ACLS Humanities E-Book: Thought and behavior in modern Japanese politics

Thought and behavior in modern Japanese politics

Maruyama, Masao, 1914-1996.

Year: 1969.

Publisher: Oxford University Press.

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Frontmatter

EDITOR'S PREFACE

AUTHOR'S INTRODUCTION

1 THEORY AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ULTRA NATIONALISM

2 THE IDEOLOGY AND DYNAMICS OF JAPANESE FASCISM

3 THOUGHT AND BEHAVIOR PATTERNS OF JAPAN'S WARTIME LEADERS

4 NATIONALISM IN JAPAN: ITS THEORETICAL BACKGROUND AND PROSPECTS

5 FASCISM--SOME PROBLEMS: A CONSIDERATION OF ITS POLITICAL DYNAMICS

6 A CRITIQUE OF DE-STALINIZATION

7 POLITICS AS A SCIENCE IN JAPAN: RETROSPECT AND PROSPECTS

8 FROM CARNAL LITERATURE TO CARNAL POLITICS

9 SOME PROBLEMS OF POLITICAL POWER

10 SOME REFLECTIONS ON ARTICLE IX OF THE CONSTITUTION

11 POLITICS AND MAN IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD

GLOSSARY AND BIOGRAPHIES

CHRONOLOGY

SUGGESTED READING

INDEX

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Title:

Thought and behavior in modern Japanese politics : Masao Maruyama ; edited by Ivan Morris.

Author:

Maruyama, Masao, 1914-1996

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Thought and behavior in modern Japanese politics : Masao Maruyama ; edited by Ivan Morris.
Maruyama, Masao, 1914-1996
London: Oxford University Press, 1969.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.02408

Subject Headings:

• Nationalism -- Japan
• National characteristics, Japanese

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