[BOOK][B] Absolute Erotic, Absolute Grotesque: The Living, Dead, and Undead in Japan's Imperialism, 1895–1945
MW Driscoll - 2020 - degruyter.com
MW Driscoll
2020•degruyter.com“[A] highly imaginative study.... By bringing the painful human cost of empire to the forefront
in a way that few other scholars writing in English have, and linking those costs to larger
economic structures and cultural phenomena, Driscoll has made a significant contribution to
the growing field of Japanese colonial studies.”
in a way that few other scholars writing in English have, and linking those costs to larger
economic structures and cultural phenomena, Driscoll has made a significant contribution to
the growing field of Japanese colonial studies.”
“[A] highly imaginative study.... By bringing the painful human cost of empire to the forefront in a way that few other scholars writing in English have, and linking those costs to larger economic structures and cultural phenomena, Driscoll has made a significant contribution to the growing field of Japanese colonial studies.”
De Gruyter