Hitomi Tonomura

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Professor of History and Women's & Gender Studies; and University Diversity and Social Transformation Professor at the University of Michigan

tomitono@umich.edu

National Center for Institutional Diversity; University Diversity and Social Transformation Professor; 2021 UDSTP

Education/Degree:

PhD (Stanford University)

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Dr. Hitomi Tonomura is a professor of history, and professor of women’s and gender studies, LSA. As a historian of pre-modern Japan and East Asia, Tonomura’s work has interrogated questions about gender and the role of women within the male-dominated culture of samurai and the context of medieval Japanese warfare.

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