"The Fundamental Problem of the National Language and Script" Shintaro Watanabe / Shinpū Shobō Price: ¥3,204 A research book that explores the history of post-war language reform based on primary sources such as the "Report of the National Language Council" and fundamentally questions its validity. Includes critical studies of Tsuneari Koyama's kana usage theory, and essays on the influence of Japanese word processors on the argument for abolishing kanji. ※ There is a normal level of wear and tear, such as slight soiling and wrinkles, mainly on the exterior (cover and cut edges). There is no significant damage. The pages also show little signs of use and are very clean. ※ It will be delivered via Yu-Packet Plus (requires direct receipt or a delivery box, and cannot specify delivery date and time). Please consult if you wish to change the delivery method. ■ Main Contents Preface Part I: Kana Usage Chapter 1: The History of Kana Chapter 2: The Origin of Kana Usage Chapter 3: Criticism of "Modern Kana Usage" Chapter 4: Tsuneari Koyama's Theory of Kana Usage Part II: Kanji Chapter 1: The Genealogy of the Argument for Abolishing Kanji Chapter 2: Japanese Word Processors Part III: Post-War Language Reform Chapter 1: Activities of the National Language Council Chapter 2: The True Culprit of Language Reform Chapter 3: Character Form Reform Chapter 4: The Impact of Language Reform Chapter 5: Attitudes Towards Language Reform Part IV: sed Chapter 1: Examples of Processing with sed Chapter 2: Notes on Processing with sed 【For Management】 84001G2650 Thickness 5.2"