Brill's Japanese Studies Library
Editor-in-Chief:
Joshua S. Mostow
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Japanese culture, marked both by a strong character of its own and by a continuing absorption of foreign elements, is surprising for its ability of perpetual renewal without loss of identity. The country's industrial organization and productivity have ensured an impact on world affairs far exceeding the numerical importance of its population.
Brill's Japanese Studies Library is concerned with the languages, history and culture of Japan in past and present. Among the subjects included are history—political, social, economic based on primary sources, including biography; religion; classical literature and performing arts; law; language; philosophy; history of science; et cetera. Geographically the series covers the Japanese isles as well as manifestations of Japanese presence abroad. Chronologically the period from the beginnings of written history until the present is covered. The series includes monographs on substantial subjects, thematic collections of articles, handbooks, text editions and translations.
Brill's Japanese Studies Library is concerned with the languages, history and culture of Japan in past and present. Among the subjects included are history—political, social, economic based on primary sources, including biography; religion; classical literature and performing arts; law; language; philosophy; history of science; et cetera. Geographically the series covers the Japanese isles as well as manifestations of Japanese presence abroad. Chronologically the period from the beginnings of written history until the present is covered. The series includes monographs on substantial subjects, thematic collections of articles, handbooks, text editions and translations.
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The World Translates and Reconfigures "Japan"
Volume 83
Editor(s):
Noriko Hiraishi and Takayuki Yokota-Murakami
978-90-04-77399-8
Volume 81
978-90-04-74216-1
The Critics of Hayashi Razan
Volume 80
978-90-04-72093-0
Women, Clothing, Cultural Representation and Modern Japan
Volume 79
Editor(s):
Barbara Hartley
978-90-04-71546-2
A Translation of Mayama Seika’s Genroku Chūshingura
Volume 78
Editor(s):
Paul Griffith and Rachel Payne
978-90-04-71414-4
Traces of a Forgotten Ritual in Ancient Myths and Legends
Volume 76
978-90-04-68645-8
Transnational Approaches to Modern Japan and the Wider World
Volume 75
978-90-04-68520-8
The Evolution of a Japanese Folk Deity from Hell Figure to Popular Savior
Volume 71
978-90-04-51767-7
Women’s Speculative Fiction in Contemporary Japan
Volume 70
978-90-04-46884-9
A Translation and Commentary
Volume 67
978-90-04-41129-6
Over Two Centuries of Cooperation and Competition
Volume 66
978-90-04-40085-6
Volume 62
978-90-04-36592-6
The Legend of Giō and Hotoke in Japanese Literature, Theater, Visual Arts, and Cultural Heritage
Volume 61
978-90-04-35632-0
Encounters and Perspectives of Politics and Culture in Eurasia
Volume 60
978-90-04-27431-0
A Study in the Polyphony of Yosa Buson’s Linked Poems
Volume 56
978-90-04-31121-3
Materiality in the Visual Register as Narrated by Tanizaki Jun’ichirō, Abe Kōbō, Horie Toshiyuki and Kanai Mieko
Volume 54
978-90-04-30699-8
Going to the Philippines Is Like Coming Home?
Volume 53
978-90-04-30572-4
Volume 52
978-90-04-30098-9
A Record of Ancient Japan Reinterpreted, Translated, Annotated, and with Commentary
Volume 51
978-90-04-26937-8
Volume 50
978-90-04-29459-2
Shrines, Roles and Rituals of Procreation and Protection
Volume 49
978-90-04-29378-6
The Life and Selected Writings of Tamura Toshiko from 1936–1938
Volume 48
978-90-04-29107-2
Ritual and Material Symbolism in the Literary Construction of Warrior Order
Volume 44
978-90-04-25533-3
The Fractured Pasts of Meiji Shrine, 1912-1958
Volume 43
978-90-04-25418-3
Relic, Text, Object, Fake
Volume 42
978-90-04-24419-1
Suzuki Bokushi, a Rural Elite Commoner
Volume 41
978-90-04-24379-8
Screens, Paintings, and Poetry in Classical Japan (ca. 800-1200)
Volume 40
978-90-04-23151-1
Theories on the Press and its Social Function in Interwar Japan, 1918-1937
Volume 39
978-90-04-23054-5
Essays in Honour of W.J. Boot
Volume 38
978-90-04-22901-3
Representing and Responding to Trauma in Postwar Literature and Film
Volume 34
978-90-04-19321-5
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The series is of interest to Japanologists and those generally interested in history, linguistics and culture and wanting to remain informed of Japanese issues in the world's continuing attempt to understand Man in all his manifestations.