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Book Title
On Uneven Ground
Publication Name
On Uneven Ground
Title
On Uneven Ground
Subtitle
Miyazawa Kenji and the Making of Place in Modern Japan
Author
Hoyt Long
Format
Hardcover
ISBN-10
0804776865
EAN
9780804776868
ISBN
9780804776868
Publisher
Stanford University Press
Genre
Literary Criticism
Release Year
2011
Release Date
14/12/2011
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
0.6in
Item Length
9in
Item Weight
18.3 Oz
Publication Year
2011
Type
Textbook
Topic
Asian / Japanese, General
Item Width
6in
Number of Pages
312 Pages

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The history of literary and artistic production in modern Japan has typically centered on the literature and art of Tokyo, yet cultural activity in the country's regional cities and rural towns was no less vibrant. On Uneven Ground recovers pieces of this neglected history through the figure of Miyazawa Kenji (1896-1933). While alive, he remained a mostly unknown and unread provincial author whose experiments with narrative fiction, amateur theater, and farmer's art reveal an intense determination to reimagine and remake his native place, in the northeast of Japan, meaningful. Today, Miyazawa is one of the most recognized figures in Japan's modern literary canon. The story of his radical posthumous rise presents an opportunity to examine the larger history of how writing and other forms of artistic practice have intersected with place-based identity and the uneven geography of cultural production. The first book-length study of Miyazawa in English, On Uneven Ground centers on Miyazawa's life and writing to recreate a sense of what it was to write about and remake place from a spatially marginal position in the cultural field.

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Publisher
Stanford University Press
ISBN-10
0804776865
ISBN-13
9780804776868
eBay Product ID (ePID)
109281767

Product Key Features

Author
Hoyt Long
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Asian / Japanese, General
Publication Year
2011
Type
Textbook
Genre
Literary Criticism
Number of Pages
312 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Height
0.6in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
18.3 Oz

