Vol. 56 No. 2 (2022): Japanese Language and Literature

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ARTICLES

• Ambivalent Modernity and Exoticism: Japanese Doll-Like Women in Pierre Loti’s Madame Chrysanthème and Tanizaki Jun'ichirō’s Tade kū mushi

  Sadahisa Watanabe

  299-328

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• Kanbun, Kundoku, and the Language of Literary Sinitic: Terminological Issues in the Study of Sinography in Japan

  Brendan Arkell Morley

  329-354

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• From Acting Out Stories to Telling Stories: Elicitation of Oral Narrative Productions in the Japanese Language Classroom

  Shinsuke Tsuchiya

  355-381

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• Translating Literature in an Advanced Japanese Language Classroom: Izu no odoriko

  Nobuko Chikamatsu, Miho Matsugu

  383-410

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• Shizu no odamaki or "The Thread from the Spool": Male Same-Sex Love and the Warrior Ethos in a Nineteenth-Century Historical Tale

  Daniele Durante

  411-430

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• "The Thread from the Spool" English translation of "Shizu no odamaki"

  Daniele Durante

  431-472

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• Toddler-Hunting in Wartime: Kōno Taeko’s “On the Inside”

  Mary A. Knighton

  473-517

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• "On the Inside," an English Translation of Kōno Taeko's "Hei no naka" translated by Mary A. Knighton

  Mary A. Knighton

  519-570

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JLL FORUM

• An Unsolved Mystery: The Paragraphs Omitted from Edogawa Ranpo’s “The Human Chair”

  Scott Mehl

  571-589

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REVIEWS

• Pleasure in Profit: Popular Prose in Seventeenth-Century Japan

  Clarence I-Zhuen Lee

  591-600

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• Yamamba: In Search of the Japanese Mountain Witch

  Ji Shouse

  601-605

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• Disruptions of Daily Life: Japanese Literary Modernism in the World

  Charles Exley

  605-608

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• Learn Japanese Online: Elementary

  Hisae Matsui

  608-613

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• The Values in Numbers: Reading Japanese Literature in a Global Information Age

  George T. Sipos

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CONTRIBUTORS

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  Hiroshi Nara

  621-624

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BACK MATTER

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