The poetics of ageing : confronting, resisting, and transcending mortality in the Japanese narrative arts
PAJLS Vol. 13 - 2012
Hosea Hirata, Charles Inouye, Susan Napier, Karen Thornber, eds.
Front Matter including a foreword by Susan Napier
Susan Napier
John Solt
The transfiguration of loss: grief and aging in the Maboroshi (spirit summoner) chapter of the Tale of Genji
Dennis Washburn
The ageless voice of a doting body: Taima kataribe no uba in Orikuchi Shinobu’s Book of the Dead
Chiara Ghidini
Ripping apart the mat at sixty: fantasies of gerontic sexuality in Ukiyozōshi
Dylan McGee
Placating the dead: folk rituals and recurring life
Saeko Kimura
現代詩にみる「山姥」の表象:吉原幸子とその他の女性詩人 The Yamamba Image in Contemporary Poetry: Yoshihara Sachiko and Others
Mano Takako
層状の身体、死と快楽のエクリチュール――円地 文子の小説技法
倉田容子 Kurata Yōko
Obasuteyama: care or abandonment
Evelyn Huang
Weak old men, strong old women in Chikamatsu’s domestic plays
Michael C. Brownstein
Looking old, feeling young: representations of old women in shōjo manga
Naoko Sugiyama
Middle-aged mama: Uchida Shungiku faces fifty
Amanda Seaman
Autonomy and eldercare in recent works by Itō Hiromi
Ellen Tilton-Cantrell
Kirino Natsuo, the grotesque double life of a business woman
Paola Scrolavezza
The nuclear post-exotic and mutations of gendered aging in Ōhara Mariko’s Haiburiddo chairudo
Sayumi Takahashi Harb
Tanabe Seiko’s ‘Ubazakari’ series: old women enjoy their lives
Hiromi Tsuchiya Dollase
The aging Ame no Uzume: gender and humor in Sano Yōko’s writing
Tomoko Aoyama
Under surveillance: the blighted body of the aging woman
Barbara Hartley
Ageism in sexuality: women’s gender struggle in literature and film
Shigemi Nakagawa
New whines in old skins: the recluse in contemporary Japanese literature
Maryellen Mori
Senescence and the city: decline and regeneration in Yamasaki Toyoko’s Noren
Michael P. Cronin
Young writers anticipate death: Shiga and Kajii in convalescence
J. Scott Miller
Wisdom of aging: modernity and animism in Yasuoka Shōtarō’s later works
Eiji Sekine
Tsutsui Yasutaka’s Teki (The Enemy) or Faust for the twenty-first century
Sumie Jones