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...Chika Kinoshita BOOK REVIEWS JAPAN 867 that had been previously untapped in the Western literature on Tibet. It will quickly become one of the standard reference works on the subject. ELLIOT SPERLING Indiana University JAPAN Sansho Dayu. By DUDLEY A N D R E W and CAROLE C A V A N A U G H . London...

... the People's Republic of China. It incorporates much new information and uses sources BOOK REVIEWS JAPAN 867 that had been previously untapped in the Western literature on Tibet. It will quickly become one of the standard reference works on the subject. ELLIOT SPERLING Indiana University JAPAN Sansho Dayu...

... customs and traditions then Sansho Dayu could be said to call this people to consciousness, (p. 44) He describes Sansho Dayii as a "perfect" film in the grammatical sense that it aspired for establishing the final version of the "Sansho Dayu" legend, which had been disseminated and passed on by popular...

... history and tradition. The essentials of Sansho Dayu lJl#$A;^ (1915) were already familiar on the puppet stage. The title character is a composite figure representing rich squires of the eleventh century; the story concerns him only as the buyer of two children captured by slave traders. The boy...

... in Japanese and Chinese history and tradition. The essentials of Sansho Dayu lJl#$A;^ (1915) were already familiar on the puppet stage. The title character is a composite figure representing rich squires of the eleventh century; the story concerns him only as the buyer of two children captured by slave...

... misleading to take them together as "the world of unenlightened men." 2. Sources. Sometimes the provenance of expressions is given in a general way, but more often no hint appears to identify the context where a term might be used. On p. 259, for example, sansho (C. sanhsing) is defined as "The three kinds...

..., completed A-ku-ta's unfinished task of conquest. See Chin Shih (Dynastic History of the Chin. Po-na ed.; hereafter cited as CS ), 78.8ab. 6 For details see Tsugio Mikami , “ Kinsho ni okeru sanshō seido, Part I ” (The Three Department System for Central Government in the Early Chin...

.../Weak Passive Male (as presented in films such as Double Suicide and What Is Your Name the Prodigal Son/Forgiving Parent/Self-Sacrificing Sister (Sansho the Bailiff), and the Archetypal Family (exemplified by the Army as 648 THE JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES a pseudo-family structure). In his chapter...

... (Sansho the Bailiff), and the Archetypal Family (exemplified by the Army as ...

... and works are cited in passing, but whole chapters or sections of chapters are devoted to such diverse subjects as Tanizaki's Shunkin and Yume no Ukihashi; Natsume Soseki's Kusamakura; Ise Monogatari; Genji Monogatari; Heike Monogatari; Akinari's Ugetsu Monogatari ; Kafu's Sumidagawa; Ogai's Sansho Dayu...

... for it. Although Kodera does not discuss earlier treatments of the subject, in fact the question of Dogen's relationship to Ju-ching has provoked considerable controversy in Japan. As Kagamishima has pointed out (Sansho 50 [11/75 the argument turns on the sources. Our access to Ju-ching is limited to two kinds...

... for it. Although Kodera does not discuss earlier treatments of the subject, in fact the question of Dogen's relationship to Ju-ching has provoked considerable controversy in Japan. As Kagamishima has pointed out (Sansho 50 [11/75 the argument turns on the sources. Our access to Ju-ching is limited to two kinds...

... Kusamakura; Ise Monogatari; Genji Monogatari; Heike Monogatari; Akinari's Ugetsu Monogatari ; Kafu's Sumidagawa; Ogai's Sansho Dayu; Kawabata's Yukiguni; Dazai's Shayo; and stories by Ibuse, Endo, and Kaiko. The volume concludes with an appendix containing a new translation by Donald Keene of Taketori...

... the infliction of English plurals on innocent Japanese nouns, as in Kanja-sans to sono Sekai (p. 5); the mutilation of Japanese names, Chikamatsu Monzaemon being given as "Mozaemon Chikamatsu" and Sansho the Bailiff becoming a suspiciously Hispanic-sounding "Sancho" throughout. 3) Errors in interpreting Japanese...

... of modern Japan. Volume I opens with Rimer's "The Historical Literature of Mori Ogai: An Introduction." This volume contains the stories more likely to be known to readers of Japanese literature, among them "The Abe Family," "The Takase Boat," and "Sansho the Steward" (the tale filmed over twenty years ago...

...: The Remains of Russian Culture in Northern Japan [John Whitney Hall] 589 Lockwood, William W., The Economic Development of Japan: Growth and Struc- tural Change 1868-1938 [C. F. Remer] 584 Maruyama Masao, Nihon seiji shisTS-shi kenkytl [Dan F. Henderson] 123 Mori, Ogai, Sansho" Dayti, tr. by Tsutomu Fukuda LG...

... and included in Nihon zuihitsu taisei, Vol. 7, 553–711. especially 553. 53 Keizairoku, 663. 54 Dazai's language: Sono nariyuku mama ni shite suteoku [discard] gi nari . Ibid., 659. 55 This is Dazai's “Akō yonjūroku shi ron,” in Akō gijin sanshō, 3 vols. (1910), Vol. 1, pp...

... shiyō kyōkasho oyobi kyōiku ni kanshi gaimu, monbu, naimu sanshō kyōgi no ken [Discussion among Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Education, and Home Affairs about textbooks used by and education of Chinese students in Japan]. Ref. B05015408000. Diplomatic Records of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Japan...

... (1957), 302-308. (Review article) MIYATA, SHIMPACHIRO. Translated literature in Japan. JQ 4 (Apr./June 1957), 169-77. tables. Bal y Gay. Mexico, Fondo de Cultura Eco- MORI, OGAI. Sansho dayu. Translated by Masaki nomica, 1956. 135 p. (Breviarios del Fondo de Seikai. Asia scene 1, no. 4-6 (Feb.-May 1956...