Comparative Literature and Comparative Culture Handbook / Eiko Imabashi

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Japanese Essays and Essays "Comparative Literature," a field of study born in the 19th century French, has developed over 130 years to cover culture and art. It is an "encyclopedia to read" the past, present, and future of comparative research, which explains a wide range of themes from basic concepts to the latest research genres. It is a guide to various books.
Contents
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Review
Part I : Theory of Comparative Research, Important Concepts
1. History and Concepts
2. Methods
3. Translation
4. Comparative Literature by Genre
5. Comparative Art
6. Comparative Culture
7. Comparative Literature in East Asia
Part II : Guide to Comparative Studies
To learn more about comparative literature, comparative art, and comparative culture
1. To Become a Comparative Researcher
2. Bookshelves for first time learners / bookshelves for bunko and new books / bookshelves for people who want to read more
Part III : Guide to Comparative Studies
To learn more about comparative literature, comparative art, and comparative culture
1. To Become a Comparative Researcher
2. The Road to Comparative Literature I / Road to Comparative Literature II / Bookshelves for first time learners / bookshelves for bunko and new books / bookshelves for people who want to read more
Part III : Guide to Comparative Studies
1. To Become a Comparative Researcher
2. Academic societies related to comparative literature (Japan)
3. International journals of comparative literature
6. History of comparative literature in various countries (French, US, Canadian, Russian Shea, Korean, and Chinese)
7. Oral History : Interview with comparative literati
8. Oral History : Interview with comparative literati
Bibliography by topic
References by topic
Author history
References by topic
Author history