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Japan and the West: The Perception Gap

DOI10.4324/9780429444340
OpenAlexW2043914171
Languageen
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Abstract

Perception gaps - an introduction, Keizo Nagatani, Akio Tanaka images of western and Japanese art - embodiment of imagination and pseudo-reality in Nanban art, Moritaka Matsumoto Japanese perceptions of westerners in modern fiction, Kinya Tsuruta vs Kramer vs. suspense theatre - perception gap in constructions of self, gender, and family, Millie Creighton business and government relations in Canada and Japan - the homestead and public vessel, Lonny E. Carlile understanding Japanese investment behaviour - an organizational approach to social investment, Keizo Nagatani search for paradise - Japanese property investors in North America, David W. Edgington conclusion - importance of perception gaps, Keizo Nagatani, David W. Edgington.

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  • openalex (W2043914171)
    2026-04-30T19:55:09.093566+00:00

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openalex_conceptsPerception; Geography; Political science; Psychology
openalex_topicsJapanese History and Culture; Cultural Industries and Urban Development