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Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies

ISSN: 1531-5533
Source type: journal
Fully OA: No
DOAJ: No
OpenAlex ID: S5406955712
Chinese learning as performative power in Makura no sōshi and Murasaki Shikibu nikki
2001 · Naomi Fukumori · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 84
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The aging Ame no Uzume: gender and humor in Sano Yōko's writing
2015 · Tomoko Aoyama · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 25
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Owning up to Sōseki: the theory of literature vs. the theory of copyright
2009 · Michael K. Bourdaghs · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 8
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Proletarian literature reconsidered
2000 · Heather Bowen-Struyk · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 3
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Manga visuals in Latin America: gender diversity beyond the panel
2017 · Camila Gutierrez · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 2
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Mythical landscapes and imaginary creatures: Pokémon and Japanese regionalism
2015 · Kathryn Hemmann · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 2
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'Seeing as': mitate and parody in haikai linked verse
2009 · Jeremy Robinson · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 2
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The novel and the end of homosocial literature
2009 · Keith Vincent · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 2
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Observing ritual: Namahage Toshidon, and the tourist gaze
2008 · Michael Dylan Foster · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 2
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Exile from Heian: journeying as a pretext for male friendship in the Tale of Ise and the Tale of Genji
2008 · Paul Gordon Schalow · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 2
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The problem of aesthetics in Nishida Kitarō
2005 · Matteo Cestari · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 2
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Out of the shadows: applying a feminist framework to translation in Meiji and modern-day Japan
2004 · Judy Wakabayashi · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 2
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Narration as a Performance: Between Dazai Osamu’s Multilayered Narrator and Rakugo
2024 · Sarah Sherweedy · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 1
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Creative Science: Meiji-Era Science Fiction and the Discursive Location of Zōkaki-ron
2022 · Kumiko Saito · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 1
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Sympathy for an Invert: the Translation and Reception of Mishima Yukio's Kamen no Kokuhaku (Confessions of a Mask) in English
2022 · Patrick Carland-Echavarria · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 1
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Poems to Unite and Poems to Divide: What Audience Reactions Reveal About the Social Functions of Heian Waka
2022 · Gian Piero Persiani · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 1
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Consumption, Violence, and Bodily Expression in Contemporary Japanese Art
2020 · Faye Yuan Kleeman · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 1
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Aspirational elegance: character interpretation in the 'Genji Hinagata'
2017 · Michelle Kuhn · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 1
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281_Anti Nuke's graffiti and Japanese political subjectivity
2017 · Victoria Oana Lupascu · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 1
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A legend of regret: fallen kingdoms and postcolonial ghosts in Twilight Princess
2017 · Kathryn Hemmann · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 1
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Structuring the void: Kanai Mieko's 'inflated man' and pictorial allusion
2017 · Hannah L.E. Osborne · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 1
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Nagoya gesaku and the Daisō lending library
2017 · Dylan McGee · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 1
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Textuality and its material display in the Taima-dera jikkai-zu byōbu
2017 · Monika Dix · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 1
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Monks as Advocates of Filial Piety: the History of Buddhist Kōshiden in the Early Edo Period
2016 · Motoi Katsumata · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 1
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Emanations of power: preachers and the performance of homiletic tales in early medieval Japan
2015 · Ethan Bushelle · Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies · 1
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Works count: 509
Citation count: 180
H-index: 3
I10-index: 2
2yr mean citedness: 0.091
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