Beyond brushtalk : Sino-Japanese literary exchange in the interwar period / by Keaveney, Christopher T.

Table of Contents: “…The hub : Uchiyama Kanzō's Shanghai bookstore and its role in Sino-Japanese literary relations -- Musings of a literary pilgrim : Tanizaki Junʼichirō's discoveries in China and their records -- The allure of the White Birch School to May fourth writers -- Greener pastures : the new village ideal and May fourth intellectuals -- The art of wanderlust : Hayashi Fumiko's encounters with China -- Satō Haruo's "Ajia no ko" and Yu Dafu's response : literature, friendship, and nationalism -- Return to the brush : the polarization of the Chinese and Japanese literary communities in the 1930s -- Dream of a dream.…”
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