A 2006 controversy involved artwork created by these people offending students when posted to an online MIT course about "Visualizing Cultures".
A 2006 controversy involved artwork created by these people offending students when posted to an online MIT course about "Visualizing Cultures". Milton Caniff created a pamphlet that instructed readers about how to spot these people. Their devastation is chronicled in John Dower's book Embracing Defeat. A pamphlet made by the artist of the Terry and the Pirates comic strip claims these people shuffle and never smile. A book about these people emphasizes their situational ethics and use of "shame culture" as opposed to American "guilt culture". That book about them was written in 1946 at the behest of the Office of War Information. For 10 points, what people's culture were the subject of Ruth Benedict's book The Chrysanthemum and the Sword?
A 2006 controversy involved artwork created by these people offending students when posted to an online MIT course about "Visualizing Cultures".
Japanese people [or Nihonjin]