Structuring Boundaries: Inner Kingdoms and Global Empires in Early-Twentieth Century Latin American and Japanese Literatures.

The article explores the emergence of modernism in Latin America and the genre I-novel in Japan as significant literary movements of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Topics discussed include the aesthetic differences and similarities between modernism and Japanese naturalism, the i...

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Publicado en:Comparatist Vol. 48; pp. 177 - 203
Autor principal: OBERMEYER, AMY
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Publicado: University of North Carolina Press Nov2024
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