Inventing the Way of the Samurai: Nationalism, Internationalism, and Bushidō in Modern Japan

Oleg Benesch

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Introduction 1. Backgrounds 2. First Explanations of Bushido in the Meiji Era 3. The Early Bushido Boom, 1894-1905 4. The Late Bushido Boom, 1905-1914 5. The End of the Bushido Boom 6. The Showa Bushido Resurgence 7. Bushido in Postwar Japan Conclusions and Considerations Select Bibliography

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