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WHAT IS JAPAN? : CONTRADICTIONS AND TRANSFORMATIONS

SAKAIYA, TAICHI - Personal Name;

In a witty, acerbic, and provocative book, the author of the influential futurist synthesis The Knowledge-Value Revolution shows how Japan, borrowing elements from both China and the West, has created a culture unlike any other--one that is still changing in a uniquely Japanese way.


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10000294952 SAK wRLC MM (Buku Umum)Available
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Series Title
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Statement of Responsibility
Taichi Sakaiya
Call Number
952 SAK w
Publisher
New York : Kodansha America Inc.., 1993
Collation
xxii, 312 p. : ill ; 21cm.
Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
1-56836-087-8
Classification
952
Content Type
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RLC MM-FEBUI (Library) occupies the right side of the ground floor of the MM FEB UI Building with a reading room capacity of more than 60 people.
 
The MM-FEB UI library service system is closed (closed access); where the user does not have direct access to the collection shelf. Or in other words, users are not allowed to take their own books from the collection shelf

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