In this work, freedom and indulgence is described as a U shape, maximizing for babies and the old.
In this work, freedom and indulgence is described as a U shape, maximizing for babies and the old. Because a field trip was impossible, research for this book depended on the work of John Embree. This book's writer wanted to study a subject that supposedly had been described by the most fantastic series of "but also's" ever used. Chapters such as "Clearing One's Name", "Self Discipline", and "Taking One's Proper Station" were intended to explain a foreign cul- ture that the author's country was at war with, trying to give insight into why its prisoners were not interested in con- tacting family members. Name this work in anthropology published in 1946 that was written by Ruth Benedict about Japan.
In this work, freedom and indulgence is described as a U shape, maximizing for babies and the old.
The {Chrysanthemum} and the {Sword}