The art of the gut: manhood, power, and ethics in Japanese politics

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Japanese History and Culture Gender and Feminist Studies Gender Politics and Representation

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Acknowledgments Note on Names Preface Introduction: The Power Remainder 1. Breadwinners 2. The Inheritor 3. The Paradox of Masculine Honor 4. Cheating as a Democratic Practice 5. The Art of the Gut Conclusion: Salad and Cigarettes for Breakfast, or How to Find Democracy by Losing One's Sense of Perspective Notes Index

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