: Includes capsule biographies, 5 maps, 17 tables, 85 black-and-white photos, and a 19-page bibliography for further research.
: While suitable for students (grade 10 and up), the School Library Journal notes it is most beneficial for those with some prior knowledge of Japanese history. Handbook To Life In Medieval And Early Modern J...
The author, , holds a Ph.D. in religious studies from Harvard and is a professor at Case Western Reserve University. His background in the history of religion informs the book's deep dive into Shinto and Buddhist traditions. Handbook to Life in Medieval and Early Modern Japan : Includes capsule biographies, 5 maps, 17 tables,
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: It traces Japan’s transition from a warrior-dominated feudal society to a thriving, consumer-oriented urban culture. Thematic Chapters :
: The text frequently pairs English terms with their romaji (English transliteration) equivalents, aiding in terminology familiarization. Author Context
: A concluding chapter on the everyday life of both the elite and commoners like peasants and shopkeepers. Key Features for Readers