- The
Meiji 6
Society (明六社,
Meirokusha) was an
intellectual society in
Meiji period ****an that
published social-criticism
journal Meiroku z****hi (明六雑誌, "Meiroku...
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scholar in the
Meiji period. He was one of the
founding members of the
Meirokusha with Mori Arinori,
Nishimura Shigeki, ****uzawa Yukichi, Kato Hiroyuki...
- from the
above without the radicalness. In 1873, Mori
Arinori formed Meirokusha. The
people who
gathered in this
cultural ****ociation had much in common...
- (1868–1912), the
modernist Meirokusha (Meiji 6,
formed in 1874)
intellectual society promoted European enlightenment thought.
Meirokusha philosophers like Mori...
- and
European nations were the most
civilized of all.
Colleagues in the
Meirokusha intellectual society shared many of ****uzawa's views,
which he published...
- ****anese
public on the
western world. He was a
founding member of the
Meirokusha with Mori Arinori, and
contributed numerous articles to the
Meiroku Z****hi...
- the more
radical members of the
original circle of
philosophers in the
Meirokusha. He is
buried in the
Tendai temple Ryōgon-ji in Taitō, Tokyo. Cortazzi...
- to
Soldiers and Sailors. With Mori
Arinori and others, he
formed the
Meirokusha and
worked to
introduce Western philosophy.
Nishi was born in the Tsuwano...
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issue was
published on 2
April 1874. The
founders were the
members of
Meirokusha, a
group of ****anese intellectuals,
including ****uzawa Yukichi. The publisher...
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western social institutions. On his
return to ****an, he
organized the
Meirokusha, ****an's
first modern intellectual society. Mori was a
member of the Meiji...
