Rising Suns, Rising Daughters: Gender, Class and Power in Japan by Joanna Liddle (Author), Sachiko Nakajima (Author)

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Rising Suns, Rising Daughters: Gender, Class and Power in Japan by Joanna Liddle (Author), Sachiko Nakajima (Author)ISBN: 9781856498791 Publisher : Zed Books, December 1, 2000 Paperback, 352 pages Western interest in Japan has grown consistently since the war, but surprisingly little is known about Japanese women. This book explores the themes of gender and class by tracing the changing position of women through significant moments of history and into the contemporary period. Their story repudiates the commonly held view of the submissive Japanese woman, and shows

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