Japan, from shogun to superstate
1988 · 163 pagine · St. Martin's Press · ISBN 9780312018665
Trama
The first half of this comprehensive textbook is a clear narrative account of Japanese history from the days of the shogun to the present. The second half is devoted to thematic chapters which trace developments in Japanese history; this context is then put to use in interpreting the current situation in Japan in the context of past events.
Generi: Storia
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