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245 04 The Columbia Companion to modern East Asian literature /
|cgeneral editor, Joshua S. Mostow ; associate editors,
Kirk A. Denton, Bruce Fulton, Sharalyn Orbaugh.
246 3 Modern East Asian literature
260 New York :|bColumbia University Press,|c©2003.
300 1 online resource (x, 803 pages)
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 computer|bc|2rdamedia
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380 Encyclopedia
505 0 PART I General Introduction: JOSHUA S. MOSTOW, GENERAL
EDITOR; 1. The Columbia companion to modern East Asian
literature; 2. Modern literature in East Asia: an
overview; PART II Japan: SHARALYN ORBAUGH, ASSOCIATE
EDITOR; Thematic Essays; 3. Historical overview; 4. The
problem of the modern subject; 5. Nation and nationalism;
6. Gender, family, and sexualities in modern literature;
7. The social organization of modern Japanese literature;
Authors, Works, Schools; 8. Translated and political
novels of the Meiji period; 9. Tsubouchi Shoyo and
Futabatei Shimei.
505 8 10. The Ken'yusha, Ozaki Koyo, and Yamada Bimyo11. Meiji
women writers; 12. Moriogai; 13. Higuchi Ichiyo and
neoclassical modernism; 14. Shimazaki Toson; 15. Natsume
Soseki; 16. Seito and the resurgence of writing by women;
17. The revival of poetry in traditional forms; 18. Poetry
in Chinese in the modern period; 19. Meiji-period theater;
20. Uno Chiyo; 21. Tanizaki Jun'ichiro; 22. Shiga Naoya
and the Shirakaba group; 23. Akutagawa Ryunosuke; 24. The
debate over pure literature; 25. Naturalism and the
emergence of the Shishosetsu (personal novel); 26.
Kawabata Yasunari.
505 8 27. Free verse in the Taishoera28. Takamura Kotaro; 29.
Taisho and prewar Showa theater; 30. Hayashi Fumiko; 31.
Miyamoto Yuriko and socialist writers; 32. Nagai Kafu; 33.
Wartime fiction; 34. Atomic fiction and poetry; 35.
Occupation-period fiction; 36. Dazai Osamu, Sakaguchi Ango,
and the Burai school; 37. Abe Kobo; 38. Oe Kenzaburo; 39.
Ibuse Masuji; 40. Endo Shusaku; 41. Enchi Fumiko; 42.
Mishima Yukio; 43. The 1960s and 1970s boom in women's
writing; 44. Oba Minako; 45. Murakami Ryu; 46. Murakami
Haruki; 47. Nakagami Kenji; 48. Kanai Mieko; 49. Tsushima
Yuko.
505 8 50. Shimada Masahiko and Shimizu Yoshinori51. Yoshimoto
Banana; 52. Yamada Eimi; 53. Postwar poetry; 54. Postwar
experimental theater I: Angura; 55. Postwar experimental
theater II: Buto and performance art; 56. Modern Okinawan
literature; PART III China: KIRK A. DENTON, ASSOCIATE
EDITOR; Thematic Essays; 57. Historical overview; 58.
Language and literary form; 59. Literary communities and
the production of literature; 60. Modern Chinese
literature as an institution: canon and literary history;
Authors, Works, Schools.
505 8 61. The late Qing poetry revolution: Liang Qichao, Huang
Zunxian, and Chinese literary modernity62. The uses of
fiction: Liang Qichao and his contemporaries; 63. Late
Qing fiction; 64. Zhou Shoujuan's love stories and
mandarin ducks and butterflies fiction; 65. Form and
reform: New poetry and the crescent moon society; 66.
Reconsidering the origins of modern Chinese women's
writing; 67. Romantic sentiment and the problem of the
subject: Yu Dafu; 68. The madman that was Ah Q: tradition
and modernity in Lu Xun's fiction; 69. Feminism and
revolution: The work and life of Ding Ling.
650 0 East Asian literature|y20th century|vEncyclopedias.
700 1 Mostow, Joshua S.,|d1957-|eeditor.
856 40 |uhttps://www.jstor.org/stable/10.7312/most11314
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