Description
In Japan, the study of nihonjinron became popular after the Second World War in an attempt to explain the uniqueness of the country s culture and character. Some of the essays in this volume deal with these issues and explore aspects of the Japanese quest for a national identity. Today Japan is one of the world s largest economies, but it is facing enormous challenges on a social, cultural, financial and political level.
These challenges are highlighted and analysed in this e-book through themes and topics from Japanese history: identity, architecture, religion, manga, Christianity in Japan, the Samurais and many other subjects.
More Margaret Mehl, James E. Ketelaar, Oleg Benesch, Naoki Sakai, Karl Friday, Constantine N. Vaporis, Pia Moberg, Anne Walthall, Roger Goodman, Anne E. Imamura, Dick Stegewerns, John Lie, Kosaku Yoshino, Inken Prohl, Mark Williams, Jaqueline Berndt, Thomas D. Conlan, Elisabet Yanagisawa Avén, Natasha Bennett, Kristina Fridh, Michael Wert, Blaine Brownell, James L. Huffman, M. Antoni J. Ucerler, Peter Nosco, Stephen Turnbull, John Breen, Christal Whelan & Lars Vargö Books
