Fracturing the Translation or Translating the Fractures? Questions in the Western Reception of Non-Linear Narratives in Japanese Arts and Poetics

Author： Inaga Shigemi  

Publisher： Edinburgh University Press

ISSN： 1750-0109

Source： Comparative Critical Studies, Vol.10, Iss.supplement, 2013-10, pp. : 39-56

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