Titlebook: Japan and East Asia in Transition; Trade Policy, Crisis Hidetaka Yoshimatsu Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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Hidetaka Yoshimatsu a moderate-to large-sized project is commonly parceled out among different groups of specialists. The task of collaboration is strained by differences in language, in theory, and in method. Attitudes toward the collecting and processing of data can be almost antithetical. One might envisage a “soft

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Hidetaka Yoshimatsu a moderate-to large-sized project is commonly parceled out among different groups of specialists. The task of collaboration is strained by differences in language, in theory, and in method. Attitudes toward the collecting and processing of data can be almost antithetical. One might envisage a “soft

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Hidetaka Yoshimatsun tempted to explore a problem that interested them but have felt some diffidence about doing so because of a lack of research knowledge and training. Now it is true that research, like any other academic pursuit, benefits from training in methodology, but what becomes apparent on the reading of the

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Hidetaka Yoshimatsu” or a “thing” or a “state of affairs” appears to the perceiver and a “mode of presentation” in which the perceived appearance generates an “embodied sense” in the perceiver, an?.?which produces an “analytical meaning” by further analyzing the perceived item in terms of tools like inference, et cete

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Hidetaka Yoshimatsu” or a “thing” or a “state of affairs” appears to the perceiver and a “mode of presentation” in which the perceived appearance generates an “embodied sense” in the perceiver, an?.?which produces an “analytical meaning” by further analyzing the perceived item in terms of tools like inference, et cete

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