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Pl833
Reviews
"This study charts an entirely new course in our thinking and writing about texts, authors, and locales. Miyazawa Kenji and his region are employed as focal points to incorporate an enormous variety of knowledge concerning Japanese literary movements and cultures. It is required reading for those with an interest in modern Japan beyond the borders of Tokyo."--Richard Torrance, The Ohio State University, "Long's concentrated attention to place making in this book . . . allows Long to say much that is new and of consequence about [Miyazawa], while adding to our understanding of cultural production in Japan's interwar period, and of the complex structures that impact how meaning is assigned to locality."-Sarah M. Strong, Asian Studies Review, "Long's concentrated attention to place making in this book . . . allows Long to say much that is new and of consequence about [Miyazawa], while adding to our understanding of cultural production in Japan's interwar period, and of the complex structures that impact how meaning is assigned to locality."--Sarah M. Strong, Asian Studies Review, "On one level, Hoyt Long's provocatively argued and historically grounded study illuminates the intellectual and cultural contributions of one of Japan's best loved literary writers. But it is much more; his theoretically sophisticated analysis sheds light on hierarchies of center and periphery in empire, networks of cultural flow, and the creative imagination's entanglement with society and ideas."--Ann Sherif, Oberlin College, "Hoyt Long reinvents the single author study by examining the life and afterlife of Miyazawa Kenji to reveal the conditions of literary production that initially marginalized, then monumentalized Miyazawa's work. A sophisticated analysis that reframes 20th century literary history and its heroes."—Louise Young, Professor of History, UW-Madison, "Provides fresh insight into Miyazawa Kenji's oeuvre, as well as the complex relationship between the institutions of cultural (re)production and the literary product, thereby destabilizing persistent notions of a singular, monolithic national Japanese literature." —Edward Mack, University of Washington, "This study charts an entirely new course in our thinking and writing about texts, authors, and locales. Miyazawa Kenji and his region are employed as focal points to incorporate an enormous variety of knowledge concerning Japanese literary movements and cultures. It is required reading for those with an interest in modern Japan beyond the borders of Tokyo."—Richard Torrance, The Ohio State University, "On one level, Hoyt Long's provocatively argued and historically grounded study illuminates the intellectual and cultural contributions of one of Japan's best loved literary writers. But it is much more; his theoretically sophisticated analysis sheds light on hierarchies of center and periphery in empire, networks of cultural flow, and the creative imagination's entanglement with society and ideas."-Ann Sherif, Oberlin College, "This study charts an entirely new course in our thinking and writing about texts, authors, and locales. Miyazawa Kenji and his region are employed as focal points to incorporate an enormous variety of knowledge concerning Japanese literary movements and cultures. It is required reading for those with an interest in modern Japan beyond the borders of Tokyo."--Richard Torrance, The Ohio State University "Hoyt Long reinvents the single author study by examining the life and afterlife of Miyazawa Kenji to reveal the conditions of literary production that initially marginalized, then monumentalized Miyazawa's work. A sophisticated analysis that reframes 20th century literary history and its heroes."--Louise Young, Professor of History, UW-Madison, "[Long's] detailed, theoretical study of place-both center and periphery in interwar Japan-illustrates how locality determines literary reception. . . Recommended."-E. J. Hogan, CHOICE, "This study charts an entirely new course in our thinking and writing about texts, authors, and locales. Miyazawa Kenji and his region are employed as focal points to incorporate an enormous variety of knowledge concerning Japanese literary movements and cultures. It is required reading for those with an interest in modern Japan beyond the borders of Tokyo."-Richard Torrance, The Ohio State University, "Required reading for those with an interest in modern Japan beyond the borders of Tokyo." —Richard Torrance, The Ohio State University, "Long's study not only provides us fresh insight into Miyazawa Kenji's oeuvre, but also into the complex relationship between the institutions of cultural (re-)production and the literary product; in so doing, his attention to 'the local' contributes to the destabilization of persistent notions of a singular, monolithic national Japanese literature."--Edward Mack, University of Washington, "On one level, Hoyt Long's provocatively argued and historically grounded study illuminates the intellectual and cultural contributions of one of Japan's best loved literary writers. But it is much more; his theoretically sophisticated analysis sheds light on hierarchies of center and periphery in empire, networks of cultural flow, and the creative imagination's entanglement with society and ideas."—Ann Sherif, Oberlin College, "Long's concentrated attention to place making in this book . . . allows Long to say much that is new and of consequence about [Miyazawa], while adding to our understanding of cultural production in Japan's interwar period, and of the complex structures that impact how meaning is assigned to locality."—Sarah M. Strong, Asian Studies Review, "[Long's] detailed, theoretical study of place—both center and periphery in interwar Japan—illustrates how locality determines literary reception. . . Recommended."—E. J. Hogan, CHOICE, "Long's study not only provides us fresh insight into Miyazawa Kenji's oeuvre, but also into the complex relationship between the institutions of cultural (re-)production and the literary product; in so doing, his attention to 'the local' contributes to the destabilization of persistent notions of a singular, monolithic national Japanese literature."-Edward Mack, University of Washington, "[Long's] detailed, theoretical study of place--both center and periphery in interwar Japan--illustrates how locality determines literary reception. . . Recommended."--E. J. Hogan, CHOICE, "[Long's] detailed, theoretical study of place--both center and periphery in interwar Japan--illustrates how locality determines literary reception. . . Recommended."-E. J. Hogan, CHOICE, "Long's study not only provides us fresh insight into Miyazawa Kenji's oeuvre, but also into the complex relationship between the institutions of cultural (re-)production and the literary product; in so doing, his attention to 'the local' contributes to the destabilization of persistent notions of a singular, monolithic national Japanese literature."—Edward Mack, University of Washington
Publication Name
On Uneven Ground : Miyazawa Kenji and the Making of Place in Modern Japan
Copyright Date
2011
Lccn
2011-012229
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional

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