Japans Neue Linke : die selbsternannte Avantgarde
Although without providing a systematical comparison, it has become clear that the sects or party-factions of Japan’s New Left movement are by no means merely copies of their counterparts in the West. On the other hand their conduct may not be judged as to be a unique Japanese phenomenon. What they...
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Universität Potsdam
1994
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| Online Access: | http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:kobv:517-opus-11029 http://opus.kobv.de/ubp/volltexte/2006/1102/ |
| Summary: | Although without providing a systematical comparison, it has become clear that
the sects or party-factions of Japan’s New Left movement are by no means merely
copies of their counterparts in the West. On the other hand their conduct may not
be judged as to be a unique Japanese phenomenon. What they embody is, on the
whole, a complex symbiosis of universal and particularly Japanese features, which
can be observed in the fields of social behavior, organizational structure, and group
dynamics. The particularity of the New Left factions is mostly revealed through
the higher intensity of specific features rather than through pecularities found only
in Japan.
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