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362:(Institute of Culture), together with Nishimura Isaku, Kawasaki Natsu and others, and became its first dean and chief lecturer. She assisted many aspiring writers to gain a foothold in the literary world. She was a lifelong advocate of women's education. She also translated the Japanese classics into modern Japanese, including the
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Japanese soldier for dying for the Emperor at the First Battle of Shanghai as she described how the soldier "scatters" his body when he is blown apart as a "human bomb". Yosano called the "scattered" body of the soldier "purer than a flower, giving life to a samurai's honor". Unlike
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Even if the male has this kind of economic guarantee, if the woman still lacks it, then she should avoid marriage and childbirth. If a woman depends on her man's finances for marriage and childbirth, even if there is a romantic relationship between them, then the woman is economically dependent on
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Japanese society, as well as to the accepted literary and cultural conventions of her time. Although Akiko Yosano's work was denounced and severely criticized, it served as a great source of inspiration to women of her day. The American scholar Hiromi
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The majority are love poems through which Akiko expresses her feelings toward Tekkan Yosano. It was through this particular collection that she set an image for herself as well as the stage for female voices in modern Japan. The poems tended to express femininity in a manner unconventional for her
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families...They hurry to invoke the power and precepts of the old totalitarian moral codes to direct the lives of
Japanese citizens". Yosano ended her article by calling militarism a form of "barbarian thinking which is the responsibility of us women to eradicate from our midst".
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in "this sacred war". Yosano died of a stroke in 1942 at the age of 63. Her death, occurring in the middle of the
Pacific War, went almost unnoticed in the press, and after the end of the war, her works were largely forgotten by critics and the public. In the 1950s, the
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magazine column, "One Woman's
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became something of an anthem for the students. Her romantic, sensual style has come back into popularity in recent years, and she has an ever-increasing following. Her grave is at Tama
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to attack her in a magazine article for "corrupting public morals" and "mouthing obscenities fit for a whore". From the examples in the
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Japanese Feminist Debates: A Century of Contention on Sex, Love, and Labor
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1351:. Berkeley, U.S.: University of California Press. p. 195.
1336:. Berkeley, U.S.: University of California Press. p. 191.
1492:, Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1998 page 84.
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252:(Bright Star), of which she became a prominent contributor.
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820:Arana, R. Victoria (22 April 2015).
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772:. Scarecrow Press. p. 481.
847:Larson, Phyllis Hyland (1991).
486:Joshi no tettei shita dokuritsu
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1409:Bernstein, Gail Lee (1991).
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