The New Cambridge History of Japan - Series page

pp i-ii

The New Cambridge History of Japan - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vii

Figures

pp viii-viii

Maps

pp ix-ix

Tables

pp x-x

Contributors to Volume II

pp xi-xii

Preface

pp xiii-xiv

Frontispiece

pp xv-xvi

Introduction

pp 1-12

Part I - The Character of the Early Modern State

pp 13-226

1 - The End of Civil War and the Formation of the Early Modern State in Japan

pp 15-57

2 - Politics and Political Thought in the Mature Early Modern State in Japan, 1650–1830

pp 58-96

3 - Regional Authority during the Tokugawa Period

pp 97-127

4 - Tokugawa Philosophy

pp 128-158

5 - Foreign Relations and Coastal Defense under the Mature Tokugawa Regime

pp 159-183

6 - The Meiji Restoration

pp 184-226

PART II - Economy, Environment, and Technology

pp 227-440

7 - International Economy and Japan at the Dawn of the Early Modern Era

pp 229-266

8 - The Tokugawa Economy

pp 267-295

9 - The Pacific Context of Japan’s Environmental History

pp 296-341

10 - Scientific Communities and the Emergence of Science in Early Modern Japan

pp 342-362

11 - The Problem of Western Knowledge in Late Tokugawa Japan

pp 363-396

12 - Technology, Military Reform, and Warfare in the Tokugawa-Meiji Transition

pp 397-440

Part III - Social Practices and Cultures of Early Modern Japan

pp 441-738

13 - Religion in the Tokugawa Period

pp 443-477

14 - The Medical Revolution in Early Modern Japan

pp 478-506

15 - Flows of People and Things in Early Modern Japan

pp 507-536