Research Article
Year 2020,
Issue: 19, 67 - 84, 28.04.2020
Abstract
Japonya ve Filipinler arasındaki ilişkiler Sengoku Dönemi’ne kadar dayanmaktadır. Ancak Japonya’nın Sakoku Dönemi’ne girmesi ile ikili ilişkiler sekteye uğramış ve ilişkilerin yeniden başlaması için de Meiji Dönemi’ne kadar beklemek gerekmiştir. Bu bakımdan Meiji Dönemi, hem ilişkilerin yeniden düzelmesi hem de resmi anlamda ilişkilerin başlaması açısından önemlidir. Diğer taraftan bize göre bu dönemin bir diğer önemi ise, Japonya’nın 1941 yılında Filipinlere yaptığı çıkartmanın temellerinin bu döneme kadar dayanıyor olmasıdır. Ancak Türkçe literatüre bakıldığında konuyla ilgili yeterince çalışma olmadığı görülmüştür. Bu nedenle Meiji Dönemi’ndeki Japonya’nın Filipinlere yönelik ilgisi ve karşılıklı ilişkiler çalışmanın konusu olarak belirlenmiş, dönem entelektüellerinin yazdıkları üzerinden II. Dünya Savaşı’ndaki Japonya’nın Filipinlere yönelik işgalci siyasetinin temellerinin bu dönemde atılıp atılmadığı tartışılmıştır.
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Tagawa and the Japanese Commercial Sector in Manila, 1898-1920”, Philippine Studies, Cilt 43, Sayı 2, ss. 162-194.YU-JOSE, Lydia N. (1998), “Turn of the Century Emigration: Filipinos to Hawaii, Japanese to the Philippines”, Philippine Studies, Cilt 46, Sayı 1, ss. 89-103.YU-JOSE, Lydia N. (1999), Japan Views the Phillippines 1900 - 1944, Manila, Ateneo de Manila University Press.
Year 2020,
Issue: 19, 67 - 84, 28.04.2020
Abstract
The relations between Japan and Philippines date back to the Sengoku Period. However, because of the Sakoku Period, bilateral relations were interrupted and it was necessary to wait until the Meiji Period for restarting relations. In this respect, the Meiji Period is important both in terms of the recovery of relations and the beginning of formal relations between Japan and Philippines. On the other hand, another important point of this period for Turkey is that in 1941 Japan’s occupation of the Philippines was based on this period. However, it has been seen that this issue has not been adequately addressed in the Turkish literature. So Japan’s interest in the Philippines during the Meiji Period and mutual relations have been identified as the subject of this study. In this study, it has been discussed that whether it had been laid the basis of the occupation policy of Japan towards the Philippines in the Meiji Period by the writings of the Meiji intellectuals.
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(2009), Japan A Concise History, İngiltere, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers.NISHIOKA, Kaori (1997), Shingapo-ru no Nihonjin Shakaishi (シンガポールの日本人社会史), Tokyo, Kalmia.NORMAN, Herbert E. (1944), “The Genyōsha: A Study in the Origins Of Japanese Imperalism”, Pacific Affairs, Cilt 17, Sayı 3, ss. 261-284.SANIEL, Josefa M. (1963), “Four Japanese: Their Plans for the Expansion of Japan to the Philippines”, Journal of Southeast Asian History, Cilt 4, Sayı 2, ss. 1-12.SANIEL, Josefa M. (2006), “Four Japanese: Their Plans for The Expansion of Japan to The Philippines”, Ed. Mark Caprio, Matsuda Kōichirō, Japan and The Pacific 1540-1920: Threat and Opportunity, İngiltere, Routledge.SEIICHI, Iwao (1962), Shuinsen to Nihonmachi (朱印船と日本町), Tokyo, Shibundō.SETSUHO, Ikehata (2003), “Japan and the Philippines, 1885 – 1905: Mutual Images and Interests”, Ed. Ikehata Setsuho, Lydia Yu-Jose, Philippines – Japan Relations, Manila, Ateneo De Manila University Press.SHŪSAKU, Tanaka (1942), “Hōjin no Nanpōken Ninshiki to Nanshinron no Hatten (邦人の南方圏認識と南進論の発展)”, Chōsa Kenkyū (調査研究), Cilt 79, ss. 1-13.STOCKWIN, Arthur, TAMURA, Keiko (1977), “Karayuki-san: Japanese Prostitutes in Australia, 1887 – 1916”, Historical Studies, Cilt 17, Sayı 69, ss. 323-488.SUGANUMA, Teifū (1943), Shin Nihon no Tonan Yume (新日本の図南の夢), Tokyo, Iwanami.TOKUSHIRŌ, Ohata (1978), “Nanshin no Shisō to Seisaku no Keifu (南進の思想と政策の系譜)”, Kindai Nihon no Tōnan Ajiakan (近代日本の東南アジア観),Tokyo, Ajia Keizai Kenkyūjo, ss. 1-27.TORAJI, Irie (1943), Meiji Nanshinshikō (明治南進史稿), Tokyo, Idashoten.WADA, Motoe Terami (1986), “Karayuki-san of Manila: 1890 – 1920”, Philippine Studies, Cilt 34, Sayı 3YANAIHARA, Tadao (2008), Teikokushugika no Taiwan (帝国主義下の台湾), Tokyo, Iwanami.YANO, Tooru (1980), Tōnan Ajia Sekai no Ronri (東南アジア世界の論理), Tokyo, Chūōkōronsha.YOSHIKAWA, Toshiharu (1992), Kingendaishi no naka no Nihon to Tōnan Ajia (近現代史のなかの日本と東南アジア), Tokyo, Tokyo Shoseki, 1992.YOSHIKAWA, Yoko (1980), “Beiryōge Manira no Shoki Nihonjin Shōgyō, 1898 - 1920: Tagawa Moritarō no Nanpō (米領下マニラの初期日本人商業, 1898-1920:田川森太郎の南方関与)”, Japanese Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, Cilt 18, Sayı 3, ss. 387-421.YOSHIKAWA, Yoko (1995), “Jose M. Tagawa and the Japanese Commercial Sector in Manila, 1898-1920”, Philippine Studies, Cilt 43, Sayı 2, ss. 162-194.YU-JOSE, Lydia N. (1998), “Turn of the Century Emigration: Filipinos to Hawaii, Japanese to the Philippines”, Philippine Studies, Cilt 46, Sayı 1, ss. 89-103.YU-JOSE, Lydia N. (1999), Japan Views the Phillippines 1900 - 1944, Manila, Ateneo de Manila University Press.
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| Primary Language | Turkish |
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| Publication Date | April 28, 2020 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2020Issue: 19 |
