附註:Includes bibliographical references (pages 347-363).
1. The culture of lawlessness, the politics of demonstration. -- 2. dancing is forbidden: the structures of urban conflict. -- 3. Word wars: the refuge of the past. -- 4. Popular insurrection. -- 5. Work: the structures of daily life. -- 6. Neighborhood: the reconfiguration of attachment. -- 7. Play: the freedom of invention.
摘要:After 1467, war became commonplace in Japan. This book explores that commonplace--the everyday terrain of violence that men and women traced in their diaries, their suits and petitions, their marches and rebellions, their dancing. This is not a book about battles, causes, and resolutions. It is a book about the backwash of battle in a great city, the murkiness and volatility of purpose that marked ever new conflicts. It is about the absence of closure--the resistance to closure--in a long war that broke apart medieval attachments and identities to require fearsome trials with alternatives.
