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Kindaika

(Rutgers University) Fulbright Research Professor Kyoto University 1958-59

The study of modernization in Japan has attracted concerted effort on the part of Japanese scholars, channeled in part through an inter-university, inter disciplinary seminar with which the author is associated (1958-59). The fundamental method is the highly valid, yet peculiarly Japanese, one of bio- historic study, concentrating in particular on the sub-leaders who stood between the topmost elite and the Japanese people during the Tokugawa and Meiji Periods of the mid- and late nineteenth century.

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