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Pemerian Alam Sebagai Simbol Femininitas dalam Novel Hana wo Hakobu Imouto
This paper discusses about interconnecting nature an women in one of Japanese literary work named Hana wo Hakobu Imouto by Natsuki Ikezawa. He has written numerous novels and through his works such as Hana wo Hakobu Imouto, he depicts upon the ...
Wawat Rahwati
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Post-war Taiwan and Japanese Literature: With a Focus on Researches in University [PDF]
In post-Second World War Taiwan, the symbolism and significance of “Japan” as a signifier remains steeped in meaning, due largely to Japan’s antebellum colonialization of Taiwan for approximately half a century.
Keiko YOKOJI
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Penggunaan Partikel で dan に oleh Mahasiswa Program Studi Sastra Jepang Universitas Hasanuddin Makassar [PDF]
Japanese language is a language that has different sentence structure with bahasa Indonesia. In addition, particles or 助词 are also characteristis in Japanese.
Imelda, I. (Imelda)
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Литературоведческие студии: Литература Древнего Востока [PDF]
Література Стародавнього Сходу: Робоча навчальна програма для студентів 1 курсу спеціальності 035 "Філологія" спеціалізації 035.06 "Східні мови і літератури"; освітня програма: мова і література китайська, мова і література японськаLiterature of the ...
Луцюк, Микола Володимирович
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A Comparative Study on Speculation Forms of Interrogative Sentences in Korean and Japanese
This article reveals the interrogative aspect of speculation forms in Japanese and Korean, including the characteristics of -keyss-nya in Korean and darooka in Japanese.
Chang-Hak MOON
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“The Power of Onomatopoeia in Manga,” an Essay by Natsume Fusanosuke with Translators' Introduction
Natsume Fusanosuke is one of the founding critics of manga that pioneered a style of formal analysis of manga in the 1990s. Natsume’s first important foray into his “theory of expression” (hyōgenron) was seen in the collaborate work, Manga no yomikata ...
Jon Holt, Teppei Fukuda
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The Pheasant’s Call and the Sound of Sympathy
This article examines how literati poet-painter Yosa Buson (1716-1783) composed an elegy that transforms the conventional trope of the pheasant as a figure for representing grief and grieving and Confucian moral and social values.
Matthew Mewhinney
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A Failure of Vision: Diachronic Failure and the Rhetoric of Rupture in the Taiheiki
Japan reached an epistemological crossroad during the fourteenth century. The Wars of the Northern and Southern Courts (1336-1392) were fought between two power enters with vastly different visions for the future: The Southern Court aimed to restore the ...
Jeremy Sather
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Nation, Identity, and Subjectivity in Globalizing Literature [PDF]
Since the end of the 20th century, particularly after the Cold War ended, national borderlines have been redrawn many times in the areas of the Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and a wide range of Asia, and people started crossing national borderlines to
Arimitsu, Yasue
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