A Companion to Japanese HistoryWilliam M. Tsutsui A Companion to Japanese History provides an authoritative overview of current debates and approaches within the study of Japan’s history.
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Contents
JAPAN BEFORE 1600 | 11 |
The Heian Period | 30 |
Medieval Japan | 47 |
Unification Consolidation and Tokugawa Rule | 69 |
Social and Economic Change in Tokugawa Japan | 86 |
Intellectual Change in Tokugawa Japan | 101 |
Cultural Developments in Tokugawa Japan | 117 |
FROM THE MEIJI RESTORATION THROUGH | 137 |
Postwar Society and Culture | 315 |
Japan in the World | 333 |
Women and Sexuality in Premodern Japan | 351 |
Gender and Sexuality in Modern Japan | 372 |
Class and Social Stratification | 389 |
Japan in Asia | 407 |
Center and Periphery in Japanese Historical Studies | 424 |
Modernity Water and the Environment in Japan | 443 |
CONTENTS | 156 |
Social and Economic Change in Prewar Japan | 172 |
Intellectual Life Culture and the Challenge of Modernity | 189 |
External Relations | 207 |
The Japanese Empire | 224 |
The FifteenYear War | 241 |
The Occupation | 265 |
Postwar Politics | 281 |
The Postwar Japanese Economy | 299 |
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