Japan on display : photography and the Emperor.

Morris Fraser Low

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List of Illustrations. 1. Imagining the Emperor 2. The Death of the Meiji Emperor 3. Hybridity and the Whiteness of the Japanese 4. Collecting Manchuria 5. The Emperor's Sons go to War 6. The Emperor, Imperial Tours and the Tokyo Olympics 7. Techno-Nationalism and the Family 8. The Emperor as Scientist. Epilogue: The Death of the Showa Emperor

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