Add to ORKGThe aim of this paper is to explore the struggle for self-fulfilment and self-expression in the work of a number of the 'new woman' poets emerging from the late Meiji period, through both their tanka and free-style verse. Increasingly visible in the department stores, cafes and factories, these 'new women' were also increasingly visible in the literary journals and women's associations. Drawing on the results of an ongoing translation project to create an anthology of 100 years of Japanese women's poetry, I will focus my discussion on the theme of a 'woman's place' in her world, which has presented itself as a central theme within the anthology
Re-Imaging Japanese Women takes a revealing look at women whose voices have only recently begun to b...
Translation of Culture and Culture of Translation, ベルギー, ルーヴァン・カトリック大学, 1998年10月12日-15
This paper explores cultural encounters by analyzing interpretations of the "New Woman" in Japan in ...
The emergence of a number of prominent women writers at the beginning of the 20th century in China a...
In this thesis I present prose works of contemporary Japanese women writers, who made their debut at...
The article focuses on the three contemporary Japanese poets Yosano Akiko, Sagawa Chika and Ito Hiro...
This is a study of the sociology of the New Woman through literary expression during Meiji period (1...
"Women's Work" is a generous anthology of women's poetry in English featuring writers from 1900 thro...
Literary historians generally tell tales of a gradual decline in Japanese women’s writing after its ...
This dissertation focuses on a series of public discussions about women's roles and the proper relat...
his dissertation investigates kanshi poems written by three Japanese women: Ema Saiko (1787-1861), H...
The “everydayness” of the modern life, “unthinking, mundane reality” as described by Lukács in Histo...
Translation of Culture and Culture of Translation, ベルギー, ルーヴァン・カトリック大学, 1998年10月12日-15
Literary studies have identified and examined cultural manifestations of the New Woman in contexts o...
In thirteen wide-ranging essays, scholars and students of Asian and women's studies will find a vivi...
Re-Imaging Japanese Women takes a revealing look at women whose voices have only recently begun to b...
Translation of Culture and Culture of Translation, ベルギー, ルーヴァン・カトリック大学, 1998年10月12日-15
This paper explores cultural encounters by analyzing interpretations of the "New Woman" in Japan in ...
The emergence of a number of prominent women writers at the beginning of the 20th century in China a...
In this thesis I present prose works of contemporary Japanese women writers, who made their debut at...
The article focuses on the three contemporary Japanese poets Yosano Akiko, Sagawa Chika and Ito Hiro...
This is a study of the sociology of the New Woman through literary expression during Meiji period (1...
"Women's Work" is a generous anthology of women's poetry in English featuring writers from 1900 thro...
Literary historians generally tell tales of a gradual decline in Japanese women’s writing after its ...
This dissertation focuses on a series of public discussions about women's roles and the proper relat...
his dissertation investigates kanshi poems written by three Japanese women: Ema Saiko (1787-1861), H...
The “everydayness” of the modern life, “unthinking, mundane reality” as described by Lukács in Histo...
Translation of Culture and Culture of Translation, ベルギー, ルーヴァン・カトリック大学, 1998年10月12日-15
Literary studies have identified and examined cultural manifestations of the New Woman in contexts o...
In thirteen wide-ranging essays, scholars and students of Asian and women's studies will find a vivi...
Re-Imaging Japanese Women takes a revealing look at women whose voices have only recently begun to b...
Translation of Culture and Culture of Translation, ベルギー, ルーヴァン・カトリック大学, 1998年10月12日-15
This paper explores cultural encounters by analyzing interpretations of the "New Woman" in Japan in ...