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ISSN 1554-3749
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Vol. 4, Issue 5, 2015March 01, 2015 EDT

Social and Political Criticism in Japanese Literature: Hayama Yoshiki’s Proletarian Literature and Kenzaburo Oe’s View of the Young Postwar Generation

Waldemiro Franciso Sorte Junior,
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Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 5, 2015

Vol. 4, Issue 5, 2015
  • Editor's Note
    Ali Riaz
  • What Is So Healthy About Healthy Realism? The Representation of Female Madness in Bai Jingrui’s Lonely Seventeen (1967)
    Mei-Hsuan Chiang
  • Social and Political Criticism in Japanese Literature: Hayama Yoshiki’s Proletarian Literature and Kenzaburo Oe’s View of the Young Postwar Generation
    Waldemiro Franciso Sorte Junior
Studies on Asia
Sorte Junior, Waldemiro Franciso. 2015. “Social and Political Criticism in Japanese Literature: Hayama Yoshiki’s Proletarian Literature and Kenzaburo Oe’s View of the Young Postwar Generation.” Studies on Asia 4 (5): 33–62.
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