the japanese feudalism
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2012
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Abstract
This paper explores some peculiarities of Japanese feudalism following postwar theoretical debate that came out of academic circles in Japan as well in Europe and the United States. Contemporary thought schools influenced by historical materialism from Marxism have pointed out that feudalism effectively happened in Japan since 12th Century until 16th Century. Gradual changes and transitions, in the same way as the European case, are the key to explain main economic changes that caused the emergence of capitalism in Japan.
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| Authors | ;Martha Loaiza Becerra |
| Journal | progress in polymer science |
| Year | 2012 |
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