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CHAPTER TWO. Not the Kind of Poetry Men Write: “Fragrant- Style” Kanshi and Poetic Masculinity in Meiji Japan
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction xiii
- CHAPTER ONE. Climbing the Stairs of Poetry: Kanshi, Print, and Writership in Nineteenth- Century Japan 1
- CHAPTER TWO. Not the Kind of Poetry Men Write: “Fragrant- Style” Kanshi and Poetic Masculinity in Meiji Japan 34
- CHAPTER THREE. Clamorous Frogs and Verminous Insects: Nippon and Political Haiku, 1890– 1900 82
- CHAPTER FOUR. Shiki’s Plebeian Poetry: Haiku as “Commoner Literature,” 1890– 1900 117
- CHAPTER FIVE. The Unmanly Poetry of Our Times: Shiki, Tekkan, and Waka Reform, 1890– 1900 147
- Conclusion 192
- Notes 201
- Bibliography 253
- Index 265
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction xiii
- CHAPTER ONE. Climbing the Stairs of Poetry: Kanshi, Print, and Writership in Nineteenth- Century Japan 1
- CHAPTER TWO. Not the Kind of Poetry Men Write: “Fragrant- Style” Kanshi and Poetic Masculinity in Meiji Japan 34
- CHAPTER THREE. Clamorous Frogs and Verminous Insects: Nippon and Political Haiku, 1890– 1900 82
- CHAPTER FOUR. Shiki’s Plebeian Poetry: Haiku as “Commoner Literature,” 1890– 1900 117
- CHAPTER FIVE. The Unmanly Poetry of Our Times: Shiki, Tekkan, and Waka Reform, 1890– 1900 147
- Conclusion 192
- Notes 201
- Bibliography 253
- Index 265