... Abstract The Journal's November 1999 issue (58.4:1141) carried an error in William A. Marotti's review of David G. Goodman's CD Concerned Theatre Japan: The Graphic Art of Japanese Theatre 1960–1980 . At the end of the fourth paragraph, it states “… which reiterates the position of Yasuda Yojuro...

... Library of Japanese Art, No. 10. Tokyo and Rutland: Turtle, 1957. 61 plates, 8 in color, Bibliog. $1.25. Muna\ata. Ed. YOJURO YASUDA. English text by Oliver Statler. Tokyo and Rutland: Turtle, 1958. 82. 97 plates, 20 in full color. $2.50 (cloth), $1.25 (paper). Zen in the Art of Flower Arrangement...

...-wing litterateur, Yasuda Yojuro, has not made it either. Some, mostly recent, writers who have received considerable attention in the West Abe Kobo, Dazai Osamu, Kishida Kunio, and Oe Kenzaburo are also neglected. And what in the world, one is likely to exclaim, is Koizumi Yakumo (Lafcadio Hearn) doing...

... as an ironic reaffirmation of the premodern as a means to transcend the modern" ("Overview which reiterates the position of Yasuda Yojuro at the wartime "Overcoming the Modern" conference, collapsing the goals of 1960s theater with those of the Roman-ha. The real irony is that many of these dramatists...

... from painful criticism after the war. Writers analyzed in the book include the central figure of the school, Yasuda Yojuro; the poet Jinbo Kotard; the well-known poet of modern angst, Hagiwara Sakutaro; the intense lyricist lto Shizuo; the influential cultural critic and theorist of tenko Kamei...

...-wing litterateur, Yasuda Yojuro, has not made it either. Some, mostly recent, writers who have received considerable attention in the West Abe Kobo, Dazai Osamu, Kishida Kunio, and Oe Kenzaburo are also neglected. And what in the world, one is likely to exclaim, is Koizumi Yakumo (Lafcadio Hearn) doing...

... . “The Decay of Lying.” In Critical Theory Since Plato , edited by Adams Hazard . New York : Harcourt Brace Jovanovich . Yamaguchi Masao et al. 1992 . “ Shokuminchishugi to kindai Nihon .” Hihyo Kūkan . No. 7 : 6 –41. Yasuda YojŪRŌ . 1977 . “Futari no shijin.” In Nihon Rōmanha...

... of Japanese classical literature. At least three names are worth remembering: (1) Ito Shizuo, certainly one of the best modern poets; (2) Yasuda Yojuro, a kind of mystic and an influential critic particularly among the young intellectuals of the late 30's and the early 40's; and (3) Mishima Yukio...

... of culture. More and more Japanese intellectuals, ranging from the communist Takakura Teru to the cultural conservative Yasuda Yojūrō, deemed Western modernity to be a threat to the indigenous tradition of Japan. The anxieties of intellectuals of different stripes intersected at the point of trying...

... of Muchaku Hokuendo Kofukuji; a detailed study. Arts asiatiques 5 (1958), 49-64. . The Yumedono Kannon of Horyuji. ACAS 11 (1957), 59-68. MULDER, W . Z. Hiroshige in Rotterdam. OA n.s. 4 (1958), 131-35. MUNAKATA, SHIKO. Shiko Munukata. Edited by Yojuro Yasuda. English text by Oliver Statler. Rutland, Vt., C...