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Engineers in Japan 4: Morality in Japan

Posted 19 Mar, 2008 in Online Presentations

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Contributor(s) Gary Downey
Virginia Tech
Abstract he Japanese are 'unprincipled'; No recognized separation of the moral order from the actual; What then is the ultimate goal in everyday life?; Religions in Japan: Buddhism, Shintoism; Japan is now changing rapidly.
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