the Gentleman

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The Gentleman is one of the three central interlocutors in Nakae Chōmin’s political dialogue "A Discourse by Three Drunkards on Government," representing a refined, idealistic perspective in the debate over Japan’s future.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dialogue interlocutor
fictional character
advocatesFor liberal democracy
parliamentary politics
peaceful progress
appearsInGenre political philosophy dialogue
associatedWithTheme constitutional government
liberal political thought
modernization of Japan
peaceful reform
contrastsWith the Champion of the East NERFINISHED
the Master Nankai NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Japan
createdBy Nakae Chōmin NERFINISHED
describedAs idealistic
refined
discusses national strength and morality
relations between war and peace
role of the people in government
embodies idealism in political theory
refined intellectualism
hasNotableWorkContext debate over Japan’s modernization path
influencedBy Western liberal ideas
medium literary text
opposes aggressive expansionism
militarism
originalLanguage Japanese
participatesIn political dialogue about forms of government
represents idealistic perspective on Japan’s future
roleInWork A Discourse by Three Drunkards on Government NERFINISHED
timeOfCreation Meiji period NERFINISHED

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