THE IMPACTS OF JAPANESE EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY ON STRONG-WILLED PATRIOTIC SCHOLARS IN VIETNAM IN THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY
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Education has been and is becoming a decisive factor and a top priority of each country. Japan is one of the countries that pay special attention to and invests in developing quality education. It is also one of the top educational countries in the world. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, Japanese educational philosophy has strongly influenced patriotic scholars in Vietnam to find a way to liberate the nation or revive the country. This article focuses on studying the effects of Japanese educational philosophy on strong – willed patriotic scholars in Vietnam in the early twentieth century, giving assessments and lessons for Vietnam-Japan cooperation in the current context now.
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