War, Occupation, and Creativity
Consciousness, Literature and the Arts 3 (2) (2002)
| Abstract | A review of War, Occupation, and Creativity: Japan and East Asia 1920-1960, edited by Marlene Mayo and Thomas Rimer, with H. Eleanor Kerkham. | |||||||||
| Keywords | War Asia | |||||||||
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