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Marnie S. Anderson

Professor of History

Smith College

Affiliations

Smith College

Department Of Art

Department Of Biological Sciences

Department Of Chemistry

Department Of History

Department Of Physics

Department Of Psychology

Department Of Statistical And Data Sciences

Department of Landscape Studies

Studies Of French

Studies Of Italian

Study Of Education And Child

History

Marnie S. Anderson is currently serving as an Art Professor of History at Smith College.

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Marnie S. Anderson

Smith College

Professor of History

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From Status to Gender in Meiji Japan. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

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In Close Association: Local Activist Networks in the Making of Modern Japan, 1868-1920. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Asia Center (2022)

From Concubine to Activist and 'Anonymous Founder': The Role of Networks in Sumiya Koume's Life.. (2020)

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From Concubine to Activist and ‘Anonymous Founder’: The Role of Networks in Sumiya Koume’s Life. Women and Networks in Nineteenth-Century Japan (2020)

The Forgotten History of Japanese Women's History and the Rise of Women and Gender History in the Academy. Journal of women's history (2020)

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Critiquing Concubinage: Sumiya Koume (1850-1920) and Changing Gender Roles in Modern Japan. Japanese Studies (2017)

Critiquing Concubinage: Sumiya Koume (1850-1920) and Changing Gender Roles in Modern Japan.. (2017)

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Critiquing Concubinage: Sumiya Koume and Changing Gender Roles in Modern Japan. Japanese Studies (2017)

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Women and Political Life in Early Meiji Japan: The Case of the Okayama Joshi Konshinkai (Okayama Women's Friendship Society). U S -Japan Women s Journal (2013)

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Women and Political Life in Meiji Japan: The Case of the Okayama Joshi Konshinkai (Okayama Women's Friendship Society),. (2013)

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Marnie S. Anderson

Professor of History

Smith College

Affiliations

Smith College

Department Of Art

Department Of Biological Sciences

Department Of Chemistry

Department Of History

Department Of Physics

Department Of Psychology

Department Of Statistical And Data Sciences

Department of Landscape Studies

Studies Of French

Studies Of Italian

Study Of Education And Child

History

Marnie S. Anderson is currently serving as an Art Professor of History at Smith College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Marnie S. Anderson

Smith College

Professor of History

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

From Status to Gender in Meiji Japan. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

In Close Association: Local Activist Networks in the Making of Modern Japan, 1868-1920. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Asia Center (2022)

From Concubine to Activist and 'Anonymous Founder': The Role of Networks in Sumiya Koume's Life.. (2020)

From Concubine to Activist and ‘Anonymous Founder’: The Role of Networks in Sumiya Koume’s Life. Women and Networks in Nineteenth-Century Japan (2020)

The Forgotten History of Japanese Women's History and the Rise of Women and Gender History in the Academy. Journal of women's history (2020)

Critiquing Concubinage: Sumiya Koume (1850-1920) and Changing Gender Roles in Modern Japan. Japanese Studies (2017)

Critiquing Concubinage: Sumiya Koume (1850-1920) and Changing Gender Roles in Modern Japan.. (2017)

Critiquing Concubinage: Sumiya Koume and Changing Gender Roles in Modern Japan. Japanese Studies (2017)

Women and Political Life in Early Meiji Japan: The Case of the Okayama Joshi Konshinkai (Okayama Women's Friendship Society). U S -Japan Women s Journal (2013)

Women and Political Life in Meiji Japan: The Case of the Okayama Joshi Konshinkai (Okayama Women's Friendship Society),. (2013)

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