona de la Pampa de las Hamacas, existe un gran número de centros ceremoniales del Periodo Formativo, los que no han sido estudiados de manera adecuada, ni se ha establecido entre ellos los vínculos o relaciones de contemporaneidad que podrían aportar en su explicación. El autor del presente artículo dirigió un proyecto arqueológico de tres temporadas en la región de la Pampa de las Hamacas y e…
Feminism and anarchism in Japan
“In being able to see, we may be empowered to act.” This sentence from the introduction to Sex and Class in Women's History is a splendid motto for the feminist historian. Although serious problems can and do arise as scholars inevitably bring the values of their own time and space to the data they examine, feminist historians owe an enormous debt to the contemporary questions which have helped shape their approaches to the past. These approaches…
Archaeological investigations at Sajara-patac in the Upper Huallaga Basin, Peru
Archaeological investigations in 2002 at Sajara-patac, in the Upper Huallaga Basin, revealed that it was an Early Horizon (800-200 B.C.) ceremonial center that shows strong influence from Chavín de Huántar. Four architectural phases were recognized, of which the earlier three pertain to the Early Horizon and the last one to the terminal Early Horizon/early Early Intermediate Period. Ceramics associated with each phase are described. Radiocarbon d…
Factory Girls
Serving in Japan's Industrial Army
Female Textile Workers and the Failure of Early Trade Unionism in Japan
Journal Article Female Textile Workers and the Failure of Early Trade Unionism in Japan Get access E Patricia Tsurumi E Patricia Tsurumi Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar History Workshop Journal, Volume 18, Issue 1, AUTUMN 1984, Pages 3–27, https://doi.org/10.1093/hwj/18.1.3 Published: 01 October 1984
Japanese Colonial Education in Taiwan, 1895-1945
Sayrosa, a Minor Obsidian Source in the Puna of Arequipa
This article reports the identification of the Sayrosa Source, a minor geologic source of volcanic glass referred to Rare Type-3 obsidian in the 1977 pilot study by Burger and Asaro. Located only 25 km northeast of the major Alca-1 deposit, this source was exploited in prehispanic times despite the relatively small size of its nodules. Occasional flakes and bifaces of Sayrosa obsidian appear at archaeological sites in the puna of Chumbivilcas and…
A New Woman of Japan
Yet to be heard
At first glance it looks as if we know a great deal about the women and girls who worked in the thread mills of the Meiji era (1868–1912). Thanks to historians and economists in Japan, we have long known of the central contributions that female operatives in Meiji cotton-spinning and silk-reeling mills made to modern Japan's first phase of industrialization. Beginning in the 1880s, the chief weapon in the arsenal of Japanese silk manufacturers wa…
Old wine in new bottles
Additional informationNotes on contributorsE. Patricia Tsurumi The author wishes to acknowledge the support of the Social Science and Humanities Council of Canada in the research for this article
Mental captivity and resistance lessons from Taiwanese anti-colonialism
From the sixteenth century to the present, imperialist domination has taken many forms—plunder, trade, annexation, spheres of influence, corporate investment, international aid—all serving the same end. What Peter Worsley wrote about formal colonies also applies to earlier and later manifestations of imperialism in the Third World: “It is no ideological assertion; but a simple generalization rooted in empirical observation, that the prime content…
Meiji Primary School Language and Ethics Textbooks
George Sansom once called the history of education in late nine-teenth-century Japan 'a useful example of a reaction against foreign influence and a return to tradition in the midst of a strenuous process of "modernization".' Sansom and others have depicted Japanese education during the first three decades of the Meiji period (1868-1912) as follows: during the 1870s Japanese education was completely dominated by the Western philosophies and princ…
Adult Episodes in Japan
Japanese Colonial Education in Taiwan, 1895-1945
Formosa
Japanese Colonial Education in Taiwan, 1895-1945
Japanese Colonial Education in Taiwan, 1895-1945
Foreigners in Formosa, 1841-1874
Education and Colonialism
Amaeru. The Expression of Reciprocal Dependency Needs in Japanese Politics and Law
Confucian Gentlemen and Barbarian Envoys
Japanese Colonial Education in Taiwan, 1895-1945
Education and Assimilation in Taiwan under Japanese Rule, 1895-1945
Education and assimilation were key components of Japanese colonial policy in Taiwan: assimilation of the island's native Taiwanese population (native islanders of Chinese ancestry) was an important goal; education was an instrument for attainment of this goal. When during their fifty years of rule (1895-1945) Taiwan's administrators altered their interpretation or definition of assimilation, they modified educational policies accordingly. From b…
Towards a Case Study of the Overseas Educator
Mental captivity and resistance lessons from Taiwanese anti-colonialism
From the sixteenth century to the present, imperialist domination has taken many forms—plunder, trade, annexation, spheres of influence, corporate investment, international aid—all serving the same end. What Peter Worsley wrote about formal colonies also applies to earlier and later manifestations of imperialism in the Third World: “It is no ideological assertion; but a simple generalization rooted in empirical observation, that the prime content…
The Male Present Versus the Female Past
William H. Goetzmann’s colorful portrayal of the “winning of the American West,” Exploration and Empire, suggests that explorers’ records tell us at least as much about the old world the explorer leaves as they do about the new world he or she encounters. The persuasive thesis of this fine book is “that explorers, as they go out into the unknown, are ‘programmed’ by the knowledge, values, and objectives of the civilized centers from which they de…
Environmental Protest and Citizen Politics in Japan
Colonizer and Colonized in Taiwan
A Diplomat's Wife in Japan. Sketches at the Turn of the Century
CHAPTER 7. Colonial Education in Korea and Taiwan
Female Textile Workers and the Failure of Early Trade Unionism in Japan
Journal Article Female Textile Workers and the Failure of Early Trade Unionism in Japan Get access E Patricia Tsurumi E Patricia Tsurumi Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar History Workshop Journal, Volume 18, Issue 1, AUTUMN 1984, Pages 3–27, https://doi.org/10.1093/hwj/18.1.3 Published: 01 October 1984
Peasants, Rebels and Outcasts
The Hidden Sun. Women of Modern Japan
Feminism and anarchism in Japan
“In being able to see, we may be empowered to act.” This sentence from the introduction to Sex and Class in Women's History is a splendid motto for the feminist historian. Although serious problems can and do arise as scholars inevitably bring the values of their own time and space to the data they examine, feminist historians owe an enormous debt to the contemporary questions which have helped shape their approaches to the past. These approaches…
Japanese Women. Constraint and Fulfillment
Problem consciousness and modern Japanese history
“The task for the future Western scholar of Japan,” wrote John Dower in 1975, “is ... to step back and question prevailing questions, to ask what is not being asked and whether it is not possible to create a more incisive problem consciousness.” Among the many topics in modern Japanese history which Dower then went on to identify as areas neglected by Western researchers were two which particularly caught my eye when I first read his essay in 197…
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