Japanese Studies of Modern China, A Bibliographical Guide to Historical and Social Science Research on the 19th and 20th Centuries

Janngirɗe Japon e Siin hannde, deftere binndol ngam wiɗtooji ganndal daartol e renndo e teeminannde 19ɓiire e 20ɓiire ko deftere deftere nde John King Fairbank e Masataka Banno [ja] (坂野 正高 Banno Masataka) mbinndi e hitaande 1955. Ko Sosiyetee Charles E. Tuttle bayyini nde e innde Duɗal Yennde Harvard.

Ko ɓuri heewde e naatgol ngol ina jokkondiri e Siin hannde oo hedde hitaande 1955 hay so tawii won heen ina mbaɗi naatgol jowitiingol e yontaaji ɓennuɗi ɗii. Golle ɗee ina mbaɗi naatgol e, limtaaɗe e toɓɓe, ko ina ɓura 1 000 naatgol. Ina waɗi kadi indeeji tati.

Fairbank, Banno, e Sumiko Yamamoto (Jamamoto Sumiko) mbinndi deftere hesere nde hitaande 1971, nde yaltini nde to duɗal jaaɓi haaɗtirde Harvard. Won e binndi inɗe Japon e won e ñalɗi e tuugnorgal peewnitaama.

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Caggal wolde kominist Siin e hitaande 1949, jannginooɓe Amerik nattii yahde Siin mawɗo ngam waɗde wiɗtooji. Ɗum firti ko heewɓe e hono ɓeeɗoo jannguɓe njahi Japon, keɓi toon binndanɗe janngirɗe ko faati e Siin. Ɗum firti kadi ko wiɗtooɓe Japon ina poti waɗde wiɗtooji ko faati e Siin mawɗo to Japon.

Deftere ndee huutoriima dokke ƴettaaɗe e nokkuuji wiɗto Japon. Ɗeeɗoo juɓɓule njiytiino, ko jiidaa e leydi Republique Siin[laɓɓitingol ina haani], Manchuria, Mongoli, e Taiwan.

Ko woni e mumWinndooɓe ɓee njiɗnoo ko jogaade doggol kuuɓtodinngol, tawa winndooɓe ɓee ina mbiya wonde won naatgol ngol ina waɗi sifaa marxist-leninist e/walla, e wiyde Marius B. Jansen mo Duɗal jaaɓi-haaɗtirde Washington, « jeertina janngoowo oo e majji ».

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Jansen noddi golle ɗee "ardorde moƴƴere".

Derk Bodde mo Duɗal Jaaɓi-haaɗtirde Pennsylvania hollitii wonde ina jogii heen « ñiŋooje[...]alaa ko ɓuri teeŋtude » ina jeyaa heen wonde nde limtii geɗe keewɗe, nde siftoraani inɗe yimɓe 25 Japonnaaɓe wallitnooɓe ɓe, tee naatgol ngol ina juuti no feewi.

C. Martin Wilbur mo Duɗal Jaaɓi-haaɗtirde Columbia siftinii golle ɗee ko "yeru no gollondiral hakkunde Ameriknaajo e Japonnaajo waawi wonde." Wilbur ɓeydi heen wonde « ɗaɓɓaande porfeseer Fairbank nde joofnataa ngam faamde Siin » ko « ruuhu gonɗo les ndeeɗoo golle, e sufde ɗum ».

 Tuugnorgal.. This also meant that Japanese researchers had to do research about Mainland China in Japan.Wilbur, p. 77..Wilbur, p. 76.</ref> Jansen characterized most comments as "[seeming] judicious and careful" with the exception of some entries about works about international relations.