It may be tempting to see the end of world war ii and the occupation of japan as marking a dividing line in the history of feminism in japan as if what followed was not part of a continuity of womens efforts to achieve equality and as if womens agency in japan began only after it was parachuted in in 1945. Japanese women and the transnational feminist movement before world war ii also connects the development of international contacts with the particular contributions of ichikawa fusae to the suffrage movement ishimoto shidzue to the birth control movement and gauntlett tsune to the peace movement by touching on issues of poverty prostitution and temperance. Against the background of these historiographical shifts taeko shibaharas book attempts to recast the pre world war ii japanese womens movement as a site of international collaborations in which japanese and western women overcame various cultural differences to forge collaborative and mutually beneficial relations. Japanese women and the transnational feminist movement before world war ii shibahara taeko published by temple university press shibahara taeko japanese women and the transnational feminist movement before world war ii japanese women in the interwar transnational feminist movement temple university press 2015. Achetez et telechargez ebook japanese women and the transnational feminist movement before world war ii english edition boutique kindle 20th century amazonfr