Exploring the Flux of Cherry Blossom Imagery in Japanese Literature and Culture by Combining Social Network Analysis Methods by Han Meizi

“…This paper combines the LDA theme mining model with social network algorithms to construct an objective evaluation model for the imagery of cherry blossoms in Japanese literature and culture. To determine the number of topics, one needs to observe the change in perplexity degree for various numbers of topics. …”
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How to Create a Legend? An Analysis of Constructed Representations of Ono no Komachi in Japanese Medieval Literature by Karolina Broma-Smenda

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Le Kojiki, une Énéide longtemps oubliée ? by François Macé

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Negotiating publicity, publicising domesticity: women-authored Heian kana memoirs, circulation, reception, and power by Tome Valencia, I

Subjects: “…Japanese literature--Heian period…”

The Path of Japanese Setsuwa Prose in Soviet and Russian Japanese Studies by D. G. Kiknadze

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Gescheiterte Enthüllung unter dem Himmel von Nason: Kim Masumis postkoloniale Erzählung Nason no sora (2001) by Maren Haufs-Brusberg

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Social Dynamics of the Minang Ethnic Diaspora in Japan: Case Study of Japanese Literature Graduates of Universitas Bung Hatta by Dewi Kania Izmayanti, Syahrial Syahrial, Nolia Sri Wahyuni

“…The purpose of this study is firstly to know and describe how the diaspora Alumni of the Japanese Literature Study Programof Universitas Bung Hatta livein Japan. …”
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Murakami on the Shore: beyond the dialogue between Japan and the West by Michele Eduarda Brasil de Sá

Subjects: “…Haruki Murakami; Japanese literature; cultural identity; borders.…”
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THE MASK AVATARS IN THE WORKS OF MISHIMA YUKIO AND ROLE PLAYED BY THE SUBJECT-OBJECT RELATION by Florina ILIS

Subjects: “…Autobiographical Fiction, Modern Japanese Literature, Narrative Perspective…”
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TRACES OF TRADITION IN THE MODERN NARRATION AND “THOUSAND CRANES” / MODERN ANLATIDA GELENEĞİN İZLERİ VE “BİN BEYAZ TURNA” by Tülin Arseven

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Remnants of Manshūkoku (Manchukuo): Imamura Eiji, Korean Identity under Japanese Imperialism, and Postcolonial Asian Studies by Joshua Lee Solomon

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Murakami on the Shore: beyond the dialogue between Japan and the West by Michele Eduarda Brasil de Sá

Subjects: “…haruki murakami; japanese literature; cultural identity; borders.…”
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Script and Language as Semiotic Media in Japanese Storytelling: A Theoretical Approach through Haruki Murakami’s <i>Noruwei no mori</i> by Jacob Wayne Runner

Subjects: “…Japanese literature…”
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Metastatic Small Bowel Tumor from Descending Colon Cancer with Extensive Hematogenous or Lymphogenous Spread: Survey of the Japanese Literature by Yutaka Kojima, Fumio Matsumoto, Yoshi Mikami, Koji Namekata, Masahiko Takei

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How has the Nobel Prize Affected the Canonisation of Japanese Literature? / Nobel Ödülü Japon Edebiyatının Kanonlaştırılmasını Nasıl Etkiledi? by Devrim Çetin Güven

“…From the 1950s to the 70s Japanese literature became the most widely read nonEuropean literature in translation in the USA and Western Europe, as such eminent writers like Tanizaki, Kawabata, Mishima, and Ōe were discovered in English translation. …”
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Sen'Ichi Hisamatsu. <em>Biographical Dictionary of Japanese Literature</em>. Kodansha International Ltd., Tokio, 1967. 437 pp. by O. M.

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Postmemoria e letteratura per l’infanzia: trasmettere il trauma del bombardamento atomico alle nuove generazioni by Giulia Colelli

Subjects: “…japanese literature…”
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The Study of Japanese Modern Literature from the Construction of bibliotheca by Ayako NAKANO

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Earl Miner, et al. (eds.), <em>The Princeton Companion to Classical Japanese Literature</em>, Princeton, 1985, xxi + 570 pp. by Russell Maeth Ch.

Subjects: “…Princeton companion to classical japanese literature…”
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Intertwining Tongues：Bilingualism and Hybrid Texts in Contemporary Japanese Literature ―― From I am a Cat to I Become a Cat by Faye Yuan Kleeman

“…Scholars consider the category as part of the legacy of Japan’s colonial language policy and often focus on its subversive and productive possibilities in revealing the asymmetrical dynamics of languages and facilitating the expansion of the scope of Japanese literature. One of the features of Nihongo bungaku is its bilingual textual elements and the authors’ bifocal cultural rendering of the text. …”
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