＃姫岡とし子 ＃ジェンダー史１０講 ﾋﾒｵｶﾄｼｺ --- 岩波書店 (岩波新書 新赤版 2010) : Toshiko Himeoka Gender history 10 lectures :9784004320098

**"Unraveling the History of Women"**
Toshiko Himeoka is a Japanese historian specializing in Western history, modern and contemporary German history, and women's history. She is known as Professor Emeritus at the University of Tokyo and is one of the pioneers of "gender studies" in Japan.
Toshiko Himeoka graduated from Nara Women's University in 1973 and received her Magister Artium in History from Goethe University Frankfurt in 1980. She later completed her doctoral course at Nara Women's University, earning her Ph.D. in Literature in 1993.
Toshiko Himeoka served as a professor at universities such as Ritsumeikan University and the University of Tsukuba, and was renowned as a professor of Western History in the Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology at the University of Tokyo. She also served as president of the Japan Society for German Studies, a director of the Historical Society of Japan, and an associate member of the Science Council of Japan.
Toshiko Himeoka's books include "Unified Germany and Women: Family, Labor, and Networks," "Maternalist Feminism in Modern Germany," and "Gendering Society: A Comparative History of Labor and Identity in Japan and Germany."
**Q&A**
Q: What was her main contribution?
She illuminated the history of women and pioneered the field of "gender studies" in Japan.
Q: What are her famous works?
Two notable works are "Unified Germany and Women: Family, Labor, and Networks" and "Maternalist Feminism in Modern Germany." These serve as important reference materials for integrating women's history into contemporary Japanese society.
English Summary
**"Unraveling the history of women"**
Toshiko Himeoka is a Japanese historian who specializes in Western history, modern German history, and women's history. Known as a professor emeritus at the University of Tokyo, he is one of the first people in Japan to pioneer the field of ``gender studies.''
Toshiko Himeoka graduated from Nara Women's University in 1973 and received a magister degree in history from Frankfurt University in 1980. After that, I completed the doctoral course at Nara Women's University and received my doctorate (literature) in 1993.
Toshiko Himeoka served as a professor at Ritsumeikan University and the University of Tsukuba, and was known as a professor of Western history at the Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology at the University of Tokyo. He has also served as president of the German Society of Japan, director of the Historical Society, and affiliated member of the Science Council of Japan.
Toshiko Himeoka's books include ``Unified Germany and Women: Family, Labor, and Networks,'' ``Maternalist Feminism in Modern Germany,'' and ``Gendering Society: A Comparative History of Labor and Identity in Japan and Germany.''
**Q&A**
Q: What did you do?
She elucidated the history of women and pioneered the field of ``gender studies'' for the first time in Japan.
Q: What are your famous works?
There are two topics: "Unified Germany and Women: Family, Labor, and Networks" and "Maternalist Feminism in Modern Germany." These are important reference books for introducing women's history to modern Japanese society.
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