服部宇之吉与近代中国教育  

Hattori Unokichi and the China's Education of Modern Times

作　　者：孙丽青[1] 

机构地区：[1]青岛广播电视大学远程开放学院,山东青岛266012

出　　处：《齐鲁学刊》2009年第3期58-61,共4页Qilu Journal

摘　　要：服部宇之吉是日本近代著名教育家,日本新儒家的创始人之一。他曾在1902-1909年任京师大学堂师范馆正教习,对京师大学堂多有贡献。又在京师创办女学堂,为中国教育做了一些有益的事情。但作为半官办学的日本人,他主张对华扩张侵略的思想也是不容否认的。Hattori Unokichi was a Japanese educationalist of great fame in modern times, and one of the founders of the Japan＇s Neo-Confucianism School. From the year 1902 to 1909, he worked with the Normal College, Imperial University of Peking, as a member of the faculty with the title called ＂Zheng Jiao Xi （professor）＂, and he made great contribution to the latter. Furthermore, he established the female educaiton college within the Imperial University of Peiking, along with other beneficial deeds and merits to the education of China. However, as he was both a Japanese official and a scholar, he always claimed his approval for the invasion of China, which could not be denied from his thought and ideology.

关 键 词：服部宇之吉 京师大学堂 女学 近代中国教育 

分 类 号：G649.29[文化科学—高等教育学]