Applied Probability and Statistical Methods by George Canavos

Applied Probability and Statistical Methods by George Canavos

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Applied Probability and Statistical Methods by George Canavos

This is the fictionalized version of the life and times of Japanese author b]Natsume Soseki /b] during an era of great change in Japan from the traditional Edo period into the modern Meiji period (1867 - 1912). b]Soseki /b] is considered the Charles Dickens or Mark Twain of Japan. His image even appeared on the 1000 yen note for two decades. He is best known for his novel i]Botchan /i], on whose times this book is based, and the short i]I Am A Cat /i] which is integrated into these pages. In this b]third volume /b] we learn of the love between Army Medical Officer and poet b]?gai Mori /b] and the German dancer b]Elise Weigert /b] aka Autumn's Ballerina b]Taniguchi /b] marries talent to a solid script by b]Sekikawa /b] to create a fresco of Japanese society towards the end of the Meiji period as Japan was beginning to open up to the West. What could have been simply an illustrated textbook becomes, in these capable hands, a narrative for adults of great artistic and historical significance.
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ISBN 13 9780316127783
ISBN 10 0316127787
Title Applied Probability and Statistical Methods
Author George Canavos
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Binding Type Hardback
Publisher TBS The Book Service Ltd
Year published 1984-01-01
Number of pages 640
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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