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Why Do You Want to Study
In "Why You Should Study", the author tells us that in this rapidly developing civilization era, learning is the most important, and learning is not just about talking on paper, it must be useful learning. In the book, the author tells scholars who shoulder important responsibilities not to be alone, but to develop a great cause, benefit the world, and set an example for the world. The language of "Why You Should Study" is smooth and easy to understand, and it uses a large number of vivid exampl
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Western National Conditions
1. This translation is based on the version published by Keio University Press. This version was compiled by Marion Saucier and Shunsaku Nishikawa based on the final version of "The Complete Works of Fukuzawa" written by Yukichi Fukuzawa during his lifetime, and with reference to various versions such as the reprint of "State of the West (Part 1)", the first edition of "The State of the West Part 2", and the first edition of "The State of the West Part 2". 2. The first chapter first introduces t
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Summary of Civilization Theory
"An Outline of Civilization" is a work that had a profound impact on Japan's path to modernization. It compares and discusses human civilization from the historical perspective of how Japan escaped the fate of national subjugation and genocide and how it became a modern and powerful nation. The author believes that the term civilization includes all material and spiritual wealth of human society, but among these factors, he particularly emphasizes the importance of moral wisdom. He believes that
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