Lviv: en resa till Europa
Franz Kratter, Joseph Rohrer
Kosaku Yoshino, John Lie
Japan's past and present
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ISBN: 9789163972058
Published: 2020-02-24
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 book through themes and topics from Japanese history: identity, architecture, religion, manga, Christianity in Japan, the Samurais and many other subjects.
Author
Kosaku Yoshino, John Lie
ISBN
9789163972058
ISBN E-book
978-91-89696-15-0
Published
2020-02-24
Pages
566
Language
eng
Country of manufacture
EE
Other
Illustrated. 180x247x53 mm.
Editors
Kurt Almqvist
Editor
Kurt Almqvist is CEO at the Axel and Margaret Ax:son Johnson Foundation for Public Benefit.
Yukiko Duke Bergman
Editor
Yukiko Duke is a writer and literary critic based in Sweden. Of Swedish-Japanese origin, she is the author of “Mikaku – den japanska kokboken”, which was nominated for the August Prize, and several other, critically acclaimed books on Japan.
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Blaine Brownell
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Christal Whelan
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Constantine N. Vaporis
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Inken Prohl
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James E. Ketelaar
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James L. Huffman
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John Lie
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Karl Friday
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Lars Vargö
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Margaret Mehl
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Mark Williams
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Michael Wert
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Naoki Sakai
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Oleg Benesch
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Peter Nosco
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Pia Moberg
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Roger Goodman
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Stephen Turnbull
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Thomas D. Conlan
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