Name this author of Patterns of Culture and a study of post-World War II Japan, The Chrysanthemum and the Sword.
One work by this author opens with the quarrel between Uretsiti and Naotsiti, with the latter becoming a woodrat to escape into the rocks. In addition to Tales of the Cochiti Indians, a work similar to the earlier Zuni Mythology, this author argued in favor of moral relativism in a work that studied the Dobu people as an example of a human culture as a "personality writ large." She also examined a "shame culture" derived from the concept of giri, although her observations were restricted to internment camps. Name this author of Patterns of Culture and a study of post-World War II Japan, The Chrysanthemum and the Sword.
One work by this author opens with the quarrel between Uretsiti and Naotsiti, with the latter becoming a woodrat to escape into the rocks.
Ruth Benedict