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(★)(K.B.S.[Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai] Bibliography of Standard Reference Books for Japanese Studies with Descriptive Notes)(The problems of universities and university students are universal ones occurring in many countries the world over. Part I of the supplementary volume,´Current Social Problems,´ in the K.B.S. bibliography series deals with ´Higher Education and the Student Problem,´ and presents a total listing of 722 books, monographs, and magazine articles published between January 1966 and December 1970, arranged by subject and with brief annotations. It includes a brief description of Japanese higher education covering university education from the Meiji period to the present, and current university problems. ▼CONTENTS : PART I.An Introduction to Japanese Higher Education - I.Japanese Universities／II.Japanese Universities in Meiji and Early Taisho Japan (1.Nationalism, 2.Pragmatism, 3.Elitism, 4.Meritocracy)／III.The Growth of Japanese Universities in the Late Taisho and Prewar Showa Japan (1.Nationalism, 2.Pragmatism, 3.Elitism, 4.Meritocracy)／IV.Postwar University Reform (1.Nationalism, 2.Pragmatism, 3.Elitism, 4.Meritocracy)／V.Current Problems of the Universities (1.The Impact of the Student Movement, 2.The Identification of Problem Areas, 3.Problems of College Administration, 4.Problems Involved in Educational Methods, 5.Problems of Graduate Schools, 6.Problems of Research, 7.The Present State of Research on University Problems, 8.Sources of Information about Japanese Universities), PART II.Bibliography - I.Generalia (1.Bibliographies, 2.Collected Documents, 3.Statistics, Manuals and Periodical Publications)／II.History of Universities ; Views on Universities (1.University History, 2.On Universities)／III.Higher Education in General (1.General, 2.Opinion Surveys and Consciousness Surveys, 3.General Education)／IV.University Autonomy ; University Legislation (1.University Autonomy in General, 2.University Legislation)／V.University Policies／VI.University Reform (1.Collections of Materials on University Reform, 2.Chuuoo Kyooiku Shingikai [Central Council for Education], 3.Scientific and Educational Groups, 4.Reform Plans by Individual Universities, 5.Views on University Reform, 6.Ideas for New Universities)／VII.Private Universities／VIII.The Academic Research System (1.The Academic Research System in General, 2.Graduate Schools, 3.Industry-University Cooperation, 4.Academic Background and Academic Factions, 5.University Teachers and Their Training)／IX.General Mentality of Young Men and Students／X.Students ; Student Life ; Welfare and Guidance／XI.Punishment／XII.Student Participation／XIII.Enrolment and Entrance Examination／XIV.Foreign Students in Japan／XV.Female Students ; Women´s Universities／XVI.University Disputes (1.Collected Documents, 2.Disturbance at Tokyo University, 3.Nihon University Disputes, 4.Disputes in Other Universities)／XVII.The Student Movement (1.Dictionaries and Chronology, 2.History of the Student Movement, 3.Analysis of Actual Conditions, 4.Views and Surveys of the Public Peace Authorities, 5.Objective Analysis, 6.Voices from Within the Movement, 7.Voices of New Left Sympathizers, 8.Student Movements of the Japan Communist Party and Minsei Groups, 9.Student Movements of Nationalist and Sooka Gakkai Groups, 10.Criticism of the Student Movement, 11.Miscellaneous)／XVIII.Supplements and New Trends in 1971 (1.University Reform Plans, 2.Responses to the Recommendation of the Central Council for Education, 3.Tentative Steps Towards a New University, 4.Guides to Universities ; University Histories, 5.Surveys on Students, 6.The Student Movement, 7.Periodical Publications)) |
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