The author of this book partly relied on a tract by John Embree about a village.
The author of this book partly relied on a tract by John Embree about a village. This book describes a radio broadcast about a dead soldier who was found with a body cold as ice. The value of self-gratification is studied in this book's chapter "The Circle of Human Feelings." Its penultimate chapter describes a U-shaped curve affording the greatest freedom to the children and elderly. Not even one-ten-thousandth of a debt will ever be paid back according to this work, which devotes three chapters to moral debt. It describes the hierarchy of customary bowing and discusses guilt and shame cultures. The Office of War Information commissioned its author to write this book, which she did without undertaking any direct fieldwork.  For 10 points, name this anthropological study of Japan, written by Ruth Benedict.
The author of this book partly relied on a tract by John Embree about a village.
The Chrysanthemum and the Sword: Patterns of Japanese Culture