Visions of Ryukyu: Identity and Ideology in Early-Modern Thought and Politics
Gregory Smits examines identity and ideology in Ryukyu through the perspectives of early-modern thought and politics. This scholarly study considers the ways intellectual and political frameworks shaped understandings of Ryukyu, making it a valuable resource for readers of history, political thought, and cultural studies.
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Visions of Ryukyu examines identity and ideology in the context of early-modern thought and politics.
The book focuses on Ryukyu, offering a scholarly consideration of how ideas about identity developed within political and intellectual settings.
Gregory Smits brings together the themes of history, politics, and cultural interpretation in this study.
It is suited to readers interested in Ryukyu and the broader relationship between identity, ideology, and political thought.
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