A Genealogy of Japanese Self-Images读书介绍

This book presents a counter-argument to the widely held view that the Japanese have believed that they are a homogeneous nation since the Meiji period. Eiji Oguma demonstrates that the myth of ethnic homogeneity was not established during the Meiji period, nor during the Pacific War, but only after the end of the war. The study covers a large range of areas, including archaeology, ancient history, linguistics, anthropology, ethnology, folk law, eugenics and philosophy, to obtain an overview of how a variety of authors dealt with the theme of ethnicity. It also examines how this myth of homogeneity arose and how the peoples of such Japanese colonies as Korea and Taiwan were viewed in the pre-war literature on ethnic identity. This is the first English translation of A Genealogy of "Japanese" Self-Images, which won the Suntory Culture Award in 1996.

小熊英二，1962年生于东京，1987年毕业于东京大学农学部，后进入东京大学教养学部综合义化研究科国际社会科学专业就读，1998年获得博士学位。现为庆应义塾大学综合政策学部教授。著作众多。获奖作品为：《单一民族神话的起源——日本人自画像的系谱》1996年获得三得利学艺奖；《“民主”与“爱国”——战后日本的民族主义与公共性》2003年获得每日出版文化奖、大佛次郎论坛奖；《为了改变社会》2013年获得中央公论礼新书大奖；《活着回来的男人——一个普通日本兵的“二战”及战后生命史》2015年获得新潮社小林秀雄奖。

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