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100 1  Ichikawa, Tadao.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       n86089660 
245 10 Pierrot requiem :|bjourney in socio-cultural issues /|cby 
       Tadao Ichikawa ; co-translated by Chie Okazaki and Mary 
       Lou Foster. 
264  1 River Edge, N.J. :|bWorld Scientific,|c[2002] 
264  4 |c©2002 
300    1 online resource (xiii, 253 pages) 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    computer|bc|2rdamedia 
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505 0  A song in praise of Japan -- Scent of a lagoon. Paris -- 
       the 13th district -- Goddess in Beethoven Square -- Scent 
       of a lagoon -- Preservation -- Sounds in town -- A beggar 
       in Rome -- Porta Rossa -- Mist in Venezia -- Lodging in 
       Asolo -- "Beijing coffee cantata" -- Peking duck, bearing 
       a grudge -- Shanghai rhapsody -- Mi amore toilette -- Meet
       again -- A clock in Vienna -- Summer in Verona -- La Casa 
       -- "The opportunity makes the thief" -- Marco in Feltre --
       Battle of wits!? Trouble with transit -- Battle of wits!? 
       -- Today's students -- the three apparitions -- All quiet 
       on the employment front -- Were Titanic to sink today -- 
       Break away from the front -- Students disposition: changes
       during 15 years -- "Bolero" -- Ann's wedding -- Bigi-of-
       Hiroshima Konami, Koro -- Cuccha's view -- Aberdeen -- In 
       Singapore -- Tiananmen -- 1989 -- A visit to the ganges --
       Sketches of Bangkok -- Syndrome academia -- digestive 
       organs disease -- Syndrome academia -- circulatory organs 
       disease -- Syndrome academia -- respiratory organs disease
       -- Syndrome academia -- senile brain disease -- More than 
       just ... More than just "Coffee, tea or me" -- "Babette's 
       feast" -- Toronto, Saigon -- Puccini -- Viva [i18n]!? -- 
       Ram ramamoorthy -- The "SmithsoniSAUR" -- Topknot net -- 
       An account of a Spanish adventure -- 1997 -- Tatemae -- 
       the art of lying -- "Cavalleria Rusticana" -- Toilet 
       fantasies -- Democracy vs. Minshu-Shugi -- "Offering my 
       life to you" -- "A room with a view" -- "Kimiga-yo" -- 
       1999 -- And after 50 years -- Grumbles by Socrates -- "Ode
       to heavenly joy" -- A little white house in Cape Cod -- 
       Pierrot Requiem. 
520    This book is a collection of true-to-life essays which 
       offers the reader various ways to view the socio-cultural 
       state of the modern world as seen through the eyes of the 
       author - a somewhat cynical but ethical Japanese 
       professor. Through journeys in various cultures, these 
       stories break numerous stereotypes, from the failure of 
       higher education in Japan to the mysteries of using 
       various types of toilets in Mediterranean Europe. The 
       author narrates brief encounters with all aspects of 
       society, from radical students to conservative 
       academicians, from old-style street merchants to modern 
       business people, from government agencies to independent 
       artists. These stories also include lessons which, the 
       author believes, people and society as a whole can and 
       should learn from such encounters. The episodes highlight 
       what is rapidly being lost across cultures in an era of 
       globalization and the shrinking number of differences that
       once made every culture independent of the others. The 
       book will captivate those who enjoy seeing another's view 
       of the world, observing many unique 'windows' from which 
       to view global change on a personal level. Also of 
       interest will be the cynical but ethical assessment of the
       future of Japanese universities which have lost their 
       educational principles at this critical time of survival, 
       and the approaching IT society. 
588 0  Print version record. 
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648  7 Since 1950|2fast 
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650  7 Comparative civilization.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/
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776 08 |iPrint version:|aIchikawa, Tadao.|tPierrot requiem.
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