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A Brief History Of Chinese And Japanese Civilizations,Used
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This Fullcolor Introductory Text Emphasizes Cultural History While Also Covering Political And Economic History. Each Major Chinese Dynasty, Japanese Shogunate, Or Other Discrete Period Is Covered In A Separate, Brief Chapter. Encounters With The West (Beginning In The 16Th Century) Are Also Extensively Covered. In Addition To Conrad Schirokauer, This Text Has Three New Coauthors. Miranda Brown Teaches In The Department Of Asian Languages And Cultures At The University Of Michigan In Ann Arbor And Focuses On Early Chinese Culture. David Lurie Researches The History Of Writing Systems In Japan And Also Works On The Cultural And Intellectual History Of Japan Through The Heian Period. Suzanne Gay Is Professor Of East Asian Studies At Oberlin College. Her Research Interests Include The Social And Economic History Of Medieval Japan, With A Particular Emphasis On The Role Of Commoners In History. This Author Team Combines Strong Research With Extensive Classroom Teaching Experience To Offer A Clear, Consistent, And Highly Readable Text Accessible To Students With No Previous Knowledge Of The History Of China Or Japan.
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