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Melancholic Translations: Recursivity, Race, and Japanese Literary Modernity
This dissertation reconceptualizes Modern Japanese Literature (Nihon kindai bungaku) as a metanarrative that advances by repeatedly looping back onto its own conditions of (im)possibility. I argue that this recursive structure arises from modern Japan’s oscillation between the residual past of the S
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