Literature of the Lost Home: Kobayashi Hideo--Literary Criticism, 1924-1939 Book

	Introduction	1
	Multiple Designs	19
	The Anxiety of Modern Literature	35
	Literature of the Lost Home	46
	Chaos in the Literary World	55
	Discourse on Fiction of the Self	67
	One Brain	97
	Recollections of Nakahara Chuya	98
	Rimbaud I, Rimbaud, II, Rimbaud, III	99
	The Muse and the Fate of Akutagawa Ryunosuke	101
	An Approach to Flowers of Evil	102
	Shiga Naoya and A Study of Shiga Naoya	104
	On Theory and Practice	108
	Is Literature Unreal?	111
	Yokomitsu Riichi	112
	A Passion for Materiality	114
	Marx's Insight	115
	Disqualified as a Critic	116
	On the Work of Ibuse Masuji	117
	The Psychological Novel	119
	The Debate on the Scientific Nature of Literary Criticism	120
	Tanizaki Junichiro	122
	French Literature and the New Japanese Literature	124
	On Pure Fiction	125
	On Valery	126
	On Paradox	127
	Fiction Studies, I	128
	Letter to X	130
	Notebook II	131
	On Literary Criticism	132
	Tanizaki Junichiro's Primer on Style	133
	More Thoughts on the Literary Review	135
	Yokomitsu Riichi's Book of Remembrance	136
	Face of the Author	137
	Ideas and Real Life	138
	A Response to Nakano Shigeharu	139
	Problems of the Modern Novel	141
	A Study of Kikuchi Kan	142
	The Issue of "Things Japanese"	144
	Modern Writers and Style	145
	The Direction of Literary Criticism	146
	On War	151
	A Life of Dostoevsky	152
	Glossary	159
	Chronology	167
	Bibliography	169
	Index of Names	175