Although Japanese soldiers often fought very hard, they lacked basic supplies, heavy weapons, air and sea cover, reserve troops, and so forth, dooming their efforts to withstand the allied counter-offensive that began in 1943. Therefore, American images of Japan from this period of the war tend to depict almost *comically pathetic* monkeys, who, while hostile, lack the power to do any serious harm. // 日本人をこっけいで傷傷しい猿だと称したアメリカ人 kk
After the war, when Japan fell under U.S. control, the last few monkey-cartoons held the Japanese to be most like Curious George - cute and harmless when under the watchful eye of the Americans. // 日本がアメリカの統治の下でもアメリカ人たちはずっと日本猿を dissした. kk
But the idea of Japan as an inscrutable, Oriental land whose people are fundamentally different from normal westerners was also a deeply-rooted legacy of Orientalist thinking. Indeed, there are many both in Japan and outside it who tend to think this way even today. In any case, this image of sneaky, inscrutable treachery fit in perfectly with the monkey metaphor. // アメリカで jap イメージ = さもしい monkey kk
http://reviewessays.com/print/Racism-World-War-2-Japan/43263.html
https://www.msu.edu/‾navarro6/srop.html
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アメリカ人は悪い desu!! 日本猿を差別する!! kkk
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Although Japanese soldiers often fought very hard, they lacked basic supplies, heavy weapons, air and sea cover, reserve troops, and so forth, dooming their efforts to withstand the allied counter-offensive that began in 1943. Therefore, American images of Japan from this period of the war tend to depict almost *comically pathetic* monkeys, who, while hostile, lack the power to do any serious harm. // 일본인을 우스꽝스럽고 애처로운 원숭이라 칭한 미국인 kk
After the war, when Japan fell under U.S. control, the last few monkey-cartoons held the Japanese to be most like Curious George - cute and harmless when under the watchful eye of the Americans. // 일본이 미국의 통치하에서도 미국인들은 계속 일본 원숭이를 diss했다. kk
But the idea of Japan as an inscrutable, "Oriental" land whose people are fundamentally different from "normal" westerners was also a deeply-rooted legacy of Orientalist thinking. Indeed, there are many both in Japan and outside it who tend to think this way even today. In any case, this image of sneaky, inscrutable treachery fit in perfectly with the monkey metaphor. // 미국에서 jap 이미지 = 야비한 monkey kk
http://reviewessays.com/print/Racism-World-War-2-Japan/43263.html
https://www.msu.edu/~navarro6/srop.html
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미국인은 나쁜 desu!! 일본 원숭이를 차별한다!! kkk
After the war, when Japan fell under U.S. control, the last few monkey-cartoons held the Japanese to be most like Curious George - cute and harmless when under the watchful eye of the Americans. // 일본이 미국의 통치하에서도 미국인들은 계속 일본 원숭이를 diss했다. kk
But the idea of Japan as an inscrutable, "Oriental" land whose people are fundamentally different from "normal" westerners was also a deeply-rooted legacy of Orientalist thinking. Indeed, there are many both in Japan and outside it who tend to think this way even today. In any case, this image of sneaky, inscrutable treachery fit in perfectly with the monkey metaphor. // 미국에서 jap 이미지 = 야비한 monkey kk
http://reviewessays.com/print/Racism-World-War-2-Japan/43263.html
https://www.msu.edu/~navarro6/srop.html
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미국인은 나쁜 desu!! 일본 원숭이를 차별한다!! kkk
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