Titlebook: Japan as –anything but– Number One; Jon Woronoff Book 1996 Jon Woronoff 1996 crime.economy.internationalization.Japan.Policy.society

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nd that they are anything but satisfied. Is Japan No 1? Well, maybe it is if you are taken in by the tatemae, i.e. the official version or how its admirers like to picture it. But it does not look so great once you perceive the honne, i.e. the realities of life in Japan. Is Japan No 1? Well, maybe it is if yo978-0-230-37129-3

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Jon Woronoffced both restrictive and expansive affective and desiring?flows. Characterised by a rolling sense of constraint and possibility, I show how moments of ‘becoming other’ emerged for both the students and myself. While pedagogically demanding, I suggest that reconfiguring sexuality education programmes

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Jon Woronofft we call meaning is not a datum, which context contributes to clarify, but a social construction, and that the problems that schizophrenic people have with context are one of the cause, not only of their bizarre language, but even of some difficulties of their every-day life.

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Jon Woronofft we call meaning is not a datum, which context contributes to clarify, but a social construction, and that the problems that schizophrenic people have with context are one of the cause, not only of their bizarre language, but even of some difficulties of their every-day life.

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Jon Woronoff shows the central (yet not exclusive) role of the right hemisphere in the elaboration of the context, and focuses on a particular set of pragmatic deficits: those of schizophrenia. Though a central aspect of this mental illness is a pragmatic behaviour disorder, and, particularly, disorganized thou