Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-14
DOCTOR ANEsAK|
GOES TO HARVARD
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AZ WILL DEIIN EK ~Il;iEN
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Professor Masaharu Anesak OF
the Imperial University vino goes
o. Harvard University THIS autumn
ae the first Iapauese lecturer TO-
Cambridge. represents the highest
and finest type OF japanese scholar
Or Anesaki l. n.y cOglIzaat %.
the role he VIII play 90 telling
American student Of Japanese
civilization and b. intends t0 du
bis part IN bringing the West and
The East closer together the great
fundamental question eulivfued re.
Gently by the California land h.lI
The professor. in conversation
few days ago. voiced bis conviction
in the unity Of mankind. which he
declared 10 be- especially eseutiol
in these days when every nation
must pass from isolation into the
great sphere of International rela-
lions while my lectures win NO.
cessarily be- scholastic and eWInua-
tory OF the philosophy OF Japan Doc
said n all make an effort t0 oy.
plain the yiewopint of the Far
East. taken a. a whole think
this IS miaunderstood iu the United
states. aud isoRe 10 be- able TO
prove that this vieRopint is entire
Iy r"concilable with the viewpoint
oI the West
Dr Anosaki will try also 20 pro-
mote iu America .rbohrt inter
cst boz Japan particularly in the re-
.iFious aud moral development of
the Japanese with reference 10 arr
and literature ile aiil leriur" or
the schools OF religion and philoso-
phical thought VI Japan In relation
20 those Of India and China BE viii
not appear as an apologist for Ja-
pan. OF q champion Uf the Japanese
Ills lectures viii b." 100 the spirit
of truth aud he VIII deliver them
iu English He IL 900 accomplished
liuguist. and could lo 50 equally
veil 10 French or German.
Professor Anesaki viI sail for iho
United States August -.
Jap Women.
So much interest ht sheen taken
boz the question Of rights of Jap1.
nese women that important publica
lions have gathered symposium of
views OF prominent mou The
great majority favor an extension %.
privileges 10 women.
Viscount Uchida. former ambassa
dor 10 Washington. declared II ia
quite lustifiable W follow the eN
amplos of their western sisters in
claiming political rights le feels
however that The long established
ald strong influence Of the family
system In Japan will be cffectual n
checking general spread of the
movement for some time 90 come.
br Talebe professor OF sociology
a. th, lmeprial University. regard.
the new women of Japan al
poisoned by This lad from
America and Europe At the sam,
time the nation has reached o stage
whore education of women should
ho su directed. Dee says. as 90 produc,
women who have fun consciousness.
OF their place iu the national life and
needs
Count Okuma argues that inso.
mach a. the two sexes perform dit
icrent functions In s0ciety. the,
SHOULD be- educated along different
lines The English suf.pgettcs ar,
drastic 90 their actions because so.
cieiy In England has reached AN un.
natural state hy reason OF tho lsrg.
number OF English women who az
unmarried lu America the move.
u'nt Is OF mllder form. be.aus,
there the supply OF male population
-o's on .tgaliy
So FAR as Japan IS concerned
Count Okuma finds that the growing
economic Independence OF women
bae compelled men 10 show grea or
RESPECT 20 wives and 60 exercise
restrain iu the. o,d. lordly dtt uar
This has been an excellent tIllg pn.
cause it coud ices to create bar.
"ny iu married hie.