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Original Title:	Samurai: The World of the Warrior
ISBN:	1841769517 (ISBN13: 9781841769516)
Edition Language:	English

Samurai: The World of the Warrior

Stephen Turnbull

Paperback | Pages: 224 pages

Rating: 3.91 | 309 Users | 22 Reviews

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Title	:	Samurai: The World of the Warrior
Author	:	Stephen Turnbull
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 224 pages
Published	:	2006 by Osprey Publishing (first published October 28th 2001)
Categories	:	History. Cultural. Japan. Nonfiction. Japanese History. Asian Literature. Japanese Literature. Military. Military History. Combat. Martial Arts

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The world of the samurai - the legendary elite warrior cult of old Japan - has for too long been associated solely with military history and has remained a mystery to the general reader. In this exciting new book, Stephen Turnbull, the world's leading authority on the samurai, goes beyond the battlefield to paint a picture of the samurai as they really were. Familiar topics such as the cult of suicide, ritualised revenge and the lore of the samurai sword are seen in the context of an all-encompassing warrior culture that was expressed through art and poetry as much as through violence. Using themed chapters, the book studies the samurai through their historical development and their relationship to the world around them - relationships that are shown to persist in Japan even today.

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Stephen Richard Turnbull is British a historian specializing in eastern military history, especially the samurai of Japan. His books are mainly on Japanese and Mongolian subjects. He attended Cambridge University where he gained his first degree. He currently holds an MA in Theology, MA in Military History and a PhD from the University of Leeds where he is currently a lecturer in Far Eastern

اگر نویسنده در این گفته صادق باشد که زبان به کار رفته در این کتاب از قول یک سامورایی خیالی برگرفته از واقعیت است پس متون کلاسیک ژاپنی واقعا خواندنیست! بخش هایی از کتاب در غالب پرسش و پاسخ یا استفتاء(!) برای یک سامورایی نوآموز است. به این مثال توجه کنید:- اگر در میدان نبرد کشته شوم آنگاه چه می شود- آنگاه شما مرده اید.....در جایی دیگر امتحانی تستی برای تشخیص وجود روحیه ی سامورایی در فرد طرح شده بود. نتیجه ی این آزمون برای من این بود که بهتر است در کیوتو کتابدار شوم و با این وجود همچنان اجازه ی حمل

a good historical overview. a few chapters felt a little slow to a newbie to the subject, and weighed down with a lot of names. but overall, a very good read.

This book was a disappointment to me. I was expecting a detailed account of the samurais' way of life, namely a more profound analysis of their ethics, an allusion to their aesthetics (relating to art, literature, music, etc), their military training, including forms of armed and unarmed combat, their role as administrators after the civil war, etc.Instead this book is really a military history of Japan, restricted to the period when indeed there were samurais as professional soldiers. Yes,

It was ok as a historical introduction, but maybe not so much on the anthropological side of things, the 'why' part of the samurai's peculiar and occasionally disturbing ethos. Still, it made for an interesting read, especially some of the material culture details (the sacred objects from the goddess Amaterasu allegedly still used as the crown jewels, etc.)

Lehetséges piaci célcsoportok:1.Akik be vannak oltva irónia ellen, és imádják a szamurájokat, meg úgy egyáltalán: mindent, ami Japánnal kapcsolatos.2. Nincsenek beoltva irónia ellen, de szeretnek néhány szabad órát könnyű, szórakoztató történelmi munkákra szánni.Turnbull könyve egy kedélyes szarkazmussal megírt, rövid, mókás vázlat a szamurájok mindennapjairól a XVII. századig bezárólag. Nem állítom, hogy nincsenek benne releváns információk, mint például a páncélzat magunkra aggatásának módja,

How I wish the author did not heavily borrow from Hagakure, which has been long critiqued as the ramblings of an ancient keyboard warrior.