Education in Tokugawa Japan

R. P. Dore

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1. Scholarship and Education: A General Survey of the Period 2. The Aims of Samurai Education in the Tokugawa Period 3. The Fief Schools 4. The Traditional Curriculum 5. Innovations 6. Talent, Training and the Social Order 7. The Commoner and his Masters 8. Terakoya 9. The Content of Terakoya Education 10. The Legacy Appendices Sources Cited Index and Glossary

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