Editorial note

The current issue consists of two translated essays originally published in Cipango 22, entitled Du particulier et de l’universel: la Fabrique des savoirs dans le Japon (xixe, xxe et xxie siècles) [Individuality and Universality: The Construction of Knowledge in Japan (19th, 20th and 21st centuries...

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Publié: Cipango - French Journal of Japanese Studies 2022
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description The current issue consists of two translated essays originally published in Cipango 22, entitled Du particulier et de l’universel: la Fabrique des savoirs dans le Japon (xixe, xxe et xxie siècles) [Individuality and Universality: The Construction of Knowledge in Japan (19th, 20th and 21st centuries)]. As Isabelle Konuma and Laurent Nespoulous argue in their editorial in response to Danièle Lochak’s questioning of the universality of the human and social sciences, the current issue explores t...
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