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1. First Experiments Fiction Mori Ogai "The Dancing Girl" San'yuteiEncho The Ghost Tale of the Peony Lantern Tokai Sanshi Strange Encounterswith Beautiful Women Poetry "Spring Blossoms into Flower" "Butterflies" YuasaHangetsu "Twelve Stones" Ueki Emori "Liberty Song" Ochiai Naobumi "Song ofthe Faithful Daughter Shiragiku" Shimazaki Toson "The Foxis Trick" "FirstLove" Yosano Hiroshi "Victory Arches" "Withered Lotus" Takeshima Hagoromo"The Maiden Called Love" 2. Beginnings Fiction Futabatei Shimei DriftingClouds Izumi Kyoka The Holy Man of Mount Koya Koda Rohan The Icon of LibertyKunikida Doppo "Meat and Potatoes" Masamune Hakucho "The Clay Doll" Mori ogai"The Boat on the River Takase" Nagai Kafu "The Mediterranean in Twilight"Ozaki Koyo The Gold Demon Shimazaki Toson "The Life of a Certain Woman"Tayama Katai "The Girl Watcher" Tokuda Shusei "The Town's Dance Hall"Tokutomi Roka "Ashes" Poetry in the International Style Kodama Kagai "TheSuicide of an Unemployed Person" "The Setting Sun" Ishikawa Takuboku "Betterthan Crying" "Do Not Get Up" "A Spoonful of Cocoa" "After EndlessDiscussions" Kawai Suimei "Snowflame" "Living Voice" Kitahara Hakush"Anesthesia of Red Flowers" "Spider Lilies" "Kiss" Yamamura Bocho "Ecstasy""Dance" "Mandala" Takamura Kotaro "Bear Fur" "A Steak Platter" KinoshitaMokutaro "Nagasaki Style" "Gold Leaf Brandy" Yosano Akiko "Beloved, You MustNot Die" "In the First Person" "A Certain Country" "From Paris on a Postcard""The Heart of a Thirtyish Woman" Poetry in Traditional Forms Kanshi Tanka andHaiku Ishikawa Takuboku Masaoka Shiki Tanka Haiku Natsume Soseki WakayamaBokusui Yosano Akiko "The Dancing Girl" "Spring Thaw" Essays Natsume Soseki"The Civilization of Modern-Day Japan" "My Individualism" Yosano Akiko "AnOpen Letter" 3. The Interwar Years Fiction Akutagawa Ryunosuke "The Nose""The Christ of Nanking" Arishima Takeo "The Clock that Does Not Move" EdogawaRanpo "The Human Chair" Hori Tatsuo The Wind Has Risen Inagaki TaruhoOne-Thousand-and-One-Second Stories Ito Sei "A Department Store Called M"Kajii Motojiro "The Lemon" Kawabata Yasunari "The Dancing Girl of Izu"Kobayashi Takiji "The Fifteenth of March, 1928" Kuroshima Denji "A Flock ofCircling Crows" Miyamoto Yuriko "A Sunless Morning" Origuchi Shinobu Writingsfrom the Dead Shiga Naoya "The Diary of Claudius" "The Paper Door" "TheShopboy's God" Takeda Rintaro "The Lot of Dire Misfortune" Tani Joji "TheShanghaied Man" Tanizaki Jun'ichiro "The Two Acolytes" Uno Koji "Landscapewith Withered Tree" Yokomitsu Riichi "Mount Hiei" Poetry in the InternationalStyle Takamura Kotaro "Cathedral in the Thrashing Rain" Hagiwara Sakutaro "Ona Trip" "Bamboo" "Sickly Face at the Bottom of the Ground" "The One Whois inLove with Love" "The Army" "The Corpse of a Cat" Miyazawa Kenji "Spring & Asura" "The Morning of the Last Farewell" "November 3rd" NishiwakiJunzaburo Seven Poems from Ambarvalia No Traveler Returns Kitasono Katsue"Collection of White Poems" "Vin du masque" "Words" Two Poems "AlmostMidwinter" Kitasono's First Letter to Ezra Pound Nakano Shigeharu "ImperialHotel" "Song" "Paul Claudel" "Train" "The Rate of Exchange" Poetry inTraditional Forms Akutagawa Ryonosuke Kitahara Hakushu Mitsuhashi TakujoOgiwara Seisensui Okamoto Kanoko Ozaki Hosai Saito Mokichi Shaku Choku SugitaHisajo Taneda Santoka Yamaguchi Seishi Drama Kishida Kunio The Swing TanizakiJun'ichiro Okuni and Gohei Essays Kobayashi Hideo "Literature of the LostHome" Sato Haruo "Discourse on 'Elegance'" 4. The War Years Fiction DazaiOsamu "December 8th" Ishikawa Tatsuzo Soldiers Alive Kajiyama Toshiyuki "TheClan Records" Nakajima Atsushi "The Ox Man" ooka Shohei Taken Captive otaYoko "Fireflies" Shimao Toshio "The Departure Never Came" Uno Chiyo "A Wife'sLetters" Poetry in the International Style Takamura Kotaro "The Elephant'sPiggy Bank" "The Final Battle for the Ryukyu Islands" Yoshida Issui "Swans"Kusano Shinpei "Mount Fuji" Oguma Hideo "Long, Long Autumn Nights" Poetry inTraditional Forms Saitp Sanki Toki Zenmaro "Evidence" Essays HagiwaraSakutaro "Return to Japan" Kobayashi Hideo "On Impermanence" "Taima"Sakaguchi Ango "A Personal View of Japanese Culture"