Luke Roberts (History, UCSB)
Open Secrets and Unspeakable Truths: Politics in the Tokugawa Era
Monday, December 1, 2003 / 12-1:30PM / Free
Crowell Reading Room 6028 HSSB

In this talk Professor Roberts considers the significance of competing models of political identity and political community in Tokugawa Japan (1600-1868) in the context of, on the one hand, modern discourses of the nation and, on the other, anthropological theory.

Sponsored by the East Asian Studies Research Focus Group and the Japan Fund.

The article will be available for copy in the East Asian Languages & Cultural Studies Department office, HSSB Room 2214.


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