Evolution of Japanese Gender Roles

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by JPNGenderToday
published on 29 May 2017

A short video exploring how gender roles and women were portrayed during Medieval Japan and compared to more ancient and contemporary methods.

Researched and drawn by Ross Ranger; Inter-cultural Communication project at UEA

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JPNGenderToday, . (2017, May 29). Evolution of Japanese Gender Roles. World History Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.worldhistory.org/video/1174/evolution-of-japanese-gender-roles/

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Evolution of Japanese Gender Roles

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