KUNITOBEI NAZO Ronshu (Iwanami Bunko)

[Machine Translation] Inazo's ambition to become a "Pacific bridge" between Japan and other countries bore fruit in his later years, when he wrote many books, including Bushido (Bushido) in English, and served as deputy director general of the League of Nations. In contrast to his classmate Kanzo Uchimura of Sapporo Agricultural College, who spent his life as a private citizen, Inazo Nitobe ( 1862 -1933 ) spent his life as a public figure, and this book contains his multifaceted essays on education, life, democracy, and international relations.

日本と外国をつなぐ「太平洋の橋」となりたいという若き日の大志は、後年、英文の『武士道』以下数多くの著作や国際連盟事務局次長としての活躍となって実を結んだ。在野の私人として生涯を送った札幌農学校の同期生内村鑑三とは対照的に、生涯を公人として過ごした新渡戸稲造(1862‐1933)の、教育論・人生論・デモクラシー論・国際関係論にわたる多面的な論稿を収める。