Written texts - visual texts : woodblock-printed media in early modern Japan

Susanne Formanek · Sepp Linhart

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Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Japanese History and Culture Visual Culture and Art Theory

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This volume brings together essays discussing various aspects of Japanese illustrated books, some of which were originally included in the German publication Buch und Bild (1995), while others appear here for the first time. Titles include The First Japanese Newspapers (Sepp Linhart), The Cooking - and Eating Culture in the Second Half of the Edo-Period and its Dissemination (Harada Nobuo), The Printing of Illustated Books in Eighteenth-Century Japan (Shirahata Yozaburo), The Socio-Historical Background of the Depiction of Measles (Hartmund O Rotermund), Documentary Literature in the Late Edo Period (Stephan Kohn), Discourse on Feminity on Edo-Period Sugeroku Games (Susanne Formanek),

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