Darwinism in Japan, 1877–1927

Annals of Science 38 (1):93-102 (1981)
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This article falls into two parts. In the first the introduction of Darwinism into Japan up to the 1920s is described. The second is a bibliographical survey of Japanese versions of Darwin's work published between 1896 and 1974

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10.1080/00033798100200131

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