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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403983671sidents gather to enjoy Independence Day fireworks as they explode above the Charles River. In the fall, it is the maples that flare red and yellow and orange. In winter come the cold snows and the deep magenta sunsets. In spring, the profusion of budding leaves and flowering woods.

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The 1995 Presidential Election Campaigns,o fill in the ideological vacuum left by unconditional surrender. For all these reasons, the final decades of the Shōwa emperor’s reign (until 1989) might be considered a neo-Genroku, a time of ebullience and turmoil that matched the age of Saikaku, Bashō, and Chikamatsu in cultural dynamism, economic development, and social change.

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Return to Evanescence: Contemporary Japan (1970 to the Present),o fill in the ideological vacuum left by unconditional surrender. For all these reasons, the final decades of the Shōwa emperor’s reign (until 1989) might be considered a neo-Genroku, a time of ebullience and turmoil that matched the age of Saikaku, Bashō, and Chikamatsu in cultural dynamism, economic development, and social change.

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,Change under the Transcendental Order: Late Modern Japan (1868–1970), itself felt, wide-reaching educational institutions had developed, and, importantly, various forms of mass media had been deployed, thus giving impetus to the establishment of mass society. A second, more general reason to avoid conflating modern and Western is that the process of absorbing foreign

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The Order of Here-and-Now: Ancient, Medieval, and Early Modern Japan (to 1868),mbridge and Somerville in the foreground, the urban skyline in the distance, and the Atlantic Ocean far beyond. To the south and west are the hills of Belmont and Arlington, and the neighborhoods of Waltham and Newton. From this spot, I have watched the seasons come and go. In the summer, Medford re

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,Change under the Transcendental Order: Late Modern Japan (1868–1970),ntry in the wake of the Meiji Restoration (1868). The era thought of itself as a time of reform (.) and of “civilization and enlightenment” (.). Importantly, both of these values were seen as inspired by the Western examples. Yet, as profound as these influences were, Japan did not simply and comple

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Return to Evanescence: Contemporary Japan (1970 to the Present),omic animals”—was by anyone’s measure a remarkable era. It was a time of economic growth and environmental degradation. It was a period of expanded civil rights, yet also a time when many came to feel oppressed by social conventions and found themselves cut off from or indifferent to the political p