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Introduction; Pronunciation and Romanization; 89 Key Traits of the Japanese; Sources and Related Readings; Index
Noriko Takada is an experienced teacher of Japanese language and culture.
Rita L. Lampkin lived and worked in Japan and has taught Japanese for over 30 years. She has authored or co-authored over 15 books, including Japanese Verbs & Essentials of Grammar.
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William Crane
reviewed The Japanese Way on February 11, 2021 The Japanese Way
Compelling, well-researched and accessible critical assessment of the impact of Japanese propaganda during and just after World War II, including some comparison to the competing propaganda of the times. Kushner argues against the more common notions that the Japanese people were driven to and sustained through war by government and military propaganda centred primarily on emperor-worship and racism. He asserts instead that it was nationalistic pride in Japan's superior progress and modernity that allowed the populous to mobilize for war as a nation and to also accept defeat and American occupation so readily.
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