The Hidden Logic of Japan＇s Foreign Wars： 1592-1945

从1592年到1945年，日本在东亚地区先后发动了“壬辰倭乱”、“甲午战争”和侵华战争等大规模兵燹。这一系列剑指东亚的侵略行动，定凋于丰成秀吉，承绍于明治天皇，膨胀于昭和时代，已形成隐秘于事实背后的一以贯之的思考模式和行为惯性。“二战”后主张切断战争『日J关联的意见，并不符合历史上日本人的自身说法和做法，却符合现代日本学界的个别表述。因此，钩沉每场战争之间的事实和逻辑隐情，还区域战事以本来属性．或许能对东亚问题的基础研究和现实关照有所补益。

The Hidden Logic of Japan＇s Foreign Wars： 1592-1945

From 1592 to 1945, Japan conducted a series of military incursions in East Asia, including the invasion of Korea of 1592-1598, the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895 and the Japanese War of Aggression against China of the 1930s-1940s. The tone of this series of aggressive actions was set by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, was continued in the Meiji Restoration and magnified in the Showa era, crystallizing into a pervading pattern of thought and action hiding behind the facts. Those post-World War II views that propose to cut the connections among these wars launched by Japan do not conform to the way Japanese said and behaved in the past but merely endorse some contemporary Japanese academic opinions. Therefore, exploring the facts and hidden logic linking these wars and restoring the original attributes of each regional war may be of benefit to fundamental studies and realistic concerns about Eastern Asian issues.