Wednesdays at the Center - Daily Life in Nineteenth Century Japan: Reflections from a Pandemic Year @FranklinCenterAtDuke
Wednesdays at the Center - Daily Life in Nineteenth Century Japan: Reflections from a Pandemic Year  @FranklinCenterAtDuke
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Join us for Wednesdays at the Center with Simon Partner as he reflects on what he learned while researching the life of a samurai family during the COVID-19 pandemic year. Partner was in Japan in 2020 to research the life of Kawai Koume, an artist and wife who recorded in her diary her experiences of the dramatic decade leading up to the 1868 Meiji Restoration (his book on Koume's life was published last month). Although his research was disrupted by the pandemic, it helped him with new insights into human behavior in times of fear and social, economic and political stress.

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Wednesdays at the Center - Daily Life in Nineteenth Century Japan: Reflections from a Pandemic Year

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