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degrading trap of poverty and welfare
accompanied by scholarly commentary
Book Condition: Very GoodFormat: Hardcover Year: 1989Publisher: Royal Composing Room
Piercy interweaves personal reflection and cultural commentary
Publisher: Smithsonian Institution
Everyday Life in Imperial Japan Art History degrading trap of poverty andEveryday Life in Imperial Japan offers a detailed and engaging look at daily life during the Tokugawa (Edo) period (16001868), a time when Japan was largely isolated from the outside world and many of its enduring cultural traditions took shape. Rather than focusing on major political events, the book explores how ordinary people lived across all levels of society. Dunn examines the roles and routines of samurai, farmers, craftsmen, merchants, and
