2020•Australian and New Zealand Journal of ArtRequires access

Japanese Art in Australasia During the Second World War

Richard Bullen, Tets Kimura

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Nowhere other than in war are people’s social lives more insistently determined by their relationship to the objects which represent them, and through which they come to know and define themselves....

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Nowhere other than in war are people’s social lives more insistently determined by their relationship to the objects which represent them, and through which they come to know and define themselves....

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Nowhere other than in war are people’s social lives more insistently determined by their relationship to the objects which represent them, and through which they come to know and define themselves....

Key concepts: Project commissioning, World War II, Publishing, Political science, History, Ancient history, Economic history, Media studies

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