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Bibliography of the Japanese literature.
Shinrigaku kenkyu : The Japanese journal of psychology, 1970 openaire +1 more source
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A Japanese national literature and unified Japanese language emerged in the course of the nation-building process, at the start of the country’s modernization in line with Western models. As a national literature (kokubungaku or kokumin bungaku), Japanese literature was to manifest the cultural identity of the new Japanese nation.
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A Japanese national literature and unified Japanese language emerged in the course of the nation-building process, at the start of the country’s modernization in line with Western models. As a national literature (kokubungaku or kokumin bungaku), Japanese literature was to manifest the cultural identity of the new Japanese nation.
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JAPANESE PSYCHOLOGY THROUGH JAPANESE LITERATURE
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1973Few studies of personality and culture pay heed to the development of individuals after they have come of age. Most empirical research focuses upon what happens to children and youth on their way to becoming adults.
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Abstract Like all literatures, Japanese literature is an idiosyncratic idiom that has contributed to a global literary language. For all of the changes over many centuries in historical and literary context, it is possible to discern many threads running through the Japanese tradition that tie the earliest works to the most recent ...
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Abstract Like all literatures, Japanese literature is an idiosyncratic idiom that has contributed to a global literary language. For all of the changes over many centuries in historical and literary context, it is possible to discern many threads running through the Japanese tradition that tie the earliest works to the most recent ...
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Naturalism in Japanese Literature
Monumenta Nipponica, 1953Naturalism in Japan as in Europe goes back to Realism. The work entitled Shdosetsu Shinzui 'I'Qi rP(The Essence of the Novel)"l by Shoyo a1subouchi,2) :,f F%fi who wrote it in 1885 at the age oi 25, ancl in which he rejected the entertaining literature of the moralistic type ancl demanded an earnest psychological Realism, is rightly described as the ...
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Feminism and Japanese literature
This chapter examines the emergence of a feminist approach to Japanese literary analysis in the closing decades of the twentieth century in response to the global impact of second-wave feminism and women’s lib. Defining feminism as social justice for all, the chapter notes how such analysis rehabilitates previously overlooked women writers while also ...openaire +2 more sources
The Japanese chemical literature
Journal of Chemical Education, 1954Examines the Japanese chemical literature, including the publications of scientific institutions and professional societies, abstracts, medical publications, and dictionaries and patents.
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