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Takeuchi Documents I
True world history revealed for the first time thanks to the publication of documents kept secret and hidden for over one thousand five hundred years in what could be the most ancient shrine in the world!
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Sailor Moon Manga Box Set Vol. 7-10 (Naoko Takeuchi Collection)
The Sailor Guardians awaken in this box set of the everlasting masterpiece, featuring 6 volumes of manga, 16 art cards, exclusive stickers, and a premium holographic box! Includes volumes 7–10 of the Naoko Takeuchi Collection edition of the Sailor Moon manga, volumes 1-2 of the Naoko Takeuchi Collection edition of the Codename Sailor V prequel, an exclusive set of 16 art cards, an exclusive set of stickers, and a beautiful holographic box featuring a premium magnetic enclosure. Teenager Usagi is not the best athlete, she's never gotten good grades, and, well, she's a bit of a crybaby. But when she meets a talking cat, she begins a journey that will teach her she has a well of great strength just beneath the surface and the heart to inspire and stand up for her friends as Sailor Moon!
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Takeuchi Yoshimi
This work focuses on the writings of the postwar Japanese thinker and sinologist Takeuchi Yoshimi (1910–1977). It presents itself less as an intellectual biography than as a series of explorative readings of his work. These readings attempt to trace out the various problematics with which Takeuchi was engaged throughout his career, with particular emphasis given to the notions of modernity, subjectivity and alterity. In all cases, an effort was made to do justice to the difficult notion of "resistance," for which Takeuchi is perhaps most well-known. We have argued that what Takeuchi refers to as "Oriental resistance" against the West is in fact reflective of a more comprehensive notion of resistance, one that may be understood along the lines of the ultimate impossibility of conceptual knowledge. This impossibility is for Takeuchi essentially linked to a privileging of historical singularity over subjective identity, and with this a shift in emphasis from activity to passivity. We have sought throughout the work to draw out the complexity of Takeuchi's thought, and in this way bring forth not only the important possibilities that inhere within it but as well what we consider to be at times its insufficiencies, or limits.
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