This work notes that the central people consider themselves "debtors to the ages and the world," owing everything to parents, friends, and employers.
This work notes that the central people consider themselves "debtors to the ages and the world," owing everything to parents, friends, and employers. Because of travel limitations, the majority of research done for this work consisted of studies of literature, newspaper clippings, and film. This work postulates that, unlike the American "guilt" culture which addressed individual conscience, the culture studied in this work tended to operate within a "shame" culture which focused on external perception of one's actions. For 10 points, name this book by Ruth Benedict, a study of Japanese culture conducted during World War II.
This work notes that the central people consider themselves "debtors to the ages and the world," owing everything to parents, friends, and employers.
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