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Senda Akihiko is one of Japan's finest and best-known modern drama critics. This collection of his essays, articles, and reviews from 1971 to 1987 presents international audiences with the first opportunity to experience the excitement and accomplishments of the theatrical revolution that has continued to sweep over the Japanese stage since the 1960s. Consistently judicious and honest, the essays reveal the excitement (or disappointment) of each phase in the unfolding "voyage" of contemporary Japanese theatre.

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  1. Cover
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  1. Copyright
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  1. CONTENTS
  2. pp. 8-13
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  1. TRANSLATOR’S INTRODUCTION
  2. pp. xiii-xix
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  1. PROLOGUE
  2. pp. 1-35
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  1. Scene I:1971–1973: The First Period
  2. pp. 15-34
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  1. Scene II:1974–1979: Tsuka Kòhei and After
  2. pp. 35-122
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  1. Scene III:1980–1987: The Period of Metatheatre
  2. pp. 123-274
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  1. EPILOGUE
  2. pp. 275-276
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  1. Appendixes
  2. pp. 279-295
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  1. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
  2. pp. 297-298
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  1. INDEX
  2. pp. 299-305
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