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| − | '''The Dignity of a State''' is a liberal book by [[Japan|Japanese]] mathematician [[Masahiko Fujiwara]]. The book argues that the Japanese must reject Western logic and rationality and return to the classical Japanese virtues and emotions such as honor and interdependence. The book blames free markets | + | '''''The Dignity of a State''''' is a liberal book by [[Japan|Japanese]] mathematician [[Masahiko Fujiwara]]. The book argues that the Japanese must reject Western logic and rationality and return to the classical Japanese virtues and emotions such as honor and interdependence. The book blames free markets for many of modern Japan's problems.<ref>http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,501060626-1205415,00.html</ref> |
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The Dignity of a State is a liberal book by Japanese mathematician Masahiko Fujiwara. The book argues that the Japanese must reject Western logic and rationality and return to the classical Japanese virtues and emotions such as honor and interdependence. The book blames free markets for many of modern Japan's problems.[1]