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Michael C. Brownstein1987

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From Kokugaku to Kokubungaku: Canon-Formation in The Meiji Period

Michael C. Brownstein

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Year1987

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Published1987-12-01

VenueHarvard Journal of Asiatic Studies

ISSN-L0073-0548

Languageen

Citations161

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