دانلود کتاب A Kamigata Anthology: Literature from Japan’s Metropolitan Centers, 1600–1750

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Contents\nPreface to the Three-Volume Anthology\nPreface to the Volume\nIntroduction: Negotiating a New Literature\nNotes for the Reader\nChronology\nI. Characters and Manners, High and Low\nThe Poetic Competition of the Twelve Zodiac Animals\nTwenty Local Paragons of Filial Impiety\nCharacters of Worldly Shop Clerks\nII. Exploring Japan: Traveling the Freeways on Foot\nFact, Fantasy, and Foibles on the Roads and in the Cities\nDenizens of Kyoto\nFamous Places along the Tōkaidō\nGlittering Highlights of Edo: Traces of Famous Places New and Old\nA Journey to Ise: Some Sibling Scribbles\nIII. The Monstrous and the Weird\nOne Hundred Tales from the Various Provinces\nThe Bearded Lady of the Haunted House\nIV. Staging the Supernatural: Heroism in Kamigata and Edo Theatre\nA Courtesan’s Soul within Incense Smoke\nKagekiyo\nV. Landscapes and Seasons\nSaikaku’s Hundred Linked Verses, Annotated by Himself\nStarving Poets, Courtesans, and Sandal Makers: Three Sequences from Bashō and His Disciples\nThe Peddler of Poems\nBeneath the Trees\nThroughout the Town\nVI. Nature and Sentiments\nTwo-Needle Pine\nThe Jeweled Water Grass Anthology\nVII. Love and Eros\nThe Tale of Zeraku\nPuppets of Passion: Early Edo Songs\nLovebirds’ First Journey\nEvening Mist over Mount Asama\nTo Toribe Mountain\nA Puppet Master of the Floating World\nVIII. Passions among Men\nMongrel Essays in Idleness\nMale Colors Pickled with Pepperleaf Shoots\nHow a Pledge of Undying Love Was Reborn\nThe Back Side of Nō Chant\nBad Boy Morihisa, from Virtuoso Vocal Pieces: Beating Rhythm with a Fan\nThe Male Players’ “Takasago,” from Virtuoso Vocal Pieces: A Stacked Pair of Sake Cups\nIX. Gossip, Reportage, and Advertising\nNewfangled Spiels\nStirrups of Musashi: An Account of the Meireki Fire of 1657\nA Garden of Words from the Boudoir\nRounding Out the Snowman\nX. Laughing at Everyday Life\nA Sackful of Wisecracks\nToday’s Tales of Yesterday\nToday’s Book of Jokes\nThis Year’s Jokes\nHand-Rolled for Laughter\nStories Told by Buzaemon\nJokes Told by Tsuyu\nJokes Worthy of Your Ear\nJokes Left by Rokyū\nJokes to Bloom in Summer Heat, early eighteenth century\nJokes for Side Stitches\nJokes from the God of Fortune\nXI. Philosophizing the Ordinary\nA Collection of Fallen Grains—Addendum\nThe Country Zhuangzi\nA Book of Everyday Morals\nSource Texts and Modern Editions\nContributors\nPermissions\nIndex