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Vol. 2 (1996): Revisionism in Japanese Literary Studies
Edited by Eiji Sekine
Published:
1996-09-11
FRONT MATTER
Front Matter Including a Foreword by James O'Brien
James O'Brien
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KEYNOTE ADDRESSES
Visions, Re-Visions, and Revisions in Our Japanese Literary Studies
Earl Miner
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MAJOR ADDRESSES
Space / Time of Monogatari and Psycho-Perspective
Tōru Takahashi
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THEORY VS. PRACTICE / EAST VS. WEST
Theory vs. Practice / East vs. West: A Commentary II by Discussant
Phyllis Lyons
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Theory vs. Practice / East vs. West: A Commentary I by Discussant
Esperanza Ramirez-Christensen
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Re-Visioning Japanese Literary Studies through a Feminist Perspective
Michiko Niikuni Wilson
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What Exactly Is Being Revised?
Richard Torrance
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Situating Westernism in Meiji Literary Development
John P. Mertz
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Japanese Literary Studies in Depth and in Context: From Twofold Marginality toward Complementary Integrity
Atsuko Sakaki
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HISTORICISM AND CULTURE
Theatricalities of Power: New Historicist Readings of Japanese Noh Drama
Steven T. Brown
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Historicism and Culture: A Commentary by Discussant
Thomas H. Rohlich
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Re-Reading Tamura Toshiko: A Failed "New Woman"?
Phyllis Larson
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Modern Japanese Literature on Its Own Terms
Charles Shirō Inouye
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Literary Theory and Classical Japanese Literature: Ihara Saikaku's Prose and a Comparative Approach to Comedy
Jeffrey Johnson
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FEMINISM AND SEXUALITY
Feminism and Sexuality: A Commentary by Discussant
John R. Wallace
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Gender Differences in a Genealogy of Modern Love Stories
Eiji Sekine
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"Tangled Hair" on a "Bad Hair Day": Feminist Tresses, Marxist Practices and ethnopoetics in Yosano Akiko and Tawara Machi
James Stanlaw
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BACK MATTER
Back matter for PMAJLS 2: Revisionism in Japanese Literary Studies
Eiji Sekine
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