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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Acknowledgments v
  3. Contents vii
  4. Contributors ix
  5. Historical Periods xiii
  6. Introduction: Issues in Canon Formation 1
  7. NATION BUILDING AND NATIONAL LITERATURE
  8. r. Man'yōshū: The Invention of a National Poetry Anthology 31
  9. 2. Constructing Imperial Mythology: Kojiki and Nihon shoki 51
  10. GENDER, GENRE, AND CULTURAL IDENTITY
  11. 3. Gender and Genre: Modern Literary Histories and Women's Diary Literature 71
  12. 4. Modern Constructions of Tales of Ise: Gender and Courtliness 96
  13. 5. Zuihitsu and Gender: Tsurezuregusa and The Pillow Book 120
  14. HISTORY TO LITERATURE, PERFORMANCE TO TEXT
  15. 6. Nation and Epic: The Tale of the Heike as Modern Classic 151
  16. 7. Chikamatsu and Dramatic Literature in the Meiji Period 179
  17. LANGUAGE, AUTHORITY, AND THE CURRICULUM
  18. 8. Kangaku: Writing and Institutional Authority 201
  19. 9. Curriculum and Competing Canons 220
  20. Notes 251
  21. Works Cited 301
  22. Index 321
Inventing the Classics
This chapter is in the book Inventing the Classics
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780804764544-015

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Acknowledgments v
  3. Contents vii
  4. Contributors ix
  5. Historical Periods xiii
  6. Introduction: Issues in Canon Formation 1
  7. NATION BUILDING AND NATIONAL LITERATURE
  8. r. Man'yōshū: The Invention of a National Poetry Anthology 31
  9. 2. Constructing Imperial Mythology: Kojiki and Nihon shoki 51
  10. GENDER, GENRE, AND CULTURAL IDENTITY
  11. 3. Gender and Genre: Modern Literary Histories and Women's Diary Literature 71
  12. 4. Modern Constructions of Tales of Ise: Gender and Courtliness 96
  13. 5. Zuihitsu and Gender: Tsurezuregusa and The Pillow Book 120
  14. HISTORY TO LITERATURE, PERFORMANCE TO TEXT
  15. 6. Nation and Epic: The Tale of the Heike as Modern Classic 151
  16. 7. Chikamatsu and Dramatic Literature in the Meiji Period 179
  17. LANGUAGE, AUTHORITY, AND THE CURRICULUM
  18. 8. Kangaku: Writing and Institutional Authority 201
  19. 9. Curriculum and Competing Canons 220
  20. Notes 251
  21. Works Cited 301
  22. Index 321
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