The Long Defeat: Cultural Trauma, Memory, and Identity in Japan
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The Long Defeat: Cultural Trauma, Memory, and Identity in Japan

by Akiko Hashimoto

History Sociology
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Akiko Hashimoto’s The Long Defeat explores the connections among cultural trauma, memory, and identity in Japan. Focusing on how the past is remembered and understood, the book offers a thoughtful examination of historical experience and its role in shaping cultural and national self-perception.

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The Long Defeat examines cultural trauma, memory, and identity in Japan.

Akiko Hashimoto considers how societies remember and interpret their past.

The book focuses on the relationship between historical experience and national identity.

It offers a focused perspective on Japan’s cultural and historical self-understanding.

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