Japanese Sense of Self

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Éditeur: Cambridge University Press

Pages: 192
Parution: mars 1994
Format: Livre broché
Langue: Anglais
Dimensions: 228 × 152 × 11 cm
EAN: 9780521466370

Résumé

This book looks at how the Japanese see themselves and others and challenges many Western assumptions about Japanese society.

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