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41 |
TERASAWA, YOSHIO |
In Memoriam Michio Masui |
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TAKAHASHI, HISASHI |
A Select List of Publications of Michio Masui |
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BREWER, DEREK |
Professor Michio Masui |
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ONO, SHIGERU |
Grendel's Not Greeting the Gifstol Reconsidered -- with Reference to * Motan with the Negative -- |
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NAKAO, YOSHIYUKI |
A Note on the Affectivity of Criseyde's pite |
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NOGUCHI, SHUNICHI |
Prayers in Chaucer's Knight's Tale |
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SAITO, ISAMU |
Chaucer's Kneeling Friar |
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YUASA, NOBUYUKI |
The Art of- Naming: A Study of Fictional Names as an Element of Style in Chaucer, Spenser and Shakespeare |
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YOSHINAKA, TAKASHI |
'Emblemes limmed in liuely colours': Peacham's Aesthetic Emblems |
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SHITAKA, HIDEYUKI |
The Son of God, the Aeneid, and the Bible in Paradise Lost |
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AGARI, MASAHIKO |
Satan's Language |
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TANAKA, TOSHIRO |
Double Negation in Jane Austen |
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BRINKMANN, HENNIG |
Gedanken und Gestalten in der Erforschung des Mittelalters -- Aus den wissenschaftlichen Memoiren eines deutschen Mediävisten -- |
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42 |
STANLEY, E. G. |
The Dialect Origins of Late Old English Verse |
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BURNLEY, DAVID |
Style, Meaning and Communication in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight |
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SARGENT, MICHAEL G. |
Versions of the Life of Christ: Nicholas Love's Mirror and Related Works |
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ROPER, GREGORY |
The Middle English Lyric "I", Penitential Poetics, and Medieval Selfhood |
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WILSON, ROB |
Meditation as Symbolic Action: Wallace Stevens & Christian Interiority |
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SAUER, HANS |
The American Black English of Alice Walker's Novel The Color Purple: Its Structure and Status |
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KIKUCHI, KIYOAKI |
Aspects of Repetitive Word Pairs |
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DIMASSA, MICHAEL V. |
Malory's Courteous Knights?: Gareth, Launcelot, and the Disintegration of Courtesy in the Morte Darthur |
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PHILLIPS, HELEN |
Aesthetic and Commercial Aspects of Framing Devices: Bradshaw, Roos and Copland |
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MIDGLEY, NICK |
Yeats and the Elements |
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HOFFMANN, WERNER |
Rhythmus ohne Reim. Zu den 'Tristan'-Übersetzungen Dieter Kühns und Wolfgang Spiewoks |
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44 |
Special Issue: Japanese and English Literature in Comparative Perspective |
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KAWAMOTO, KOJI |
Preface |
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HO, CYNTHIA |
Old "Wives" and Their Sources: The Wife of Bath, The Romance of the Rose, Genji Monogatari, and Ise Monogatari |
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WHEELER, BONNIE |
Grammar, Genre, and Gender in Geoffrey Chaucer and Murasaki Shikibu |
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WATSON, MICHAEL |
Genre, Convention, Parody, and the 'Middle Flight': Heike Monogatari and Chaucer |
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STEVENSON, BARBARA |
West Meets East: Geoffrey Chaucer's "Franklin's Tale" and the Japanese "Captain of Naruto" |
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HUGHES, GEORGE |
Lafcadio Hearn: Between Britain and Japan |
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HANSON, LARRY |
The Divided Self in Tanizaki and Stevenson |
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COLLINGTON, STEPHEN |
The Irogonomi's New Clothes: A Heroic Ideal and Its "Exposure" in Torikaebaya Monogatari |
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PICKERING, O. S. |
The South English Legendary: Teaching or Preaching? |
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TAGUCHI, MAYUMI |
The Legend of the Cross before Christ: Another Prose Treatment in English and Anglo-Norman |
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TAKAMIYA, TOSHIYUKI |
Chapter Divisions and Page Breaks in Caxton's Morte Darthur |
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BLAKE, N. F. |
Lexical Links in Shakespeare |
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YOSHINAKA, TAKASHI |
'Thy beauty's form in table of my heart': Theories of Vision in Shakespeare's Sonnets |
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BRINKMANN, HENNIG |
Das Wesen der Dichtung in der deutschen Literaturwissenschaft meiner Zeit |
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46 |
Special Issue: New Developments in the Study of Metaphor |
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IKEGAMI, YOSHIHIKO |
Introduction |
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YAMANASHI, MASA-AKI |
