LB+7+Aspects

Katie- chapter 3

7 aspects

Geography- The boat made its lazy way around the southern tip of Awaji Isand and up its eastern coast, past the straits of Kii, which is the gateway to the great ocean.

Economics- It was dusk, and his slight form was soon lost among the peddlers and tradesmen on the bridge who had concluded their day's work on the docks or in Rokuhara itself.

Religion and Philosophy- Was this Heiankyo-the capital of eternal peace? where were the noble samurai with there quiet peaceful ladies? where were the magnificent palaces and stately temples? where were the gods?

Knowledge, Education, and the Arts His host indicated a cushion for Muna to sit upon. " I am called Kawaki, the sandal maker. we are honored to have you in our humble shop. it is a rare treat for us to entertain a guest from the provinces."

Political science " i am a samurai with no lord- a ronin."

sociology " the old man shoved him in to the house. Akiko, we have a guest for supper, he called." This shows that not alot or a lot of people can live in a house and make a living all by themselves.

history " As he neared it, he realized that the gray forms at the base of the colomns were human. It shows that over time people have become pooror.

Smith-Chapter 4

Geography- Muna stared in amazement at the scene, which as the morning grew older, came to life before the steps of Rashomon Gate.

Economics- Fanning out on either side were row upon row of tiny stalls where if one had a little money, one could buy fish, cheap cloth, sandals, even a little amusement, for there were itinerant musicians to be seen, and under a tree three girls were dancing to the delight of a small crowd.

Religion and Philosophy- Something was wrong, terribly wrong. The feeling buzzed about in his head like a huge wasp. Then it lit: //Takanobu had stolen something from the ship//. The samurai was a thief.

Political Science- In Awa, Muna had seen a thief once, a serf, who had stolen a chicken from the daimyo's flock. The man's hands had been cut off, and his hut burned to the ground.

Sociology- But the glamour dimmed as Muna realized that the stable captain never allowed the boys to speak to the samurai and guardsmen. "It is as though we were outcasts," Muna grumbled to himself. (This shows that the stables men, Muna, were below the samurai and guardsmen.)