Peasants, Rebels, Women, and Outcastes: The Underside of Modern Japan

Mikiso Hane

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Chapter 1 1 Modernization and the Peasants Chapter 2 2 Farming and Farm Life Chapter 3 3 Morals and Mores Chapter 4 4 Rural Women Chapter 5 5 The Struggle for Survival Chapter 6 6 The Outcaste in Japan Chapter 7 7 The Textile Factory Workers Chapter 8 8 Poverty and Prostitution Chapter 9 9 The Coal Miners Chapter 10 10 Women Rebels Chapter 11 11 Epilogue: The Postwar Years

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