James T Araki
Biographic Data
| ID | 683362 |
|---|---|
| NAME | James T Araki |
| GIVEN NAMES | James T |
| FAMILY NAME | Araki |
| SIGNATURE | ARAKI J T |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Barren Zone. A Noevel
Bunsho Soshi. The Tale of Bunsho, the Saltmaker
The Poetic Memoirs of Lady Daibu
Some Final Words of Advice
Otogi-Zoshi and Nara-Ehon: A Field of Study in Flux
Some Japanese Portraits
Illuminates the wealth, themes, and character of Japanese literature from the fifteenth century to 1912 by introducing Western readers to the life, work, and literary style of twenty-one Japanese poets and writers
The Legend of Semimaru: Blind Musician of Japan
Yuriwaka and Ulysses. The Homeric Epics at the Court of Ouchi Yoshitaka
T , nHE medieval Japanese narrative Yuriwaka Daijin ('The Great Lord Yuriwaka') is a fictional elaboration of the historical account of the Mongol invasion of Japan in the thirteenth century. The hero of the story is a young nobleman by the name of Yuriwaka-or Yurikusawaka, the probable original pronunciation.I Yuriwaka is selected by the gods of Japan to command the Japanese forces in the war against the Mongols. He sets sail with a mighty fleet…
The Historical Literature of Mori Ogai. Volume I: The Incident at Sakai and Other Stories
Japanese Literature: The Practice of Transfer
( 0 MUCH has been written on the many aspects of translation that perhaps the only excuse for contributing yet another essay to the vast literature on this EVsubject would be the exigency of responding to an appeal from a friend who needs yet another speaker to round out a panel on translation. Thus it was that I, by no means an accomplished translator, fashioned this essay. Further elaboration on prose fiction would have resulted in a more balan…
An Invitation to Japan's Literature
Twenty Plays of the Nō Theatre
Japanese Literature. A Historical Outline
The Dream Pillow in Edo Fiction 1772-81
Sharebon: Books for Men of Mode
A Critical Approach to the Ugetsu Monogatari
The Early Japanese Puppet Drama
Studies in Shinto Thought
The Ballad-Drama of Medieval Japan
The Ballad-Drama of Medieval Japan
The Ballad-Drama of Medieval Japan
The Ballad-Drama of Medieval Japan
The Ballad-Drama of Medieval Japan
Kôwaka: Ballad-Dramas of Japan's Heroic Age
Japanese Court Poetry
In Japanese Court Poetry' Brower and Miner have accomplished an almost impossible feat. Their book is not simply a survey of the history of Japanese poetry,2 nor is it a textbook. It is a literary assessment of some eight centuries of Japanese poetry. The book is so successful in what it attempts that it may well serve to extend the horizon of Western literary criticism aind to give stimulation to Japanese scholars and critics. Poetry is a thing …
Kôwaka: Ballad-Dramas of Japan's Heroic Age
Japanese Court Poetry
In Japanese Court Poetry' Brower and Miner have accomplished an almost impossible feat. Their book is not simply a survey of the history of Japanese poetry,2 nor is it a textbook. It is a literary assessment of some eight centuries of Japanese poetry. The book is so successful in what it attempts that it may well serve to extend the horizon of Western literary criticism aind to give stimulation to Japanese scholars and critics. Poetry is a thing …
The Ballad-Drama of Medieval Japan
The Ballad-Drama of Medieval Japan
The Ballad-Drama of Medieval Japan
The Ballad-Drama of Medieval Japan
Studies in Shinto Thought
The Ballad-Drama of Medieval Japan
A Critical Approach to the Ugetsu Monogatari
The Early Japanese Puppet Drama
Sharebon: Books for Men of Mode
The Dream Pillow in Edo Fiction 1772-81
Japanese Literature. A Historical Outline
Twenty Plays of the Nō Theatre
An Invitation to Japan's Literature
Japanese Literature: The Practice of Transfer
( 0 MUCH has been written on the many aspects of translation that perhaps the only excuse for contributing yet another essay to the vast literature on this EVsubject would be the exigency of responding to an appeal from a friend who needs yet another speaker to round out a panel on translation. Thus it was that I, by no means an accomplished translator, fashioned this essay. Further elaboration on prose fiction would have resulted in a more balan…
Yuriwaka and Ulysses. The Homeric Epics at the Court of Ouchi Yoshitaka
T , nHE medieval Japanese narrative Yuriwaka Daijin ('The Great Lord Yuriwaka') is a fictional elaboration of the historical account of the Mongol invasion of Japan in the thirteenth century. The hero of the story is a young nobleman by the name of Yuriwaka-or Yurikusawaka, the probable original pronunciation.I Yuriwaka is selected by the gods of Japan to command the Japanese forces in the war against the Mongols. He sets sail with a mighty fleet…
The Historical Literature of Mori Ogai. Volume I: The Incident at Sakai and Other Stories
The Legend of Semimaru: Blind Musician of Japan
Some Japanese Portraits
Illuminates the wealth, themes, and character of Japanese literature from the fifteenth century to 1912 by introducing Western readers to the life, work, and literary style of twenty-one Japanese poets and writers
Otogi-Zoshi and Nara-Ehon: A Field of Study in Flux
Some Final Words of Advice
Bunsho Soshi. The Tale of Bunsho, the Saltmaker
The Poetic Memoirs of Lady Daibu
The Barren Zone. A Noevel
History (20 works) · Art (17 works) · Japanese History and Culture (17 works) · History (12 works) · Literature (12 works) · Poetry (8 works) · Ballad (6 works) · Drama (6 works) · Asian Culture and Media Studies (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works)