Japanese Culture and Behavior : : Selected Readings /

Japanese Culture and Behavior : : Selected Readings / / ed. by William P. Lebra, Takie Sugiyama Lebra.

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MitwirkendeR:
Asquith, Pamela,
Befu, Harumi,
Brandt, Vincent,
Caudill, William,
Doi, L.,
Ishida, Eiichiro,
Kasahara, Yomishi,
Kawai, Hayao,
Lanham, Betty,
Lebra, Takie,
Moeran, Brian,
Munakata, Tsunetsugu,
Murase, Takao,
Nakane, Chie,
Pelzel, John,
Plath, David,
Rohlen, Thomas,
Salamon, Sony,
Sasaki, Yuji,
Suzuki, Takao,
Vos, George,
Weinstein, Heien,
HerausgeberIn:
Lebra, Takie Sugiyama,
Lebra, William P.,
Place / Publishing House:Honolulu : : University of Hawaii Press, , [2021]
©1986
Year of Publication:2021
Language:English
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Physical Description:1 online resource (448 p.)
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Contents
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • Part One: Moral Values and Sentiments
  • 1. Human Nature in the Japanese Myths
  • 2. The Monkey Memorial Service of Japanese Primatologists
  • 3. A Culture of Love and Hate
  • 4. Compensative Justice and Moral Investment among Japanese, Chinese, and Koreans
  • 5. Individual, Group and Seishin: Japan's Interned Cultural Debate
  • 6. The Relation of Guilt toward Parents to Achievement and Arranged Marriage among the Japanese
  • Part Two: Interaction, Communication, and Grouping
  • 7. An Ethnography of Dinner Entertainment in Japan
  • 8. Amae: A Key Concept for Understanding Japanese Personality Structure
  • 9. "Male Chauvinism" as a Manifestation of Love in Marriage
  • 10. Language and Behavior in Japan: The Conceptualization of Personal Relations
  • 11. Gift-Giving in a Modernizing Japan
  • 12. Criteria of Group Formation
  • 13. Skiing Cross-Culturally
  • Part Three: Development and Socialization
  • 14. Maternal Care and Infant Behavior in Japan and America
  • 15. Who Sleeps by Whom? Parent-Child Involvement in Urban Japanese Families
  • 16. Ethics and Moral Precepts Taught in Schools of Japan and the United States
  • 17. Violence in the Home: Conflict between Two Principles— Maternal and Paternal
  • 18. "Spirituell Education" in aJapanese Bank
  • Part Four: Cultural Stress, Psychotherapies, and Resocialization
  • 19. Nonmedical Healing in Contemporary Japan: A Psychiatric Study
  • 20. Self-Reconstruction in Japanese Religious Psychotherapy
  • 21. Japanese Attitudes toward Mental Health and Mental Health Care
  • 22. Fear of Eye-to-Eye Confrontation among Neurotic Patients in Japan
  • 23. Naikan Therapy
  • References
  • Contributors
  • Index

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