The Great Kantō Earthquake and “Life-rationalization” by modern Japanese women
@article{Lee2015TheGK, title={The Great Kantō Earthquake and “Life-rationalization” by modern Japanese women}, author={Eun-gyong Lee}, journal={Asian Journal of Women's Studies}, year={2015}, volume={21}, pages={18 - 2} }
This paper discusses the Great Kantō Earthquake of 1923 from women's perspectives, focusing especially on its relations to the matter of “life” (seikatsu) by analyzing articles published in women's magazines following the earthquake. The first objective is to understand how women faced the great earthquake and unravel the reality of their experiences, and the other is to shed light on how experience of the great earthquake in modern Japan led to changes in household lifestyles for which women…
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