Nagai Kafū's Occidentalism Steven Vermeir

Nagai Kafū's Occidentalism Steven VermeirDescribes how writer Nagai Kaf (18791959) used his experience of the West to reconcile modernization and Japanese identity. Nagai Kaf (18791959) spent more time abroad than any other writer of his generation, firing the Japanese imagination with his visions of America and France. Applying the theoretical framework of Occidentalism to Japanese literature, Rachael Hutchinson explores Kaf's construction of the Western Other, an integral part of his

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