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Reflections in a Glass Door
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  • 1992Remembering the Personal Past27 cited
  • 1993Complicit fictions: the subject in the modern Japanese prose narrative26 cited
  • 2004Writing Home: Representations of the Native Place in Modern Japanese Literature

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