Spatial Cognition and Egocentric Distance in Metaphor |
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TSUJI, YUKIO |
A Note on the Cognitive Theory of Metaphor and Emotive Language |
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NOMURA, MASUHIRO |
The Ubiquity of the Fluid Metaphor in Japanese: a Case Study |
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KAWAKAMI, SEISAKU |
Metaphor and Metonymy in Japanese Nicknames |
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IKEGAMI, YOSHIHIKO |
Some Traditional Japanese Visual Tropes and their Perceptual and Experiential Bases |
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SUGENO, TATEKI |
Metonymy as the Primary Trope |
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OMORI, AYAKO |
Meaning and Metaphor |
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ARIMA, MICHIKO |
Japanese Haiku vs. English Haiku vs. Concrete Poetry |
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47 |
BOITANI, PIERO |
Dante's Sublime: Ancient, Medieval and Modern -- For Shinsuke Ando |
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YOSHIKAWA, NAOË KUKITA |
The Bride of Christ: The Iconography of Mary Magdalen and Cistercian Spirituality |
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TAAVITSAINEN, IRMA |
Genres and Text Types in Medieval and Renaissance English |
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FUKUCHI, AKIKO |
Wordsworth's The Recluse: A Poem of Growth toward His 'Paradise Within' |
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SCHMID, HANS-JÖRG |
The Historical Development and Present-day Use of the Noun idea as Documented in the OED and Other Corpora |
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HENNE, HELMUT |
Jugend, Sprache und Innovation |
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48 |
Special Issue: Shakespeare's Plutarch edited by Mary Ann McGrail |
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Introduction |
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McGRAIL, MARY ANN |
The Anachronism of Source Criticism: Shakespeare's Plutarch |
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Section I: Plutarch in the Roman Plays |
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PELLING, CHRISTOPHER |
The Shaping of Coriolanus: Dionysius, Plutarch, and Shakespeare |
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WOFFORD, SUSANNE L. |
Antony's Egyptian Bacchanals: Heroic and Divine Impersonation in Shakespeare's Plutarch and Antony and Cleopatra |
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CANTOR, PAUL A. |
Shakespeare's Parallel Lives: Plutarch and the Roman Plays |
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COOK, ALBERT |
The Transmutation of Heroic Complexity: Plutarch and Shakespeare |
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Section II: Plularch Traces Elsewhere |
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MOSSMAN, JUDITH |
Plutarch and Shakespeare's Henry IV parts 1 and 2 |
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BRIGGS, JOHN C. |
Within Athens' Shadow: The Ghost of Plutarch in Shakespeare's Timon of Athens |
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VELZ, JOHN W. |
The "Mutual Pair" in Plutarch and Shakespeare |
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TAKADA, YASUNARI |
Shakespeare's Cicero |
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Section III: From Plagiaries to Sources and lntertextuality |
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McGRAIL, MARY ANN |
From Plagiaries to Sources |
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DENTON, JOHN |
Plutarch, Shakespeare, Roman Politics and Renaissance Translation |
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HÖFELE, ANDREAS |
Twentieth-Century Intertextuality and the Reading of Shakespeare's Sources |
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GHOSH, KANTIK |
Contingency and the Christian Faith: William Woodford's Anti-Wycliffite Hermeneutics |
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O'MARA, V. M. |
"Perauenture the wynde had blowe ouer the leef": Caxton, The Dicts and Sayings of the Philosophers, and the Woman Question |
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MUKAI, TSUYOSHI |
Richard Pynson's 1526 Edition of The Parliament of Fowls: Textual Editing from Multiple Sources* |
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ARCHIBALD, ELIZABETH |
"The Price of Guilt": The Incest Theme in Thomas Hughes's The Misfortunes of Arthur |
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FUWA, YURI |
Metaphors of Confusion: Incest and Illegitimacy in Thomas Hughes's The Misfortunes of Arthur (1588) |
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SCHNEIDER, KARL |
On some Onomatopoetic Elements in the Textual Formulation of the Bëowulf Epic |
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SCHERNER, MAXIMILIAN |
Die sprachtheoretische Position Hermann Ammanns. Ein Beitrag zur Historiographie der Linguistik |
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50 |
Special Issue in Celebrlation of the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary |
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Editorial. |
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Part I -- Medieval and Comparative Studies |
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ROBINSON, FRED C. |
Philological Criticism |
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PEARSALL, DEREK |
The Future of Chaucer Studies |
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STANLEY, ERIC G. |
