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... Japanese , and Kannada Indian cultures , one study found that only in the Japanese culture did the concept of " man " rate higher than that of " woman . " Other surveys reported that Japanese women students had quite egalitarian ...
... Japanese , and Kannada Indian cultures , one study found that only in the Japanese culture did the concept of " man " rate higher than that of " woman . " Other surveys reported that Japanese women students had quite egalitarian ...
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... Japanese culture , selfhood is achieved by fulfilling the demands of one's role.50 Those of a child are to be dutiful and respectful toward one's parents ; hence it would be incorrect and anxiety - provoking for the child to ignore his ...
... Japanese culture , selfhood is achieved by fulfilling the demands of one's role.50 Those of a child are to be dutiful and respectful toward one's parents ; hence it would be incorrect and anxiety - provoking for the child to ignore his ...
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... Japan . ” 16. E. F. Vogel , Japan's New Middle Class : The Salary Man and His Family in a Tokyo Suburb . 17. E. F. Vogel , " The go - between in a developing society : The case of the Japanese marriage arranger . " 18. R. K. Beardsley ...
... Japan . ” 16. E. F. Vogel , Japan's New Middle Class : The Salary Man and His Family in a Tokyo Suburb . 17. E. F. Vogel , " The go - between in a developing society : The case of the Japanese marriage arranger . " 18. R. K. Beardsley ...
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Hebrew Marriage in the Old Testament | 34 |
Marriage among the Greeks | 47 |
Roman Marriage | 64 |
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