Erick DuPree is an author and anthropologist specializing in Japanese culture.
Erick’s research focuses on the intricate dynamics of court relationships and sexual politics in pre-feudal Japanese literature, particularly in works like "The Tale of Genji" and court diaries. Erick's book, "Becoming Murasaki: Exploring Religious Subtext in the Court Diary of Murasaki Shikibu," meticulously investigates how these themes have persistently influenced culture.
Discover the court of Heian Japan
Dolls have long captivated the human imagination, transcending their mere status as playthings to become potent symbols of culture, history, and identity.
Dolls Beyond Play: The Cultural Significance of Dolls examines the ethnographic world of dolls, exploring their profound impact on society and human experience.