David C. Atherton offers a new approach to understanding the relationship between the challenging formal features of early modern Japanese popular literature and the world beyond its pages.
David C. Atherton offers a new approach to understanding the relationship between the challenging formal features of early modern Japanese popular literature and the world beyond its pages.
Acknowledgments Note to Readers Introduction: The Problem, Promise, and Politics of Early Modern Literary Form 1. Creative Destruction: Remaking the World in Seventeenth-Century Disaster Literature 2. The Vengeance Variations: Revenge as Form in the Fiction of Ihara Saikaku 3. The (Un)crucified Lovers: Adultery, Punishment, and the "Truth" of Transgression 4. Ueda Akinari and the Form of Fiction: In Which a Brother is Celebrated for Beheading His Sister 5. Frontier Violence: Late Yomihon Form and the Bodies and Bounds of the Realm Epilogue: Forms in Context, Forms Beyond Context Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments Note to Readers Introduction: The Problem, Promise, and Politics of Early Modern Literary Form 1. Creative Destruction: Remaking the World in Seventeenth-Century Disaster Literature 2. The Vengeance Variations: Revenge as Form in the Fiction of Ihara Saikaku 3. The (Un)crucified Lovers: Adultery, Punishment, and the "Truth" of Transgression 4. Ueda Akinari and the Form of Fiction: In Which a Brother is Celebrated for Beheading His Sister 5. Frontier Violence: Late Yomihon Form and the Bodies and Bounds of the Realm Epilogue: Forms in Context, Forms Beyond Context Notes Bibliography Index
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