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Civilization and Enlightenment: The Early Thought of Fukuzawa Yukichi (review)

Fortunately, this absence of a framing argument only slightly undermines the value of each essay. The chapters are perhaps best read as a series of studies on different aspects of daily life for middling samurai serving in Edo: travel, lodging, food and recreation, fi nances, and shopping and material culture. On those terms, this is a splendid study and major contribution to our understanding of early modern social history that deserves a wide readership.