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Rice as Self

Japanese Identities through Time

by Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney

An anthropological study of the symbolic meanings of rice in Japanese history. Ohnuki-Tierney links rice to cosmology, imperial ritual such as the Daijōsai, and modern debates over national identity and agricultural trade.

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