Understanding Japanese Society (Nissan Institute/Routledge Japanese Studies)
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Understanding Japanese Society (Nissan Institute/Routledge Japanese Studies)

by Emma E. Cook, Joy Hendry

Sociology cultural anthropology Japanese Studies
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An introduction to the structures, institutions, and cultural patterns that shape contemporary Japanese society.

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Understanding Japanese Society provides an overview of social structures, institutions, and cultural patterns in Japan.

The text examines family, education, work, and community life using established anthropological and sociological frameworks.

Readers gain insight into continuity and change within Japanese society through comparative and historical perspectives.

The book is designed for students and general readers seeking a concise foundation in Japanese social studies.

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