A comprehensive introduction to Japan's history and culture from 3000 B.C. to modern times, exploring art, religion, and society.
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A comprehensive introduction to Japan's history and culture from 3000 B.C. to modern times, exploring art, religion, and society.
Here is an ideal one-volume introduction to the history and culture of Japan, stretching from its earliest known civilization (about 3000 B.C.) to the present. Delightfully written in a continuous narrative form, it traces the many aspects of Japanese art, religion, the imperial court, militarism, race, geography, and agriculture, and carefully analyzes the rich social, political, and economic life of Asia's wealthiest nation. Dr.
Morton gives equal treatment to all periods, since each has its ...
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Brief mentions of historical militarism and conflict.
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Recurring discussion of Japanese religious traditions and practices.
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Analysis of Japanese political and social structures over history.
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Brief mentions of historical suffering or systemic issues.
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