Japan is interesting: modern Japanese literary studies today

John Whittier Treat

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Japanese History and Culture Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies Comparative and World Literature

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‘Fiction, music, manga, TV, they've all hit some kind of a wall’, says a young cosplaying Akihabara habitué who is plotting ‘fun revenge’ upon a ‘placid Japan’ in Ishida Ira's novel, Akihabara@DEEP...

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