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학술저널
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류미나 (국민대학교)
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동북아역사재단 동북아역사논총 동북아역사논총 30호
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2010.12
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217 - 250 (34page)

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This research attempts to review the philosophical discourse of Honda Toshiaki, who is well-known as the founder of the Japanese philosophy for colonialism, and to examine the historical background of his thoughts. Honda Toshiaki, a distinguished social thinker during the Edo era, acquired a reputation with his publication concerning governing and economic managements, A Secret of Governing . During the Meiji era, he has been called the founder of a discourse of the ‘colonial governing,’ because he presented an argument for ‘cultivating neighboring territories.’
His academic interests in ‘cultivating neighboring territories’ originated from his emphasis on trade and its positive effects on Japan’s economic development. While emphasizing the importance of trade, he argued that trade with neighboring countries near Japan would be more effective to resolve the problematic shortage of goods and materials in Japan. However, since he considered Russia as the potential threat to Japan’s national security, his key target area of cultivating trade was not Russia, but rather the Ezo area (currently Hokkaido) between Japan and Russia. In order to improve the relations with the Ezo area, he pointed out the significance of trade. Therefore, the promotion of trade with the Ezo is the core of his argument for ‘cultivating neighboring territories.’
Although, however, his discourse is not directly related with colonialism, he has reevaluated as the founder of the ‘colonial governing’ during the Meiji Era. It is because the Meiji intellectuals have reconstructed and utilized his thoughts in order to rationalize Japan’s imperial expansion to Asia. Therefore, it is necessary to examine other social philosophers of the Edo era, who have been considered as founders of the Japanese imperialism.

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