An introduction to the arts of Japan. by Swann, Peter C.

Subjects: “…Art Japan History.…”

The art of the koto.

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The art of the koto.

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The art of persistence : Akamatsu Toshiko and the visual cultures of transwar Japan / by Eubanks, Charlotte D. 1971-

Table of Contents: “…From "Northern Gate" to "Southern Advance": Envisioning the North-South Expansion of Colonial Japan -- Creating "Culture for Little Countrymen": The Total Mobilization of Toshi's Micronesian Experience -- Red Shift: Pre-1945 Visual Culture, Heterochronicity, and Proletarian Eastern Time -- Bare Naked Aesthetics: Postwar Arts and Toshi's Populist Manifesto -- Art as War Crime: Artistic Wartime Responsibility and the International Military Tribunal for the Far East -- Art as Direct Action: Hiroshima and the Nuclear Panels…”
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Art in anime : the creative quest as theme and metaphor / by Cavallaro, Dani

Table of Contents: “…Performance and visuality -- Filmography -- Appendix: Japanese art periods timeline -- Bibliography -- Index.…”
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The art of Rosanjin / by Cardozo, Sidney B., 1916-

The art of Zen : paintings and calligraphy by Japanese monks, 1600-1925 / by Addiss, Stephen, 1935-

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Politics of Art : the Creation Society and the Practice of Theoretical Struggle in Revolutionary China. by Yin, Zhiguang

Table of Contents: “…Proletarian Class Consciousness"Proletarian Revolutionary Literature": A Reflexive Concept; Temporality and Historiography; Subjectivity; The Misinterpretation and Reinterpretation of "Aufheben"; The Formation of the "Battlefield of Ideology" and the Practise of "Aufheben"; Chapter 5 Theoretical Struggle: The Politics of Literature and Arts; The Dialectics of Theory and Practise; The Cultural Policy of the KMT from 1925-1931; Political Propaganda of the CCP, 1925-1930; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index.…”
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The Zen Arts : an Anthropological Study of the Culture of Aesthetic Form in Japan. by Cox, Rupert

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The art of the gut : manhood, power, and ethics in Japanese politics / by LeBlanc, Robin M., 1966-

Table of Contents: “…The power remainder -- Breadwinners -- The inheritor -- The paradox of masculine honor -- Cheating as a democratic practice -- The art of the gut -- Salad and cigarettes for breakfast, or how to find democracy by losing your sense of perspective.…”
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The art of persistence : Akamatsu Toshiko and the visual cultures of transwar Japan / by Eubanks, Charlotte D. 1971-

Table of Contents: “…From "Northern Gate" to "Southern Advance": Envisioning the North-South Expansion of Colonial Japan -- Creating "Culture for Little Countrymen": The Total Mobilization of Toshi's Micronesian Experience -- Red Shift: Pre-1945 Visual Culture, Heterochronicity, and Proletarian Eastern Time -- Bare Naked Aesthetics: Postwar Arts and Toshi's Populist Manifesto -- Art as War Crime: Artistic Wartime Responsibility and the International Military Tribunal for the Far East -- Art as Direct Action: Hiroshima and the Nuclear Panels.…”
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Buddhism and the arts of Japan / by Pilgrim, Richard B.

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Beauty in the age of empire Japan, Egypt, and the global history of aesthetic education by Adal, Raja

Subjects: “…Arts Study and teaching (Primary) Japan.…”
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Beauty in the age of empire : Japan, Egypt, and the global history of aesthetic education / by Adal, Raja

Subjects: “…Arts Study and teaching (Primary) Japan.…”
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Artist and patron in postwar Japan : dance, music, theater, and the visual arts, 1955-1980 / by Havens, Thomas R. H.

Subjects: “…Art patronage Japan.…”

Artist and patron in postwar Japan : dance, music, theater, and the visual arts, 1955-1980 / by Havens, Thomas R. H.

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The Karma of Words : Buddhism and the Literary Arts in Medieval Japan. by LaFleur, William R.

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The folk arts of Japan. by Munsterberg, Hugo, 1916-

Subjects: “…Folk art Japan.…”

Inspired design : Japan's traditional arts / by Dunn, Michael, 1942-

Subjects: “…Art, Japanese Catalogs.…”