Bold Breaks
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Edited by:
Anne Sokolsky
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With contributions by:
Sohyun Chun
Author / Editor information
Anne Sokolsky is visiting associate professor of Japanese, East Asian studies, and women and gender studies at Denison University.Sokolsky Anne :
Anne Sokolsky is visiting associate professor of Japanese, East Asian studies, and women and gender studies at Denison University.Anne Sokolsky is visiting associate professor of Japanese, East Asian studies, and women and gender studies at Denison University.
Reviews
Anne Sokolsky has compiled an important collection that examines women’s writing from a highly original point of view. The translations are wonderful. Scholars and general readers alike will welcome this publication.
Julia Bullock, Emory University:
Bold Breaks is a novel contribution to works on divorce in Japan and provides a great service to the field by including translations of writing by iconic and lesser-known Japanese women writers previously unavailable in English; all of the pieces are well-chosen to represent a variety of time periods, perspectives, and backgrounds. The book will make a great addition to syllabi for courses on Japanese or comparative literature, Japanese culture, and gender studies.
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The Art of Divorce in Japanese Literature Anne Sokolsky Requires Authentication Unlicensed Licensed |
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TIL DEATH DO US PART? Charo B. D’Etcheverry Requires Authentication Unlicensed Licensed |
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UNO CHIYO AND “PARTING PLEASURE” Rebecca Copeland Requires Authentication Unlicensed Licensed |
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TSUSHIMA YŪKO’S “WISTERIA VINE” Eleanor J. Hogan Requires Authentication Unlicensed Licensed |
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HEISEI AND THE PARTING OF WAYS Laurel Taylor Requires Authentication Unlicensed Licensed |
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