"Rithme royall, & surely it is a royall kinde of verse, seruing best for graue discourse": but not always best in Bodleian MS Arch. Selden B.24, and not always best transmitted in The Kingis Quair |
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BREWER, DEREK |
Literary Studies As a University Discipline -- English for Example |
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VALDÉS, MARIO J. |
The Hermeneutics of Comparative Literary History |
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YAMANOUCHI, HISAAKI |
The Spleen of London 1900-1902: A Japanese Writer's Encounter with Late Victorian English Culture |
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Part II -- Multiculturalism South: New Cultural Perspectives from Oceania |
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WILLIAMS, MARK |
Preface |
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NEILL, MICHAEL |
Shakespeare Upside Down |
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FROW, JOHN |
Multiculturalism: The Politics of Cultural Diversity |
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ECKERSALL, PETER A. |
Multiculturalism and Contemporary Theatre Art in Australia and Japan |
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WALWICZ, ANIA |
The Sense of Place |
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HAGE, GHASSAN |
Multicultural Zoology: The Pro-Asian Manual for the Display of Ethnics |
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IHIMAERA, WITI |
And Then There's Us: A Maori Perspective |
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O'SULLIVAN, VINCENT |
Portraying the Other |
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WILLIAMS, MARK |
Islands in the Rain: Race, Authenticity and the Politics of Biculturalism |
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51 |
HOROBIN, SIMON |
Linguistic Features of the Hammond Scribe |
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LEWIS, CELIA M. |
"Lawghyng and Smylyng Amonge Them": Humor in Malory's Morte Darthur |
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WILKINSON, VALERIE ANNE |
Malory's "Tournament of Surluse" |
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KOBAYASHI, YOSHIKO |
Spenser's Defense of Mythical History: Briton moniments in The Faerie Queene, Book II |
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POULTON, CODY |
Virtual Europe or Postmodernism Postponed |
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52 |
Special Issue in Comparative Literature and Culture |
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Introduction |
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JONES, SUMIE |
Accommodations of Cultural Studies to East Asian Comparative Literature |
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KIM, UCHANG |
Asian Subjectivity and Multiculturalism |
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JONES, SUMIE |
Overtext: a Theory of Reading and Writing in Early Modern Literature and Arts |
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KAWAMOTO, KOJI |
Pun's Not Just for Fun: Towards a Poetics of Kakekotoba |
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CHEN, XIAOMEI |
Can Tiananmen Theater Go Global? -- A Case of "Cltural Studies" from a Non- Western Perspective |
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CHOI, KYEONG-HEE |
Another Layer of the Pro-Japanese Literature: Ch'oe Chonghui's "The Wild Chrysanthemum" |
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SUGIYAMA, NAOKO |
Shojo Shosetsu and the Japanese Literary Tradition |
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MORIYA, YASUYO |
The Role of the Sound r in the Meter of The Alliterative Morte Arthure |
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KATO, TAKAKO |
Irregular Textual Divisions in Caxton's Morte Darhur: Paraphs and Chapter Divisions |
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HARADA, NORIYUKI |
From Verse to Prose: Samuel Johnson's Failure in Irene Reconsidered |
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OKOCHI, SHO |
Governing Imagination: the Aesthetic Moment in the Works of Hume, Adam Smith, and Burke |
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EOYANG, EUGENE |
The Ethics and Aesthetics of Literature: a Comparative Perspective |
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54 |
Special Issue: The Romantic Poetic Text |
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BRADSHAW, MICHAEL Foreword |
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BEER, JOHN |
Romanticism at the Turn of a Century and of a Millennium |
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WORDSWORTH, JONATHAN |
A tale of two Strangers |
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YOSHIKAWA, SAEKO |
Traveller and Dweller: Wordsworth in Grasmere |
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STEPHEN, CHEEKE |
Genere, Romanticism and Shelley's The Triumph of Life |
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ALVEY, MIYAMOTO, NAHOKO |
Love as Infection:Hybridity and Multiple Idealisms in Prometheus Unbound |
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BRADSHAW, MICHAEL |
Burying and Praising the Minor Romantic: The Case of Geoorge Darley |
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55 |
STANLEY, ERIC G. |
Celebrating English Nationhood |
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MINNIS, ALASTAIR J. |
'Goddes Speken in Amphibologies': the Ambiguous Future of Chaucer's Knight's Tale |
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WETHERBEE, WINTHROP |
