Dreams of Difference: The Japan Romantic School and the Crisis of Modernity

Alan M. Tansman · Kevin Michael Doak

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Acknowledgments Prologue: Nationalism, Romanticism, and the Problem of Modernity 1. Toward an Ironic Praxis: Yasuda Yojuro and the Aesthetics of Totality 2. Indeterminate Poetics: The Romantic Style 3. Return to Parnassus: The Exoticism of the Self 4. The Ethics of Identity: Kamei Katsuichiro and the Search for a New Subject 5. The Production of a Culture of the Same Epilogue: Romanticism Rehabilitated Appendixes Notes Bibliography Index

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