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The Coevolution Of The Six Ancient Kilns And Japanese Postwar Local Identity, Benjamin Lewis Rothstein
The Coevolution Of The Six Ancient Kilns And Japanese Postwar Local Identity, Benjamin Lewis Rothstein
CISLA Senior Integrative Projects
The arts have long been tools used to prop up political visions, and Japan’s traditional crafts are no exception to this trend. Japanese ceramics in particular have enjoyed, or perhaps endured, era after era of patronage by successive governments and movements over their more than a millennium of history. Appropriated by a wave of nationalism in the Meiji period, the rokkoyō (six ancient kilns), long famous for their rustic style and acclaimed tea wares, were converted along with many other traditional crafts into symbols of the Japanese national spirit. In the postwar period, however, without necessarily losing their national importance, …
Concept And Technique: How Traditional Japanese Architecture Can Contribute To Contemporary Sustainable Design Practices, Courtney Angen
Concept And Technique: How Traditional Japanese Architecture Can Contribute To Contemporary Sustainable Design Practices, Courtney Angen
Environmental Studies Honors Papers
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A New Tradition: Legitimizing The Authority Of The Tokugawa Through The Hands Of Japanese Neo-Confucians, Daniel S. Keiser
A New Tradition: Legitimizing The Authority Of The Tokugawa Through The Hands Of Japanese Neo-Confucians, Daniel S. Keiser
East Asian Languages and Cultures Department Honors Papers
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Do Not Dump On The Unoites, Spencer J. Pack
Do Not Dump On The Unoites, Spencer J. Pack
Economics Faculty Publications
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