Introduction: A Portrait of the History of Scientific Thought / Osamu Kanamori.
Section 1. Towards a Chronicle of the History of Scientific Thought
Section 2. Prewar Trends
Section 3. Study of the History of Science Gains Autonomy
Section 4. The Infiltration of "Scientific Politics" and the Disputes Surrounding It --
Chapter 1. Nuclear And Elementary Particle Physics: The Evolution Of A Competitive View Of Science / Takuji Okamoto
Section 1. From the Inception of Quantum Mechanics to the Nobel Prize of Hideki Yukawa
Section 2. Establishment of a Competitive Scientific View: the Agony of Hantarō Nagaoka
Section 3. The Development of Competition and the Fate of the Competitive View of Science: From the Saturnian Model of the Atom to Anti-Relativity
Section 4. The Advent of Quantum Mechanics
Section 5. Meson Theory, Cyclotron, New Weapons
Section 6. Research on the Atomic Nucleus and Elementary Particles in Defeat ; Section 7. Supporters of Basic Science --
Chapter 2. The Formation of Japan's Tradition Of Organic Chemistry Research With Rikō Majima / Masanori Kaji
Section 1. In the Beginning: The Promise of the History of Scientific Thought in Twentieth Century Japanese Chemistry
Section 2. The History of Japanese Chemistry up to Majima
Section 3. Rikō Majima's Path to Becoming a Chemist
Section 4. Rikō Majima's Research in Germany
Section 5. Rikō Majima's Arrival at Tōhoku Imperial University and the Completion of His Research on Urushiol
Section 6. The Further Development of Organic Chemistry Research on Natural Products by Majima's Students in Japan: Expansion and Limitations
Section 7. Rikō Majima's Subsequent Research and Accomplishments, or His Philosophical Pathway as Seen from His Journal
Section 8. In Conclusion--Remaining Challenges Facing a History of Thought in Chemistry --
Chapter 3. The Formation And Development Of The Self-Image Of Kampō Medicine In Japan: The Relationship Between Showa-Period Kampō And Science / Shin Chang-Geon
Section 1. Situating the Issue
Section 2. The Historical Foundation of Showa Kampō Medicine
Section 3. The Origin and Self-Image of the "East Asian Medicine" Movement
Section 4. Eliminating Korean Influence from the New Oriental Medicine
Section 5. Conclusion
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