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A thought-provoking biography and an engaging critical analysis of Koda Aya's (1904-1990) writing plus translations of some of her most provocative shorter works.

Ann Sherif teaches Japanese language and literature at Oberlin College.

Acknowledgments	p. ix
A Note on Names	p. xi
Life and Writings
A Literary Life	p. 3
The Father: Koda's Autobiographical Texts	p. 29
Flowing and the Literature of the Demimonde	p. 73
Narrative Authority and the Postwar Realm: Two Exemplary Short Stories	p. 105
Torn Sleeves and the Anti-Oedipal Family	p. 131
Epilogue	p. 156
Translations
Fragments	p. 163
The Medal	p. 166
Dolls for a Special Day	p. 177
A Friend for Life	p. 188
Chronology	p. 201
Bibliography	p. 205
Index	p. 219
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