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Japanese Students and Japanese Politics
Comparative Education Review, 1963and workers "invaded" the Diet (Parliament) in Tokyo, many Japanese felt that a full-scale revolution was in the offing. In the last analysis, however, the students were repelled, the Security Treaty forced through the Diet, and order restored. The conservative government of Prime Minister Kishi, seemingly victorious, was forced out of office a short ...
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Cholelithiasis in the Japanese
Archives of Surgery, 1961Introduction It is well known that the cholelithiasis of the Japanese differs remarkably from that of Europeans or Americans. A difference also is noted in respect to such common diseases as pulmonary tuberculosis, diabetes mellitus, chronic pancreatitis, some malignant tumors, and other states, as they affect the Japanese and as they affect other ...
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006
This overview of the Japanese legal system, for a forthcoming third edition of the 'Elgar Encylopedia of Comparative Law' (Jaakko Husa, Madalena Narciso, Jan Smits and Catherine Valcke, eds), first sketches Japan’s rich legal history. Foreign influences came first from China, then mostly European law from the 19th century, overlaid by American law from
Abe, Masaki, Nottage, Luke R.
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This overview of the Japanese legal system, for a forthcoming third edition of the 'Elgar Encylopedia of Comparative Law' (Jaakko Husa, Madalena Narciso, Jan Smits and Catherine Valcke, eds), first sketches Japan’s rich legal history. Foreign influences came first from China, then mostly European law from the 19th century, overlaid by American law from
Abe, Masaki, Nottage, Luke R.
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Japanese Traditions and Japanese Capitalism
Japanese Economic Studies, 1994The present is a truly mysterious time. For example, there is a word, capitalism, which can be affixed as a label to a certain concept and then used to define whatever that concept is. If that were the case, then capitalism in countries such as Japan and the United States would mean the same idea, and if capitalism was the same, then all of the ...
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2009
This paper argues that the generalized quantifier theory does not directly apply to Japanese quantifiers because of the following reasons: (i) the number of noun phrase (NP) arguments is underspecified and (ii) quantities are often expressed by predicative adjectives. It further claims that the word order changes the interpretation.
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This paper argues that the generalized quantifier theory does not directly apply to Japanese quantifiers because of the following reasons: (i) the number of noun phrase (NP) arguments is underspecified and (ii) quantities are often expressed by predicative adjectives. It further claims that the word order changes the interpretation.
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Japanese Electroacoustic and Japanese Instruments
Contemporary Music Review, 2018Electroacoustic music was introduced to Japan at almost the same time as other compositional methodologies, such as the 12-tone technique and serial music.
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The Journal of the Association of Teachers of Japanese, 1978
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Japanese. Gendered structures in Japanese
20031.Introduction 2.Gendered structures 2.1Talking about women: Lexical bias 2.2Women talking 2.2.1Phonology 2.2.2Exclamations 2.2.3Pronouns 2.2.4Sentence particles 2.2.5The
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