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Japanese Girls and Women Revised and Enlarged Edition eBook Alice Mabel 18581918 Bacon

I thought that this book was very informative. The book talks about the traditional roles of japanese girls and women in the past. This is also an informative book about the feminism movement in Japan and how improvements have been made throughout the years for equal rights for women.

Product details File Size 800 KB Print Length 207 pages Page Numbers Source ISBN 1519485700 Publisher HardPress (October 28, 2015) Publication Date October 28, 2015 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B018PKGOK6

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Japanese Girls and Women Revised and Enlarged Edition eBook Alice Mabel 18581918 Bacon Reviews

Alice M. Bacon wrote about a Japan that is long gone. The copy of her book that I have was published in 1902. It is old-fashioned in its views (to a modern reader) but refreshing in her ability to be largely non-judgmental of a society so different from her own. Ms. Bacon had insight and some courtesy in describing to her readers the details of a Japanese woman's life. Not for everyone, but for anyone interested in 'how things were,' a good book.
Written circa 1890, this is a diary-like essay on the lives of Japanese women at the turn of the century. It explains many of the old customs that are still present today among certain classes in Japan and those customs that will be used for the new Princess Royal born in 2001.
For those who know modern Japan, it is a an interesting comparative on the lives of women over time.
I thought that this book was very informative. The book talks about the traditional roles of japanese girls and women in the past. This is also an informative book about the feminism movement in Japan and how improvements have been made throughout the years for equal rights for women.