Shakespeare In Japan,New Mulhausen And Of Their Witty Mother

And Of Their Witty Mother

Recasting Religion As A Set Of Social And Cultural Facts Imagined

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Shakespeare In Japan,New Mulhausen And Of Their Witty MotherSince The Late Meiji Period, Shakespeare Has Held A Central Place In Japanese Literary Culture. This Account Explores The Conditions Of Shakespeare'S Reception And Assimilation. It Considers The Problems Of Translation Both Cultural And Linguistic, And Includes An Extensive Illustrated Survey Of The Most Significant Shakespearean Productions And Adaptations, And The Contrasting Responses Of Japanese And Western Critics.