以下の通り、第154回目のGJS主催、東文研・ASNET共催のセミナーを開催します。

【日時 / Date】
2016年11月21日（月）16:00-17:00
November 21 (Mon), 4:00-5:00 PM

【会場 / Venue】
東京大学東洋文化研究所 1階ロビー
Lobby (1F), Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, The University of Tokyo

【報告者 / Speaker】 　
Eric Han (Associate Professor, College of William and Mary)

【題名 / Title】 　
「子支那之犬養毅也，僕日本之康有為也」－－明治後期の日中間における友情の可能性を問い直す
“You are China’s Inukai Tsuyoshi, I am Japan’s Kang Youwei”: Revisiting the Potentials of Sino-Japanese Friendship in Late-Meiji Japan

【要旨 / Abstract】
Inukai Tsuyoshi (1855–1932) was an influential party politician who quite famously served as Prime Minister during the Manchurian Incident, before being gunned down by radical military officers. His life story carries multiple historical legacies, both domestically and internationally. Here in Japan, he is best remembered as a champion of representative government whose death marked the end of party cabinets—at least until defeat in war; and in China, he is remembered as a loyal patron of Chinese expatriate leaders, particularly Sun Yat-sen. In retrospect, however, it is easy to overlook the importance of Inukai’s relationship with reformer and Confucian scholar Kang Youwei (1858–1927) and Kang’s competing constitutional reform movement. This paper will return to the years 1898–99 when these two political leaders met, discussed the fate of East Asia, and saw a good deal of themselves in the other. Using the previously unexamined text by Kang Youwei Mutangji (木堂記), this paper will consider the historical context and political potentials of their unfulfilled vision of alliance between China and Japan—one founded not on revolution and republicanism, but shared Confucian values and reform.

※報告は英語で行われます。 Seminar will be held in English.

主催：東京大学国際総合日本学ネットワーク(GJS)
共催：東京大学日本・アジアに関する教育研究ネットワーク(ASNET)
問い合わせ：gjs[at]ioc.u-tokyo.ac.jp