Technology won what banzais lost TOIO: THE LAST BANZAI analysis
Courtney Browne reviews a study of Japan in World War II, tracing Western stereotypes of Japanese as weak and the shift in perception as the Pacific war unfolded. The book argues Tojo’s image was constructed and later exposed, while highlighting Japan's postwar technological rise.
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Japan
Churchill
Tojo
Courtney Browne
Mare
Manchuria
China
South East Asia
Britain
Major Tojo
Ojo
Browne
Perha
Tokyo Radio
Mosley
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Storry
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Baton
Cambridge
Duncan Grant
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Dora Carrington
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Asmat Art in Context by Adrian Gerbrands
Eight months with West Irian’s Asmat wood-carvers reveal ethno aesthetic study of art in its context. Gerbrands sketches eight master-carvers, examining individualism within a rigid cultural framework and testing creativity beyond traditional wood forms through drawing and table pieces.
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Leiden
West Irian
Asmat
Michael Rockefeller
van Renselaar
Gerbrands
Cae Dean of Peart
New Guinea
Amanamkai
Brands
Gerrands
Gerbrand
Ait Delat
Gerbands
Strachey biography reviewed in two volumes
Michael Holroyd’s Lytton Strachey biography is praised for its vast scope and dense texture. The reviewer contrasts Holroyd’s expansive, documentary approach with Strachey’s compressed, narrative style and notes both the strengths and limits of each biographer’s method.
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Michael Holroyd
Heinemann
Strachey
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Boswell
Dickens
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Forster
Virginia Woolf
Holroyd
Edios
Lytton
Queen Victoria
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Essex
Stracher
Eax
Cambridge
Famene
Secret Society of Artistles
Maynard Keynes
Bertrand Puesell
F Mo Faetere
FO Moore
Clive Bell
Leonard Woolf
Desmond MacCarthy
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The jargon of sociology ISRAELI SOCIETY review
A critical review of Eisenstadt's Israel as a sociological text notes its vivid material and data but condemns the prose for overuse of jargon. The observer finds the abstraction heavy and wishes for clearer illustrations to flesh out the theory. The reviewer discusses transition in Israeli society from egalitarian communalism to professionalised, modern industry.
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Israel
Eisenstadt
Martin Buber
Jerusalem
Cerre
Fisenstadt
Outback In Focus by Jeff Carter Review
Jeff Carter’s Outback In Focus blends vivid photography with bold criticisms of common beliefs about the region. The author travels broadly by road and on foot, sharing hunting, travel, and motoring experiences that offer practical value to adventurous readers and would be especially useful to future travelers chasing off road tracks.
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Jeff Carter
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