Inventing the Way of the Samurai by @olegb.bsky.social explores the concept of “Bushido” from genesis in 19th C Japan as an “invented tradition” in response to European concepts to its postwar rehabilitation.

Definitely - my students are almost exclusively history majors, with my Japan classes being just a small part of their overall study.

IIRC, the cutscenes for Ghost of Tsushima ran over an hour in total, so plenty of material there! A minority of my students would be playing samurai games, so I prefer those other options rather than the game itself, although students who do play the game can then share their own experiences.

I also find that playthrough videos and cutscene compilations are very useful, especially if you're focused on content and are concerned about accessibility.

Thanks for sharing!!

Thanks! The Return to Camelot is fantastic, with wonderful illustrations. It's been very influential for my own work.

Thanks for the plug! In terms of Edwardian chivalry, perhaps Girouard's _The Return to Camelot_ or Goebel's _The Great War and Medieval Memory_? Both of those are excellent.

Good morning!