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  • The Dilemma of the Modern in Japanese Fiction
  • Written by author Dennis Washburn
  • Published by Yale University Press, 2005/07/18
  • This book examines modernity in Japanese literary culture as a continuing historical dynamic rather than merely the product of the intense Westernization of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The author links the modern in Japan to a sense of c
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Acknowledgments
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Introduction 1
Pt. 1 Mutability and the Floating World: The Classical Notion of the Modern 17
Ch. 1 The Makings of a Modern Hero: The "Eawase" Chapter in Genji monogatari 21
Ch. 2 The Burden of the Future: Asserting the Literary Self in Hojoki 37
Ch. 3 Epiphanies of Modernism and the Floating World 53
Pt. 2 Futabatei Shimei and the Meiji Sense of the Modern 77
Ch. 4 Literary Darwinism: The Crisis of Language and Canon Formation 80
Ch. 5 The Limits of Realism and the Dilemma of Futabatei 94
Ch. 6 The Skeptic as Artist: Sono omokage 109
Ch. 7 Like the Slobber of a Cow: A Mediocre Literary Life 126
Pt. 3 Inner Horizons: The Modern Narrative Voice 139
Ch. 8 The Dilemma of the Modern and the Autobiographical Confession 142
Ch. 9 The Sense of an Ending: The Apocalyptic Individualism of Natsume Soseki 164
Ch. 10 The Individual in History: The Narrative Voice of Mori Ogai 180
Ch. 11 Nostalgic Narratives: The Primitivistic Voice of Nagai Kafu 195
Pt. 4 Narrative Relativism and Cultural Amnesia 211
Ch. 12 The Apotheosis of the Artist: The Transcendent Perspective of Shiga Naoya 214
Ch. 13 The Narrative Subversions of Akutagawa and Kajii Motojiro 226
Ch. 14 A Dizzying Descent into Self: Kawabata and the Problem of Cultural Amnesia 246
Epilogue 265
Notes 269
Bibliography 289
Index 307


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