Imag(in)ing the war in Japan: representing and responding to trauma in postwar literature and film
In: Brill's Japanese studies library volume 34
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Preliminary Material /M. Williams and D. Stahl -- Introduction /David C. Stahl and Mark B. Williams -- Chapter One. Catastrophe, Memory, And Narrative: Teaching Japanese And Jewish Responses To Twentieth-Century Atrocity /Alan Tansman -- Chapter Two. Murakami Haruki And The War Inside /Jay Rubin -- Chapter Three. To Make Gods And Demons Weep: Witnessing The Sublime In "Death In Midsummer" And "Patriotism" /Dennis Washburn -- Chapter Four. Writing The Traumatized Self: Tenkō In The Literature Of Shiina Rinzō /Mark Williams -- Chapter Five. Okuizumi Hikaru And The Mystery Of War Memory /Angela Yiu -- Chapter Six. Victimization And \'Response-Ability\': Remembering, Representing, And Working Through Trauma In Grave Of The Fireflies /David C. Stahl -- Chapter Seven. Fractious Memories In Medoruma Shun's Tales Of War /Davinder L. Bhowmik -- Chapter Eight. Framing The Ruins: The Documentary Photographs Of Yamahata Yōsuke (Nagasaki, August 10, 1945) /Mark Silver -- Chapter Nine. Responsibility And Japanese Literature Of The Atomic Bomb /Karen Thornber -- Chapter Ten. Of Brutality And Betrayal: Youthful Fiction And The Legacy Of The Asia Pacific War /Christine E. Wiley -- Chapter Eleven. Contesting Traumatic War Narratives: Space Battleship Yamato And Mobile Suit Gundam /William Ashbaugh -- Index /M. Williams and D. Stahl.