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Book Chapters

Butler, L. (2017). Gifts for the Emperor: Signposts of Continuity and Change in Japan's
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Butler, L. (2002). The Culture of a New Aristocracy. In Emperor and aristocracy in Japan,
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Conan, M., Kress, W. J., & Kuitert, W. (2007). Cultural Values and Political Change: Cherry
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Journal Articles

Fister, P. (2000). Creating devotional art with body fragments: The Buddhist nun Bunchi
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Lillehoj, E. (2013). Empress Meishō (1623–96) and cultural pursuits at the Japanese
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Lillehoj, E. (1996). Tofukumon'in: Empress, Patron, and artist. Woman's Art Journal, 17(1),
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Maske, A. L. (2014). Art and palace politics in early modern japan, 1580s–1680s by
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Seigle, C.S. (2016). [Review of the book The Princess Nun: Bunchi, Buddhist Reform, and
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Wakita, H., & Enchi, F. (1979). Jinbutsu Nihon no joseishi. Journal of Japanese Studies,
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