By Outstanding Japanese and Western Writers
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The Japanese Image Edited by Maurice Schneps and Alvin D. Coox Essays, Stories and Poems About Japan |
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By Outstanding Japanese and Western Writers |
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Selections from Orient/West Magazine
Hardcover (7 1/4 x 10 1/2), Orient/West Incorporated, 1965. 375 pages. Includes advertisements |
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Clean and tight volume with moderate age discoloration on endpapers and fly leaves; minimally elsewhere in the text; covers have edge wear and peel, corners bumped, a few areas of exposed boards, spine straight with tight hinge; minimal bow to front board, some discoloration, fade and faint damp stain. |
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Contents:
--Peculiarities of the Japanese Character by Robert Schinzinger
--Democracy and the Japanese Background by Tadashi Fukutake
--Japan's Controversial Constitution by Iwao Hoshii
--Educational Problems of Contemporary Japan by Robert Schinzinger
--Showa 13: Year of the Tiger by Alvin Coox
--Burakumin: Japan's 'Untouchables' by Jiro Suzuki
--Japanese and the Quick Change by Edward Seidensticker
--The Slums of Kamagasaki by Senji Kinai
--The Longshoremen of Kobe Harbor by Hideto Mori
--Hierarchy of Lust in 17th Century Japan by Ivan Morris
--The Song Bird by Ito Einosuke
--Ten Nights of Dreams by Natsume Soseki
--Wager in Midair by Ogawa Mimei
--'The Visitor' by Dazai Osamu
--Under Reconstruction by Mori Ogai
--Rediscovery by Yasunari Kawabata
--Swaddling Clothes by Yukio Mishima
--The Little Girl and the Bamboo Flute by Enji Chigusa
--Four-Song-Dramas from the Kojiki Translated by by D. L. Philippi
--Translations from the Man'yoshu and Imperial Anthologies Translated by Robert H. Brower and Earl Miner
--Bankei-Eitaku and the Zen of Birthlessness Translated by Takashi Ikemoto and Lucien Stryk
--Master Keizan's Sermons Translated by Takashi Ikemoto and Lucien Stryk
--Furyu: An Ideal of Japanese Esthetic Life by Jinichi Konishi
--A Brief History of the Japanese Theater by Shigetoshi Kawatake
--Kabuki's Eleventh Danjuro by Gilbert Konishi
--The Kabuki in New York by Donald Richie
--On Translating Japanese Poetry by Earl Miner
--Free versus Literal Translations by Edward Seidensticker
--On Translating from the Japanese Classics: On Translating Saikaku - On Translating 'The Tale of Genji' by Ivan Morris
--The Way of Senryu: Why Nobody Likes Senryu - The Way of Senryu by R.H. Blyth
--Two Poems by Chuya Nakahara: Spring Will Come Again - Bones
--Seven Japanese Poets: Homecoming by Fumiko Hayashi - Mosquito Net by Fuyuji Tanaka - I Worship the Sun by Yonejiro Noguchi - Early Summer in Izu by Fuyuji Tanaka - A Snow Garden by Motomaro Senke - At a Museum by Shuntaro Tanikawa - A Song of a Fisherman by Bocho Yamamura - My Hands by Yonejiro Noguchi
--Five Poems by Shiro Murano: The Blind Man's Dog - Death - A Wintry Journey - Spring - Springtime of Life
--Three Poems by Kitahara Hakushu: Fever - Red Fruit - Fireworks
--Three Zen Poems by Shinkichi Takahashi: Horse - Quails - The Peach
--Spring and the Ashura by Kenji Miyazawa
--Envoy: The 'Real' Japan by R. H. Blyth
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