Rising suns, rising daughters : gender, class, and power in Japan

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ⅸ
• Introduction = 1
• The Idea = 1
• The Women = 2
• The Fieldwork = 3
• The Objectives = 4
• The Book = 4
• PART Ⅰ Women and the Global Political Economy = 5
• Chapter 1 The Women's Movement = 7
• Gender Politics in the New Heisei Era = 7
• The `Second Wave' Women's Movement = 9
• The `First Wave' Women's Movement = 12
• Chapter 2 Japan Enters Global Politics = 17
• Japan's Resistance to Western Imperialism = 17
• Maintaining Class Power at Home = 18
• Resisting Subordination Abroad = 20
• Japanese Imperialism : Joining the Elite = 23
• Competing with the West = 25
• Chapter 3 Women and the Subordination of Japan = 28
• Gender, Class and the Struggle for Global Power = 28
• Japan's Weakness and the Woman Question = 32
• Motives of the Male Reformers = 36
• Chapter 4 Creating a New Japanese Womanhood = 40
• Extending Control over Women in the Family = 41
• Education for Women = 45
• Excluding Women from Politics = 47
• Chapter 5 Building a New Japan : Good Wives, Wise Mothers = 50
• Women's Contribution to National Wealth = 51
• Women's Contribution to Military Strength = 54
• Chapter 6 Building a New Japan : Working Women = 59
• Going Out to Work : Factory Girls = 59
• Going Out to Work : Prostitutes = 65
• Gender and Global Distinction = 70
• PART Ⅱ Women, Class and Power before the Western Intrusions = 73
• Chapter 7 The Bases of Power = 75
• Chapter 8 Women and Class = 77
• Gender, Class and Feudalism = 77
• Women's Disinheritance = 81
• Chapter 9 The Rise of the Military Class = 85
• The Struggle for Power = 85
• Family Forms = 89
• Land Inheritance = 91
• Chapter 10 Civil War = 96
• Formation of the Social Classes after the Fourteenth Century = 96
• Chapter 11 Women's Position and Social Class = 100
• Consolidating Women's Subordination in the Military Class = 100
• Women of the Lower Classes : Peasant Women = 104
• Women of the Lower Classes : Merchant Women = 107
• Gender, Class and Power before the Western Intrusions = 109
• PART Ⅲ Yearning for the Sky and the Stars = 111
• Chapter 12 The New Woman = 113
• Movements for Change, Spaces for Resistance = 113
• Middle-Class Women `Going Out to Work' = 116
• `A Field of Struggles' = 119
• Chapter 13 Militarist Expansionism = 123
• The Colonies : `Civilisation and Enlightenment' = 124
• War : Repression and Opportunity = 126
• Contradictory Gendering = 131
• Chapter 14 Defeat of the Militarist Project = 134
• Material Loss and Social Absence = 135
• Progressive Discourse = 137
• Erosion of Authority Systems = 142
• Taking Advantage of Change = 145
• Chapter 15 The US Occupation = 149
• The Occupation Reforms = 149
• The US Occupation's Approach to Women = 153
• Women and the Reforms = 156
• Constant Quiet Struggles = 159
• PART Ⅳ Gender, Class and Power in Employment, Education and the Family = 161
• Chapter 16 Class and the Reproduction of Power = 163
• The Significance of Class in Japan = 163
• Analysing Power = 167
• Chapter 17 Employment as a Field of Power = 172
• Women's Positioning in the Employment Field = 173
• Women's Participation in the Employment Field = 174
• Power Distribution in the Employment Field = 181
• Employment Position and Social Class = 182
• Gender and Class Origin = 185
• Class Origins and Women's Access to Power in the Employment Field = 192
• Chapter 18 Education as a Field of Power = 193
• The Development of Education = 193
• Women's Positioning in the Educational Field = 196
• Power Distribution in the Educational Field = 198
• Education and Social Origin = 199
• Elite Education and Class Reproduction = 203
• Gender, Cultural Capital and Class Reproduction = 206
• Professional Women's Education = 209
• Class Origins and Women's Access to Power in the Educational Field = 212
• Chapter 19 The Family as a Field of Power = 215
• Women's Positioning in the Field of the Family = 216
• Biological and Class Reproduction = 217
• Power Distribution in the Family and the Connections between the Fields = 222
• PART Ⅴ Becoming a Professional Woman : The Struggle for Change = 225
• Chapter 20 Gendered Class Identities = 227
• Chapter 21 Discourses of Gendered Class Identity = 232
• Competing Discourses of Femininity = 233
• Competing Discourses of Masculinity = 239
• Chapter 22 Regulatory Social Practices = 245
• Social Practices in Education = 245
• Social Practices in Employment = 250
• Social Practices in the Family = 255
• Reproducing Family and Class Distinction = 259
• Chapter 23 Contradictions of Middle-Class Femininity = 261
• Contradictions in Education = 261
• Contradictions in Employment = 264
• Contradictions in the Family = 269
• The Struggle for Change = 275
• PART Ⅵ Becoming a Professional Woman : Achieving the Right to Compete = 277
• Chapter 24 Transforming Gendered Class Identities = 279
• Chapter 25 Changing Social Practice = 282
• Establishing a Professional Career = 282
• Negotiating New Family Lifestyles = 288
• Chapter 26 Changing Subjectivities = 298
• Supporting the Family = 298
• Developing a Mature Self = 299
• Contributing to Society = 301
• Being, and Failing to Be, the Professional Housewife = 304
• Being a Working Woman = 306
• Different Worlds = 309
• Chapter 27 Women in the New Heisei Era = 311
• Continuity and Change = 311
• Representing Women's Subjectivities = 317
• Achieving the Right to Compete = 323
• Conclusion Rising Daughters = 325
• Bibliography = 329
• Index = 337