Chaucer and the Tragic Vision of Life |
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COOPER, HELEN |
Chaucer's Self-Fashining |
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MATSUDA, TAKAMI |
The Summoner's Prologue and the Tradition of the Vision of the Afterlife |
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KOBAYASHI, YOSHIKO |
Chivalry and History in the "Monk's Tale" |
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TOKUNAGA, SATOKO |
Representing Caxton's Chaucer: Wynkyn De Worde and the Canterbury Tales |
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MOESSNER, LILO |
Translation Sttategies in Middle English: the Case of the Wycliffite Bible |
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56 |
NOE, KEIICHI |
Postmodernism and 'Overcoming Modernity' |
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HAROOTUNIAN, H. D. |
The Problem of Representation and History |
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WATANABE, KAZUTAMI |
Re-reading 'Overcoming Modernity' |
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DOAK, CEVIN M. |
Paul Valéry, Japan, and 'Overcoming Modernity' |
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GOLLEY, GREGORY |
Yokomitsu Riichi, Albert Einstein, and the Science of Nation |
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TANSMAN, ALAN |
Beautiful Things: Yanagi Muneyoshi and Yasuda Yojūrō's Aesthetic Critique of Modernity |
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TAKADA, YASUNARI |
The Illusions of the Modern and the Pleasures of the Pre-Modern |
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58 |
TOYOTA, MASANORI |
Stylistics Revisited in Japan |
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ADOLPHS, SVENJA and |
Point of View and Semantic Prosodies in Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse |
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SAITIO, YOSHIFUMI |
Fiction As Historical Discourse: Diachronic Analysis of the Narrative Structures of English Fiction |
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SHORT, MICK |
Whi Is Stylistics and What Use is She to Students of English Language and Literature? |
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MIYAUCHI, HIROMU |
Rhyme Style: With Examples From Larkin, Yeats and Heaney |
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INOUE, NORIKO |
The Exploitation of Meter for Stylistic Purposes in the Three Alliterative Poems of the Cotton Nero Manuscript |
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59 |
TAKAMIYA TOSHIYUKI |
In Memory of Shinsuke Ando (1932-2002) |
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BEADLE RICHARD |
Shinsuke Ando and Cambridge |
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BOITANI PIERO |
Shinsuke |
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BREWER DEREK |
Shinsuke Ando |
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BURROW JOHN |
In Perugia and Tokyo |
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IWASAKI HARUO |
Ando-san and I |
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STANLEY ERIC G. |
Professor Shinsuke Ando |
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TAKADA YASUNARI |
quid takadae pro quo andonis |
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YAMAMOTO SHOU |
How I Came to Know Ando-san |
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YAMANOUCHI HISAAKI |
In Memoriam: Professor Yasunari Takahashi (1932-2002) |
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THWAITE ANTHONY |
Brilliant Companion -- An obituary reprinted from The Independent (27th June 2002) -- |
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CASEY JOHN |
A Cultural Bridge between Europe and a New Japan --An obituary reprinted from The Guardian (16th July 2002)-- |
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CHON RUBY |
Neary Thirty Years of East-West Friendship |
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BRATER ENOCH |
A Meeting at the Beaubourg |
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BATE JONATHAN |
My Memory of Professor Takahashi |
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HOLLAND PETER |
Remembering Laughter |
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GREENBLATT STEPHEN |
Ya-ya-koshi-ya! |
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NOMURA MANSAI |
The Lessons of the Master |
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GIBSON ANDREW |
Respecting Endings: Kokoro in a European Context |
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BOITANI PIERO |
Dante and Christendom |
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AGARI MANABU |
Linguistic Layers in Caxton's Malory |
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FITZSIMONS ANDREW |
Thomas Kinsella, Ireland and the Real |
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LLOYD-MORGAN, CERIDWEN |
Welsh Books in the Fifteenth Century |
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HARDMAN, PHILLIPA |
Evidence of Readership in Fifteenth-Century Household Miscellanies |
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BOFFEY, JULIA and |
Bodleian MS Arch. Selden. B. 24: the Genesis and Evolution of a Scottish Poetical Anthology |
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GILLESPIE, ALEXANDRA |
Balliol MS 354: Histories of the Book at the End of Middle Ages |
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TOKUNAGA, SATOK |
O A Digital Approach to the History of the Book: The Case of Caxton |
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