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Introduction
Prologue: A Historical Sketch
1. Origin of the Ancient Imperial State of Japan
2. From Heian Period to Warlike Age
3. Exclusion System
4. Fall of Samurai Government
5. Formation and Fall of Militaristic Japan
Chapter 1: Early Spring of Anarchy
I Shoeki Ando, A Forerunner of Anarchism
II Liberalistic Civil Rights Movements
Chapter 2: The Germinating Periods
I The Toyo Shakai-to, the First Anarchist Movement
II The Commencement of Labor Movements and Farmer Movements
Chapter 3: The Flowering Season
I Labor Movements before the World War I
II The Intensification of Farmers’ Movements
III Controversy between the Anarchists and the Bolsheviks
IV At the Time of the Great Kanto Earthquake
Chapter IV: The Decline Period
Chapter V: Restart after World War II
Chapter VI: 1970s
CHRONOLOGY
Documents
DOCUMENTS: EDITORIAL NOTE
PRELUDE
JIYU MTNKEN UNDO (Liberal Civic Rights Movement 1874–1884)
TOYO SHAKAT TO (The Oriental Socialist Party)
A CHICHIBU AFFAIR (1884)
NAKAENISM — A Campaign for Enlightenment in Japan
PERSONALITY OF ATSUSUKE (OR TOKUSUKE) NAKAE (1766–1901)
SAN SUIJIN KEIRIN MONDO (The discussion of Ideal politics by three drunkards) by Atsusuke Nakae published in 1887, an adaptation
THE ANARCHIST OF DIRECT ACTION
HOW I BECAME A SOCIALIST
WHY I HAVE CHANGED MY THOUGHT OF UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE
TAIGYAKU JIKEN (A HIGH TREASON AFFAIR)
APOLOGIA OF KOTOKU
A LETTER FROM PRISON
POEMS IN CHINESE CHARACTERS
A RED FLAG
20 LINES DEDICATED TO MR. JOHNSON OR AN AMERICAN COMRADE
TO MY MOTHER
FROM PRISON
FROM PRISON
SHIDENO MICHTKUSA
THE AGE OF WINTER
THE EXPANSION OF ONE’S LIFE
IT IS A MATTER OF NO CONSEQUENCE.
ANARCHO-SYNDICALISM
A SOCIALIZED IDEALISM
THE FIRST MAY DAY IN JAPAN
AN AGE OF COLLABORATION WITH COMMUNISM (BOLSHEVISM)
AN OPEN STRUGGLE AGAINST THE BOLSHEVIST
A MOVEMENT OF FREE FEDERATION
ANARCHO-TERRORISM
FROM HIS CONFESSION
A KOSAKA INCIDENT (1923)
ANARCHISM VS. SYNDICALISM
AN APPRAISAL OF SYNDICALISM
OF THE CLASS STRUGGLE AND THE DAILY STRUGGLE
“The Women’s Front”
THE FACTS OF ANARCHY
THE SLOGANS OF THE WOMEN’S FRONT
STANDING ON THE WOMEN’S FRONT
THREE EDUCATORS OF ANARCHISM
THE SOLILOQUY OF A BOHEMIAN
La Dynamique
Conservatism
RANDOM THOUGHTS ON REVOLUTION
THE LAST STAGE OF THE ANARCHIST MOVEMENT BEFORE THE WAR: THE VILLAGE YOUTH MOVEMENT
WHAT IS TO BE DONE? by Yasushi Suzuki
Linkage with the People
Our attitude
Preparation of the Whole Village Movement
a) From Passivity to Activity
b) Aim at the Youth Association
Liaison
Legality or Illegality
Attitude towards the Daily Problems
a) To refuse the Farmers’ Union
b) Contradiction of Personal Activity
c) Raise the Farmers’ Free Federative League
Tendency of the Whole Village Movement.
a) Raise a General Meeting of the Whole Village
OF Anti-Political Movement
Necessity of Secret Activity
Conclusion
MUSEIFU KYOSANTO JIKEN
THE BLACK FLAG CAME DOWN!
Epilogue
Proposition 1. Why did the Anarchist idea attract Japanese people?
Proposition 2. What did anarchism teach us?
Proposition 3: Why did the anarchist movement in Japan decline?
Proposition 4: Can the Anarchist movement be revived?
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