War Memory And Social Politics In Japan, 1945–2005 by Franziska Seraphim
Three Wars
This insightful analysis delves into the complex interplay between war memory and social politics in post-war Japan, exploring how the nation has grappled with its past from 1945 to 2005. The book examines the evolving narratives and public discourses surrounding Japan's wartime actions, highlighting the tensions between national identity, historical accountability, and political agendas. Through a detailed examination of various societal actors, including government bodies, educational institutions, and civic organizations, it reveals how collective memory has been shaped and contested over six decades, reflecting broader themes of reconciliation, nationalism, and the struggle for historical truth.
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- 2006
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- 300-350
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- English
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