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Women and Wisdom of Japan
(1914)
Abstract
"The Onna Daigaku, or the 'Great learning for women', which is the text of this little book, is... a half-dogmatised precept exclusively intended for women. The author is Kaibara Ekken, the famous moralist of Japan, who flourished about two hundred years ago."--Introduction.Other Versions
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