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Les rimes impe´rissables; huit sie`cles de poe´sie franc¸aise, choix de B. H. Chamberlain ... by Basil Hall (1850-1935) comp. Chamberlain, 1927

Aino folk-tales. By Basil Hall Chamberlain. With introduction by by Chamberlain. Basil Hall. 1850-1935., 1888-01-01

A handbook of colloquial Japanese by Basil Hall Chamberlain. by Chamberlain. Basil Hall. 1850-1935., 1898-01-01

Things Japanese; being notes on various subjects connected with by Chamberlain. Basil Hall. 1850-1935., 1891-01-01

A simplified grammar of the Japanese language (modern written st by Chamberlain. Basil Hall. 1850-1935., 1886-01-01

Basil Hall Chamberlain: Portrait of a Japanologist (Meiji Series, 4) by Yuzo Ota, 1998-05-06

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A Romanized Japanese Reader, Consisting of Japanese Anecdotes, Maxims, etc., in Easily Written Style, with an English Translation and NotesC1st ed. London, 1886 A Simplified Grammar of the Japanese Language (Modern Written Style), 1st ed. London, 1886 Volume 2: A Handbook of Colloquial Japanese, 4th ed. London, 1907 Volume 4:Japanese Poetry, 1st ed. London, 1911 Volume 5:Translation of "Ko-ji-ki" or "Records of Ancient Matters", with annotations by the late W. G. Aston, 2nd ed. Kobe, 1932

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Sistemi linguistici e modelli sociali
di Massimiliano Crippa
17 settembre 2000.
Io codificato nella lingua giapponese
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Il modello di gruppo rivisitato Come abbiamo detto all'inizio, i modelli sociali sono costruiti per un particolare motivo, implicito o esplicito. I modelli sono ideologici per natura. Alcune caratteristiche vengono astratte per formare un modello monolitico e coerente. E' comunque interessante analizzare il contesto in cui questi modelli sono stati formulati. A partire da Basil Hall Chamberlain (1850-1935), gli osservatori occidentali hanno disegnato i tratti culturali giapponesi nella tradizione dell'Orientalismo, che contiene assunti ontologici sull'Occidente come punto di riferimento universale e sugli altri popoli, considerati tanto esotici quanto inferiori. Questi osservatori erano affascinati da alcune stranezze. Ruth Benedict considerava il Giappone un paradosso: I giapponesi sono aggressivi e non aggressivi, militaristi ed esteti, insolenti e gentili, rigidi ma adattabili, remissivi ma risentiti quando ricevono ordini, leali e infidi, coraggiosi e timidi, conservatori e aperti a nuove idee.

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