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- CONTENTS
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- 1. ŌE KENZABURŌ AND THE SEARCH FOR THE SUBLIME AT THE END OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
- 2. THE ROAD TO THE RIVER: THE FICTION OF ENDŌ SHŪSAKU
- 3. TEMPORAL DISCONTINUITY IN THE ATOMIC BOMB FICTION OF HAYASHI KYŌKO
- 4. DEMONS, TRANSNATIONAL SUBJECTS, AND THE FICTION OF OHBA MINAKO
- 5. DOUBLE VISION: DIVIDED NARRATIVE FOCUS IN TAKAHASHI TAKAKO’S YOSŌI SEYO, WAGA TAMASHII YO
- 6. IN THE TRAP OF WORDS: NAKAGAMI KENJI AND THE MAKING OF DEGENERATE FICTIONS
- 7. (RE)CANONIZING KURAHASHI YUMIKO: TOWARD ALTERNATIVE PERSPECTIVES FOR “MODERN” “JAPANESE” “LITERATURE”
- 8. MURAKAMI HARUKI’S TWO POOR AUNTS TELL EVERYTHING THEY KNOW ABOUT SHEEP, WELLS, UNICORNS, PROUST, ELEPHANTS, AND MAGPIES
- 9. EXTREME IMAGINATION: THE FICTION OF MURAKAMI RYŪ
- 10. DREAM MESSENGERS, RENTAL CHILDREN, AND THE INFANTILE: SHIMADA MASAHIKO AND THE POSSIBILITIES OF THE POSTMODERN
- 11. ARGUING WITHT HEREAL: KANAI MIEKO
- 12. JAPANESE WITH OUT APOLOGY: YOSHIMOTO BANANA AND HEALING
- CONTRIBUTORS
- INDEX