超現代語訳×最新歴史研究で学びなおす 面白すぎる!日本史の授業
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大人のみなさんがかつて習ったあの歴史もあの人物もほんとうは……。
最新の歴史研究はどんどん進み、日本史はいまどんどん変わっているんです!
本書はそんな変わりゆく日本史を歴史芸人・房野史典氏が超現代語訳でおもしろく、そしてNHK歴史探偵でおなじみ河合敦先生が最新歴史研究からアカデミックに洗いなおします。
ここまでかみ砕いて日本史をわかりやすく語った本は、これまでなかったはずです。(河合敦、おわりにより)
歴史に興味がなくても、すべての人の知的好奇心をくすぐり、大人の学びなおしにもお勧めの一冊です。
【目次】
PART 1 飛鳥時代~室町時代
PART 2 戦国時代/安土桃山時代
PART 3 江戸時代/幕末
●古代史きってのヒーロー聖徳太子。
・小学校では英雄、高校では脇役の理由
●北条早雲の激変ビフォーアフター
・「謎多き明智光秀」のその理由
●今、信長︑過渡期です
・長篠の戦いは単なる数の差ゆえの勝利だった
●アフター関ヶ原~口頭の契約だけで整った世界~
・士農工商の身分制度はよくできたウソ!
●“賄賂"と聞けば思い出す? 田沼意次︑マジでミステリアス
・ひたすらに経済の拡大を目指した意次
●いろんなことがアレだとしてもやっぱり龍馬はスゴかった
・ここがスゴい! 龍馬の圧倒的な経済観念 etc.
河合 敦(かわい あつし)
1965年東京都町田市生まれ。
青山学院大学文学部史学科卒業。早稲田大学大学院博士課程単位取得満期退学(日本史専攻)。現在、多摩大学客員教授。早稲田大学で非常勤講師もつとめる。著書は『早わかり日本史』(日本実業出版社)、『逆転した日本史』(扶桑社新書)、『渋沢栄一と岩崎弥太郎』(幻冬舎新書)、など多数。その他「歴史探偵」(NHK)、「世界一受けたい授業」(日本テレビ)、NHKラジオ「ごごカフェ」などテレビやラジオにも多数出演。NHK時代劇の時代考証も多く手がける。
[受賞歴]
第17回郷土史研究賞優秀賞(新人物往来社)
第6回NTTトーク大賞優秀賞
2018年雑学文庫大賞(啓文堂主催)を受賞。
房野史典(ぼうの ふみのり)
1980年岡山県生まれ。名古屋学院大学卒業。
お笑いコンビ「ブロードキャスト!!」のツッコミ担当。
無類の戦国好きで、歴史好き芸人ユニット「ロクモンジャー」を結成するなど、意欲的に歴史普及活動を行っている。子どもたちに歴史の面白さを教える授業(YouTube『STUDY FREAK』など)も好評で、歴史専門家からの信頼も厚い。
著書に『笑って泣いてドラマチックに学ぶ 超現代語訳 戦国時代』『笑えて、泣けて、するする頭に入る 超現代語訳 幕末物語』『13歳のきみと、戦国時代の「戦」の話をしよう。』(幻冬舎刊)、『時空を超えて面白い! 戦国武将の超絶カッコいい話』(三笠書房刊)がある。
超絶楽しく洗いなおす日本の歴史!
大人のみなさんがかつて習ったあの歴史もあの人物もほんとうは……。
最新の歴史研究はどんどん進み、日本史はいまどんどん変わっているんです!
本書はそんな変わりゆく日本史を歴史芸人・房野史典氏が超現代語訳でおもしろく、そしてNHK歴史探偵でおなじみ河合敦先生が最新歴史研究からアカデミックに洗いなおします。
「えっ、そうなの?」驚きの波状攻撃
ここまでかみ砕いて日本史をわかりやすく語った本は、これまでなかったはずです。(河合敦、おわりにより)
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