1st Edition
Japanese Poetry and its Publics From Colonial Taiwan to Fukushima
Introduction: Japanese Poetry and its Publics
Chapter One: Japanese Imperialism and Poetic Matrices – Conventional and Autopoietic Projections of "Nature," Place, and Labor in Early Colonial Taiwan
Chapter Two: Transculturation and Extreme Intertextuality—Taiwanese Poets in the New Year’s Day Poetry Pages of Colonial Taiwan
Chapter Three: Nativist Legacies of Desinicization and Nationalist Sentiment in Poetry During the Second Sino-Japanese War
Chapter Four: The Long View of Colonial Regimes: The Taiwan Tanka Association’s Poetry of Witness
Chapter Five: Postcolonial Affiliation after 3.11: Hyperobjects and Inter-evental Entanglement in the Taiwan Tanka Association
Chapter Six: Poetry Blogs and Posthuman Archives in Postcolonial Taiwan
Appendix
Index
Biography
Dean Anthony Brink, Associate Professor, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, National Chiao Tung University
