Gendering Modern Japanese History Book

	Introduction	1
1	Made in Japan : Meiji women's education	39
2	Thoughts on the early Meiji gentleman	61
3	Commodifying and engendering morality : self-cultivation and the construction of the "ideal woman" in 1920s mass women's magazines	99
4	"S" is for sister : schoolgirl intimacy and "same-sex love" in early twentieth-century Japan	133
5	Seeds and (nest) eggs of empire : sexology manuals/manual sexology	191
6	Engendering eugenics : feminists and marriage restriction legislation in the 1920s	225
7	Making "soldiers" : the Imperial Army and the Japanese man in Meiji society and state	259
8	Reading the Japanese colonial archive : gender and bourgeois civility in Korea and Manchuria before 1932	295
9	Women's deaths as weapons of war in Japan's "final battle"	326
10	Gendering the labor market : evidence from the interwar textile industry	359
11	Sorting coal and pickling cabbage : Korean women in the Japanese mining industry	393
12	Managing the Japanese household : the new life movement in postwar Japan	423
13	The quest for women's rights in turn-of-the-century Japan	463
14	Womanhood, war, and empire : transmutations of "good wife, wise mother" before 1931	493
15	Toward a critique of transhistorical femininity	520
16	Feminism and media in the late twentieth century : reading the limits of a politics of transgression	555