Cross-Cultural Encounters in Early Modern Japan
Part of New Interdisciplinary Approaches To Early Modern Culture • Book 1 of 2
282 pagesPaperbacknewAug 2026
Volume 1 of 2 in New Interdisciplinary Approaches To Early Modern Culture
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Recognizing the significance of cross-cultural exchange across newly established frontiers, this edited volume explores the purpose and relevance of non-Japanese individuals who operated with or within the samurai class and their role in constructing and communicating identity in early modern Japan.
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