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The Romanization movement in the sense of language reform emerged also in the 19th century , but it emerged considerably later than its Japanese counterpart . Unlike Japanese , which employs both kanji and kana in a mixed way ...
The Romanization movement in the sense of language reform emerged also in the 19th century , but it emerged considerably later than its Japanese counterpart . Unlike Japanese , which employs both kanji and kana in a mixed way ...
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Main supporters of the Romanization movement such as Hasegawa ( 1932 ) , Miyazaki ... Despite the similarities and commonalities discussed above , however , Romanization movements in China and Japan differed significantly in terms of ...
Main supporters of the Romanization movement such as Hasegawa ( 1932 ) , Miyazaki ... Despite the similarities and commonalities discussed above , however , Romanization movements in China and Japan differed significantly in terms of ...
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23 Anti - traditionalism and totalistic iconoclasm were the background against which the Romanization movement emerged . I have analyzed how advocates in both Japan and China reconciled the tensions between “ national essence " and ...
23 Anti - traditionalism and totalistic iconoclasm were the background against which the Romanization movement emerged . I have analyzed how advocates in both Japan and China reconciled the tensions between “ national essence " and ...
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