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1836 Post World War II Japan. This paper gives a biographical overview of Japan's activities and relationships with the different super powers. The treatment of Japanese people during world war II is addressed. 14 pgs. 8 f/c. 12b.
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1844 "Cram Schools" in Japan: A Study of the Relations of Ideology and Contradictory Practice. In Japanese culture, there is a tradition of scholastic "excellence" about which there is a considerable amount of contradictory information. One such issue is the purpose and processes of such supplemental educational practices as "cram schools." This paper will define what "cram schools" are, and offer some competing rationalizations concerning the history of their existence and the contradictory perspectives of the purpose, benefits, and social costs of such supplemental education. This paper will argue that the education system itself is not specifically responsible for the existence of cram schools; but rather, that the presence of these schools can be traced through a variety of cultural and historical beliefs about the role of the family; that is, how particular ideological values are structured into family values, and how concepts of "success" and are directly traceable to the paternalistic ideologies which structure the family, in terms of family-role. 11 pgs. 20 f/c. 7b.
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1861 Japanese Women Still Suffering. This paper discusses the oppression females in Japan. The paper looks at how the Japanese government and social commentators see Japan as a male-dominated society and how inequality exists between the female and male genders. It discusses the female and male roles in both personal and social segments of life. As well, it illustrates how the female gender has begun to make increasing changes in their way of life. 6 pgs. 22 f/c 4b.
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2064 Attachment vs. Detachment to this World. This essay will focus on the theme of attachment vs. detachment to "this world" through the lens of Tokugawa Japanese culture. This will include a comparison of two basic works, including Matsuo Basho's poetry and Chikamatsu Monzaemon dramatic writing. Both artists reveal very similar themes, including humanity's connection to nature and the overall tragedy of the human condition. The works were expressed in a simple language that reached all people, including commoners. 9 pgs. 13 f/c. 8b.
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2094 Myth and Reality: What Stood Behind the Japanese Economic Miracle? In an effort to make some sense of the confusion, this paper will look at a variety of factors behind Japan's cycle of success to depression, ranging from Japanese management techniques to the unique roles played by government development agencies, such as the renowned Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI). In the final analysis, it seems clear that these institutions surely did play an important role in creating a successful Japan. However, the very forces that before worked to strengthen the economic position of the country ultimately led to its demise. Export orientation and domestic protection spelled success in booming post-war years; but they now reveal an inflexible economy, inefficient industries, sloppy habits, and portend a long and severe economic crisis. 8 pgs. 15 f/c. 7b.
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2096 Tokugawa Japanese Culture: Ihara Saikaku - Writer and Matsuo Basho - Poet. This paper looks at the Tokugawa culture by comparing the works of Ihara Kaikaku and Matsuo Basho a writer and a poet. 12 pgs. 25 f/c. 15b.
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2282 Forms of Resistance in Japan. This paper looks at Japan as a female-oppressed society where they can resist dominant power and ideology. Women can utilize their power within the home to expand their power in the public sphere. 5 pgs. 3 f/c. 2b.
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