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Ohnuki-Tierney explores the monkey's dual role as both a revered mediator and an animal deity, illustrating its significance in early Japanese culture. As time progressed, the monkey transitioned into a figure of ridicule, often mocked for its attempts to emulate human behavior. This tripartite study offers a profound analysis of the monkey metaphor, making it an essential read for enthusiasts of anthropology, Asian studies, and religious history. 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