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Social Change and the Individual
Japan Before and After Defeat in World War II
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Kazuko Tsurumi
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English
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2015
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A distinguished Japanese scholar counterbalances the current preoccupation among sociologists with childhood socialization by exploring the changes in values and attitudes among adults in Japan before and after World War II.
Originally published in 1970.
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Frontmatter
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Foreword
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Acknowledgments
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Contents
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List of Tables and Graphs
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Introduction
1 - Part One
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I. Six types of Change in Personality: Case Studies of Ideological Conversion in the 1930's
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II. The Army: The Emperor System in Microcosm
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III. Socialization for Death: Moral Education at School and in the Army
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IV. The War Tribunal: The Voice of the Dead
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V. Postwar Social Change: The Eclipse of the Emperor System
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VI. The Circle: A Writing Group among the Textile Workers
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VII. The Family: The Impact of the War on Women
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VIII. The Family: The Changing Roles of Women as Mothers and Wives
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IX. The Student Movement: Its Milieu
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X. The Student Movement: Group Portraits
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XI The Student Movement: Individual Portraits
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APPENDIX. Personality and Society: A Critical Review of Current and Classical Views
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Bibliography
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Index
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June 16, 2015
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9781400871513
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Keywords for this book
Ideology; Marxism; Socialization; Sociocultural evolution; Social theory; Social issue; Social movement; Social Darwinism; Mass society; Society; Resocialization; Activism; Development of Personality; Of Education; Social conflict; Social reality; Reformism; Personality development; Syndicalism; Social Thinking; Imperialism; Oppression; Thought Reform and the Psychology of Totalism; Collective consciousness; Revolutionary movement; Labour movement; Civil rights movements; Their Lives; Social research; Marxism and religion; Economics; Vanguardism; Zengakuren; Technology and society; Anarchism; The Open Society and Its Enemies; Popular sovereignty; Group conflict; Profession; Role conflict; The Critical Moment; Nationalization; Social structure; Lifestyle (sociology); Anticipatory socialization; Class conflict; Deviance (sociology); Political system; Public opinion; Case study; Developing country; Ruling class; Militarism; Definition of the situation; Social character; Karl Marx; Adventurism; Bourgeoisie; Social psychology; Radicalism (historical); Hierarchy of values; Family income; Industrialisation; De-Stalinization; The Structure of Science; Social democracy; Social class; Status group; Civil society; Social stratification
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For an expert adult audience, including professional development and academic research
