Book (Practical) Nihon Essay Essay Studies in Modern Literature as a History of Learning / Hiroaki Nakayama

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Nihon Essay / Zuihitsu
[Introduction to Contents]
This book traces how the study of Japanese modern literature began from ten perspectives, from the interwar, wartime, and post-war periods.
It does not simply look at where the origin is, but it focuses on the trends of various study groups. It also highlights the "daily life" of research, such as the way of graduation thesis, how the complete collection was made, and the history of research using magazines and newspapers, and connects to the present.
At a time when the study of humanities and humanities is at a crossroads, it clarifies the way of knowledge in the study of literature from a new perspective called the history of learning.
Born in Tokyo in 1961.
Graduated from the Department of Languages and Languages, School of Education, Waseda University
Graduated from the Graduate School of Literature, Waseda University
Graduated from the Graduate School of Literature, Waseda University
Majored in Modern Japanese Literature
Professor of Literature, Tokushima Bunri University
Majored in Modern Japanese Literature
Main single author
Predawn 』 of 『 in the interwar period of 『 - World War as a Phenomenon - 』 (Shinyyosha, 2012)
Shadow of 『 First World War - World War and Japanese Literature - 』 (Sobunsha, 2012)
『 Melting Literature - Toson Shimazaki and History of Learning - 』 (Kanrin Sho 2016