Chōmin

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Chōmin was the pen name of Nakae Chōmin, a prominent Japanese political theorist, journalist, and early advocate of liberal democracy during the Meiji era.

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Chōmin canonical 2

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instanceOf Meiji era intellectual
essayist
human
journalist
philosopher
political theorist
politician
translator
advocated civil rights
constitutional government in Japan
freedom of speech
birthDate 1847-12-08
birthPlace Kōchi, Tosa Domain, Japan
causeOfDeath throat cancer
countryOfCitizenship Japan
deathDate 1901-12-13
deathPlace Tokyo, Japan
linked to: Tokyo
educatedAt French language school in Tokyo
Kōchi domain school
era Meiji period
linked to: Meiji era
familyName Nakae NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork journalism
political philosophy
translation
givenName Tokusuke
hasPenName Chōmin
influencedBy French Enlightenment philosophy
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
languageOfWorkOrName French
Japanese
movement Freedom and People's Rights Movement
liberalism
name Nakae Chōmin
nativeName 中江 兆民
linked to: 中江兆民
notableFor advocacy of liberal democracy in Japan
introducing Western political thought to Japan
notableWork A Discourse by Three Drunkards on Government
translation of The Social Contract
occupation journalist
newspaper editor
philosopher
political theorist
politician
translator
politicalIdeology liberal democracy
popular sovereignty
translatedWork Jean-Jacques Rousseau's The Social Contract
linked to: The Social Contract
wasMemberOf Japanese House of Representatives
workLocation Tokyo

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Nakae Chōmin pseudonym Chōmin
Nakae Chōmin hasPenName Chōmin
subject linked to: Chōmin