Hachiro Yuasa : the hopes and challenges of a Christian educator in Japan / Kiyoko Takeda Cho ; translated to English by Philip West.
2008
268.092 Y94t 2008
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Title
Hachiro Yuasa : the hopes and challenges of a Christian educator in Japan / Kiyoko Takeda Cho ; translated to English by Philip West.
Author
Uniform Title
Yuasa Hachirō to nijisseiki. English
ISBN
9781599880167
1599880164
1599880164
Imprint
Norwalk : EastBridge, ©2008.
Language
English
Description
xvii, 156 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Call Number
268.092 Y94t 2008
System Control No.
(OCoLC)294935636
(OCoLC)294935636
(OCoLC)294935636
Note
"First published, in Japanese, in 2005 by Kyobunkwan."--Title page verso.
Errata slip inserted.
Translation to English and introduction to English edition done by Philip West.
Errata slip inserted.
Translation to English and introduction to English edition done by Philip West.
Formatted Contents Note
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Hachiro Yuasa and the first Protestant Christian families in Japan
From entomology to the "Doshisha incident"
From the madras conference to the United states: the bright and dark sides of Japan-U.S. relations
World peace and democracy: the vision of international Christian university
Folk art as the root of indigenous culture in Japan
Without vision, the people perish.
Hachiro Yuasa and the first Protestant Christian families in Japan
From entomology to the "Doshisha incident"
From the madras conference to the United states: the bright and dark sides of Japan-U.S. relations
World peace and democracy: the vision of international Christian university
Folk art as the root of indigenous culture in Japan
Without vision, the people perish.
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