The Emperor's Heart和The Mother's Heart:What Gave Rise to the“Mothers of Yasukuni”=“大御心”和“母心”-“靖国之母”的衍生物

U.S.-Japan women's journal. English supplement = Nichi-Bei josei janaru. English supplement Pub Date : 2022-05-27 DOI:10.1353/jwj.2022.0002

Mikiyo Kanō, Setsu Shigematsu

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摘要:菅井美清的论文《“天皇之心”与“母亲之心”:“靖国神社之母”的成因》是她对女性主义思想的突出贡献，阐明了日本天皇与母亲之间的关系。这篇翻译后的文章仍然有助于理解母性和军国主义之间纠缠不清的亲密关系，以及对母爱的看似自然的渴望是如何被纳入一种性别化的帝国治国之道的，菅井批评这种治国之道是母性法西斯主义。

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The "Emperor's Heart" and the "Mother's Heart": What Gave Rise to the "Mothers of Yasukuni" = "大御心"と"母心"ー"靖国の母"を生み出したもの

Abstract:Kanō Mikiyo's essay, "The 'Emperor's Heart' and the 'Mother's Heart': What Gave Rise to the 'Mothers of Yasukuni'," is representative of her salient contributions to feminist thought that illuminate the relationship between the Japanese emperor and the maternal. This translated essay remains relevant to understanding the entangled intimacies of motherhood and militarism and how a seemingly natural desire for mother's love was incorporated into a gendered imperial statecraft that Kanō critiqued as maternal (bosei) fascism.

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