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HOW DETERMINED ARE TODAY’S WOMEN STUDENTS?

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Preface ix
  4. INTRODUCTION: MEIJI WOMEN WRITERS 1
  5. MEIJI WOMEN’S POETRY 29
  6. KISHIDA TOSHIKO (1863–1901) 55
  7. MIYAKE KAHO (1868–1944) 73
  8. HIGUCHI ICHIYŌ (1872–1896) 127
  9. TAZAWA INABUNE (1874–1896) 151
  10. KITA DAUSURAI (1876–1900) 185
  11. SHIMIZU SHIKIN (1868–1933) 221
  12. HOW DETERMINED ARE TODAY’S WOMEN STUDENTS? 228
  13. HASEGAWA SHIGURE (1879–1941) 267
  14. NOGAMI YAEKO (1885–1985) 293
  15. MIZUNO SENKO (1888–1919) 311
  16. TAMURA TOSHIKO (1884–1945) 339
  17. Further Reading 375
  18. Contributors 391
  19. Index 395
The Modern Murasaki
This chapter is in the book The Modern Murasaki
https://doi.org/10.7312/cope13774-009

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Preface ix
  4. INTRODUCTION: MEIJI WOMEN WRITERS 1
  5. MEIJI WOMEN’S POETRY 29
  6. KISHIDA TOSHIKO (1863–1901) 55
  7. MIYAKE KAHO (1868–1944) 73
  8. HIGUCHI ICHIYŌ (1872–1896) 127
  9. TAZAWA INABUNE (1874–1896) 151
  10. KITA DAUSURAI (1876–1900) 185
  11. SHIMIZU SHIKIN (1868–1933) 221
  12. HOW DETERMINED ARE TODAY’S WOMEN STUDENTS? 228
  13. HASEGAWA SHIGURE (1879–1941) 267
  14. NOGAMI YAEKO (1885–1985) 293
  15. MIZUNO SENKO (1888–1919) 311
  16. TAMURA TOSHIKO (1884–1945) 339
  17. Further Reading 375
  18. Contributors 391
  19. Index 395
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