Myth of Japanese Uniqueness (Routledge Revivals)

Focusing on the intellectual framework of 'nihonjinron,' this critical analysis delves into the body of writing and thought that shapes Japanese identity. First published in 1988, it examines the academic industry's influence on perceptions of Japan, exploring themes of nationalism and cultural uniqueness. The book offers insights into the complexities of Japanese self-identity and the philosophical underpinnings that inform these discussions.