CONTENTS |
Song
and the Historical Imagination in Early China
DAVID
SCHABERG
|
305 |
Heroic Transformations: Women and National Trauma in Early Q,ing
Literature
WAI-YEE
LI
|
363 |
Taiwan
as a Living Museum: Tropes of Anachronism in Late-Imperial Chinese Travel Writing
EMMA
TENG |
445 |
The
Shogun's Consort: Konoe Hiroko and Tokugawa Ienobu
CECILIA
SEGAWA SEIGLE |
485 |
Fractured
Dialogues: Mono no aware and Poetic Communication in The Tale of Genji
TOMIKO
YODA
|
523 |
The
Metropolitan Uncanny in the Works of Izumi Kyoka: A Counter-discourse on Japan's
Modernization
CHIYOKO
KAWAKAMI
|
559 |
| Reviews: |
Studies in the Comic Spirit in Modern Japanese Fiction by
Joel R. Cohn
PAUL
ANDERER
|
585 |
Reading
Illustrated Fiction in Late Imperial China by
Robert E. Hegel
ALLAN
H. BARR
|
589 |
In
Search of Personal Welfare: A View of Ancient Chinese Religion by Mu-chou Poo
LOTHAR VON FALKENHAUSEN
|
598 |
Hiraizumi:
Buddhist Art and Regional Politics in Twelfth-Century Japan by
Mimi Hall Yiengpruksawan
W. WAYNE FARRIS
|
613 |
Ideology,
Power, Text: Self-Representation and the Peasant "Other" in Modern Chinese
Literature by
Yi-tsi Mei Feuerwerker
BONNIE
S. McDOUGALL
|
618 |
The
Emergence of Japanese Kingship by
Joan R. Figgott
I. J. McMULLEN
|
623 |
Chinese
Popular Culture and Ming Chantefables by
Anne E. McLaren
DANIEL L. OVERMYER
|
629 |
Ink
Plum: The Making of a Chinese Scholar-Painting Genre by Maggie Bickford
PETER STURMAN
|
637 |
Beyond
the Pass: Economy, Ethnicity, and Empire in Qing Central Asia, 1759-1864 by
James A. Millward
JOANNA
WALEY-COHEN
|
646 |