Making Tea, Making Japan: Cultural Nationalism in Practice
Making Tea, Making Japan explores how tea-making becomes connected to cultural nationalism in Japan. Kristin Surak examines the ways an everyday practice can carry broader meanings about identity, culture, and nationhood, offering readers a focused introduction to the social significance of tea.
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Making Tea, Making Japan examines the relationship between tea-making and Japanese cultural nationalism.
Kristin Surak considers how a cultural practice can participate in the formation and expression of national identity.
The book offers a focused study of the social and political meaning attached to tea in Japan.
It is suited to readers interested in Japanese culture, nationalism, history, and the study of everyday practices.
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