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Showa : the Japan of Hirohito.
Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Cambridge, MA : American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1990.
Description
298 p. ; 23 cm.
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DS888.2 .S556 1990xx
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Subject(s)
Japan
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History
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Shōwa period, 1926-1989
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Series
Daedalus (Boston, Mass.) ; v. 119, no. 3.
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Daedalus, 0011-5266 ; v. 119, no. 3
Notes
"Issued as Volume 119, number 3, of the Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences."
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
The idea of Showa / Carol Gluck
The Showa era (1926-1989) / Masataka Kosaka
The useful war / John W. Dowser
The people who invented the mechanical nightingale / Chalmers Johnson
Japan meets the United States for the second time / Makoto Iokibe
The occupation : some reflections / Herbert Passin
Rice and melons : Japanese agriculture in the Showa era / Chikashi Moriguchi
Bringing politics back into Japan / Michio Muramatsu
Diplomacy and the military in Showa Japan / Shinichi Kitaoka
Money and the Japanese / Shoichi Royama
The Showa economic experience / Edward J. Lincoln
Regional Japan : the price of prosperity and the benefits of dependency / William W. Kelly
My-Car-isma : motorizing the Showa self / David W. Plath
The intellectual community of the Showa era / Masakazu Yamazaki
High culture in the Showa period / J. Thomas Rimer
How they have looked to us / Edward Seidensticker.
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22463674
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H - U
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