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Bellah, R. N. Japan's cultural identity: some reflections on the work of Watsuji Tetsurō.--Sato, S. Japan's world order.--Embree, J. F. From Suye Mura: a Japanese village.--Benedict, R. From The chrysanthemum and the sword.--Wagatsuma, H. The social perception of skin color in Japan.--Bellah, R. N. From Tokugawa religion.--Smith, T. C. Old values and new techniques in the modernization of Japan.--Hall, J. W. The castle town and Japan's modern urbanization.--Pyle, K. B. Some recent approaches to Japanese nationalism.--Matsumoto, S. The significance of nationalism in modern Japanese thought.--Scheiner, I. From Christian converts and social protest in Meiji Japan.--De Vos, G. A. Achievement orientation, social self-identity, and Japanese economic growth.--Fukuzawa, Y. From The autobiography of Yūkichi Fukuzawa.--Pittau, J. Inoue Kowashi (1843-1895) and the Meiji educational system.--Irokawa, D. Freedom and the concept of people's rights.--Nakane, C. Characteristics of Japanese intellectuals.--Maruyama, M. Japanese thought.--Hibbett, H. Tradition and trauma in the contemporary Japanese novel.--Maruyama, M. Fukuzawa, Uchimura, and Okakura: Meiji intellectuals and westernization.--Plath, D. W. Japan and the ethics of fatalism.--Mishima, Y. Tate no kai and selected writings.--Hagiwara, Y. "Economic animal" reconsidered. |
