Telling Lives : Women's Self-Writing in Modern Japan

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Acknowledgments	ix
Introduction	1	(14)
1. Producing Writing Subjects: Women in the Interwar Years	15	(17)
2. Politics Rooted in Everyday Life: Oku Mumeo's Fires Burning Brightly (Nobi aka aka to)	32	(50)
3. Changing Consciousness: Takai Toshio's My Own Sad History of Female Textile Workers (Watashi no joko aishi)	82	(50)
4. Her Mother's Voice: Nishi Kiyoko's Reminiscences (Tsuioku)	132	(53)
5. Re-presenting the Self: Sata Ineko's Between the Lines of My Personal Chronology (Nen'pu no gyOkan)	185	(44)
6. Resisting Authority: Fukunaga Misao's Recollections of a Female Communist (Aru onna kyosanshugisha no kaiso)	229	(41)
7. Conclusion	270	(7)
Notes	277	(18)
Bibliography	295	(10)
Index	305