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- Autorius: Anna Schrade
- Leidėjas: University of Hawaii Press
- Metai: 2026
- Puslapiai: 264
- ISBN: 9798880702039
- Kalba: Anglų
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Give Us Our Blue Skies Back traces one of Japan's earliest and most enduring environmental movements, led by the Tobata Collaborative Women's Association in Kitakyushu from 1950 to 1969. At a time when pollution was celebrated as a symbol of industrial progress, nearly 7,000 housewives--most of them ordinary, largely uneducated women--mobilized to confront the toxic air darkening their skies and harming their families. Over two decades, they not only challenged government and industry, but also produced their own scientific knowledge about air pollution and its impact on health, democratizing science from the ground up.
>Give Us Our Blue Skies Back expands our understanding of Japan's democratization, postwar gender roles, and the rise of ecological consciousness. More than a story of protest, it is a powerful account of how housewives redefined modernity--one not driven solely by economic growth, but by cooperation, sustainability, and the right to breathe clean air.
- Autorius: Anna Schrade
- Leidėjas: University of Hawaii Press
- Metai: 2026
- Puslapiai: 264
- ISBN: 9798880702039
- Kalba: Anglų
Give Us Our Blue Skies Back traces one of Japan's earliest and most enduring environmental movements, led by the Tobata Collaborative Women's Association in Kitakyushu from 1950 to 1969. At a time when pollution was celebrated as a symbol of industrial progress, nearly 7,000 housewives--most of them ordinary, largely uneducated women--mobilized to confront the toxic air darkening their skies and harming their families. Over two decades, they not only challenged government and industry, but also produced their own scientific knowledge about air pollution and its impact on health, democratizing science from the ground up.
>Give Us Our Blue Skies Back expands our understanding of Japan's democratization, postwar gender roles, and the rise of ecological consciousness. More than a story of protest, it is a powerful account of how housewives redefined modernity--one not driven solely by economic growth, but by cooperation, sustainability, and the right to breathe clean air.
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