Injurious to Public Morals. Writers and the Meiji State

Art · Literature · Political science · State (computer science) · Computer Science · History · Japanese History and Culture

• Völkerpsychologie and the Appropriation of “Spirit” in Meiji Japan

  Open Access•Richard M Reitan•Modern Intellectual History•2010

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• Disrupting the Discourse of War

  Barbara Hartley•Japanese Studies•2022

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• Tanizaki Jun’ichirō’s A Fool’s Love and the fetishism of ‘daily life

  Arthur Mitchell•Japan Forum•2021

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• Translation, vernacular style, and the Westernesque femme fatale in modern Japanese literature

  Open Access•Indra Levy•Cambridge History of Japanese…•2015

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• Beheaded Emperors and the Absent Figure in Contemporary Japanese Literature

  Open Access•John Whittier Treat•PMLA/Publications of the Modern…•1994

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• Chance Encounters

  Open Access•Hoyt Long•Journal of Cultural Analytics•2021

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• Japanese Literary Responses to the Russo-Japanese War

  Open Access•Tomoko Aoyama•Russo-Japanese War in Cultural…•1999

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• Constructing the Japanese Ethnography of Modernity

  Open Access•Miriam Silverberg•The Journal of Asian Studies•1992

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• Managing the Truth of Sex in Imperial Japan

  Open Access•Sabine Frühstück•The Journal of Asian Studies•2000

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