Modern Japanese Fiction : 1868-1926 / Nakamura Mitsuo.

Publisher's Foreword -

PART ONE -

JAPANESE FICTION IN THE MEIJI ERA (1868-1912) -

Introduction:

I. Gesaku Writing of the Early Meiji Period -

II. The Political Novel and the Translated Novel -

III. Shôsetsu Shinzui and Tôsei Shosei Katagi and Tsubouchi Shôyô -

IV. Ukigumo and Futabatei Shimei -

V. Kenyûsha -

VI. Ôgai, Tôkoku and Tôson -

VII. Kôson, Ryokuu and Ichiyô -

VIII. From Ideological Novel to Social Novel -

IX. Characteristics of Naturalism and Its Pioneer Kunikida Doppo -

X. Katai, Tôson, Hômei and Shûsei -

PART TWO:

JAPANESE FICTION IN THE TAISHO ERA

(1912-1926).

XI. Characteristics of the Taisho Period -

XII. The Aesthetic School: Nagai Kafû and Tanizaki Jun'ichiro -