Course Description
This course seeks to place the founding of history of ICU in the context of modern Japanese history. The course will trace the history of Christian higher education from the Meiji period and focus on the experience of ICU from its founding in the immediate postwar period to the present day.
ICU献学の理念とその歴史について近代日本社会の歩みの中でとらえる。明治以来のキリスト教の高等教育の歴史に始まり、冷戦時代に創設されたICUの現在までの経験を考察する。
Apr 11 Lecture01 Introduction: ICU and Modern Japan
Apr 15 Lecture02 Fukuzawa Yukichi: New Learning for a New Japan
Related Links : Fukuzawa Yukichi (Wikipedia) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fukuzawa_Yukichi
Apr 18 Lecture03 Niijima Jo and the Founding of Doshisha
Apr 22 Lecture04 Uchimura Kanzo and Christian Pacificism
Related Links : Uchimura Kanzo (Wikipedia) (Wikipedia) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uchimura_Kanzō
Bibliography : Reading: John Howes, “Uchimura Kanzo: The Bible and War,” in Bamba, Pacificism in Japan（pp. 91）
Apr 25 Lecture05 Missionaries and Higher Education in Modernizing Japan
Apr 29 Lecture06 Yuasa Hachiro: His Early Life (Postcard cataloguing Project)
May 02 Lecture07 (ICU Dedication Day) Walking Tour relating to the History of ICU (weather permitting)
May 09 Lecture08 Christian Education in Wartime Japan
May 13 Lecture09 Nakajima Aircraft Mitaka Kenkyujo
May 16 Lecture10 Founding of ICU in Occupied Japan
May 20 Lecture11 The First 10 Years Iglehard
May 23 Lecture12 Fighting for Democracy: ICU and the Security Treaty Crisis in 1960
May 27 Lecture13 1960s Student Unrest (documents)
May 30 Lecture14 1960s Student Unrest (documents)
Jun 03 Lecture15 Memories of ICU in the 1950: Professor Emeritus Kanazawa Masataka, entered ICU 1953 (first class).
Jun 06 Lecture16 Focus on Faculty: Donald Worth
Jun 10 Lecture17 ICU: From Showa to Heisei
Jun 13 Lecture18 ICU and Educational Reform
Jun 15 Lecture19 ICU Founder’s Day (Gotemba Conference, June 15, 1949)
Jun 17 Lecture20 Poster Presentations
Instructor: STEELE‚ M. William | Language of Instruction: E
Major: History 歴史学 | Course ID: HST224 | Course Schedule: 4*/M, 4*/TH | Update: 2017.10.30 Category: Major Courses