Women and Class in Japanese History

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Japanese History and Culture Gender and Feminist Studies Historical Gender and Feminism Studies

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Introduction Chieftain Pairs and Corulers Trousers: Status and Gender in Ancient Dress Codes Medieval Nuns and Nunneries The Medieval Household and Gender Roles Women's Work and Status in the Changing Medieval Economy Women's Associations and Religious Expression in the Medieval Japanese Village Sexual Violence Against Women Imagining Working Women in Early Modern Japan Prostitution and Public Authority in Early Modern Japan The Reproductive Revolution at the End of the Tokugawa Period Matsuo Taseko and the Meiji Restoration Diaries as Gendered Texts Mobilized from Within: Women and Hygiene in Modern Japan Japanese Nationalism and the Female Body Appendix List of Contributors Index.

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