East Asian Science Technology and Society An International Journal· 2026Q2
Medical Women in the Japanese Empire: Sources and Critique
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This paper identifies and critiques primary sources for studying medical women in the Japanese Empire, highlighting their underrepresentation in official records.
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- Analyzes primary sources for medical women in the Japanese Empire.
- Critiques the underrepresentation of women in official historical records.
- Identifies personal letters, diaries, and organizational records as crucial alternative sources.
- Highlights the need for a more inclusive historical narrative of medical practice.
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Abstract
The way medical practitioners have built their careers has long been a central concern in discourse surrounding the development of modern medicine. Yet practitioners were hardly homogeneous, and it...
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