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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 . " 28 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 . " 28 Other surveys reported that Japanese women students had quite egalitarian ...
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... Japanese women are making gains in economic power and can observe on their television sets and in their reading material the gains made by women elsewhere . CONCLUSIONS ... Japanese Girls and Women . Japan : Confucius and Computers 499.
... Japanese women are making gains in economic power and can observe on their television sets and in their reading material the gains made by women elsewhere . CONCLUSIONS ... Japanese Girls and Women . Japan : Confucius and Computers 499.
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... Japanese personality structure , " p . 132 . 53. H. Wimberly , " Self - realization and the ancestors : An analysis of two Japanese ritual procedures for achieving domestic harmony . " 54. " Mrs. Sato holds mirror to Japan . " 55. T ...
... Japanese personality structure , " p . 132 . 53. H. Wimberly , " Self - realization and the ancestors : An analysis of two Japanese ritual procedures for achieving domestic harmony . " 54. " Mrs. Sato holds mirror to Japan . " 55. T ...
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