Routledge Companion to Contemporary Japanese Social Theory/ 

 - New York:  Routledge,  2013. 
<br/><br/>Part 1: Traditions of Social Thought  1. Phenomenological Sociology in Japan and its Significance for Contemporary Social Research by Kazuhisa Nishihara. Prelude by Nick Crossley  <br/>2. Critical Theory and its Development in Post-War Japanese Sociology: Pursuing True Democracy in Rapid Capitalist Modernization by Takeshi Deguchi. Prelude by Axel Honneth  <br/>3. Japanese Psychoanalysis as Deciphering the Japanese Unconsciousness and Supporting the Japanese Subject by Aiko Kashimura. Prelude by Anthony Elliott  <br/>4. Structuralism, Post-Structuralism and Thereafter by Masahiro Ogino. Prelude by Daniel Chaffee  <br/>5. Acceptance of Beck’s Theory in Japan: From Environmental Risks to Individualization by Midori Ito and Munenori Suzuki. Prelude by Roland Robertson  Part 2: Issues in Japanese Social Theory  <br/>6. The Three Selves in Japanese Society: Individualized, Privatized, and Psychologized Selves by Masataka Katagiri. Prelude by Anthony Elliott  <br/>7. Japanese Feminist Social Theory and Gender Equality by Yumiko Ehara. Prelude by Chilla Bulbeck and Laura Dales  <br/>8. Network, Community and Culture by Tomohiko Asano. Prelude by Sam Han  <br/>9. Postmodernity by Atsushi Sawai. Prelude by Eric Hsu  <br/>10. Globalization by Kiyomitsu Yui. Prelude by Bryan S. Turner  Afterword: Apollo’s Chariot by Charles Leme 
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<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Humanities <br/>Cultural Studies