Number 43. (2005)
Women Playwrights of Japan
in the Special Issue
- The Quest for Salvation in the Plays of AKIMOTO Matsuyo David GOODMAN
- KISHIDA Rio’s Tsui no Sumika Kari no Yado : The Emperor System, Gender,
and Nationalism ANAN Nobuko
- ICHIDÔ Rei: Metatheatre in the 1980s NISHIMURA Hiroko
- NGAI Ai’s “Conventional Theatre” : Allegorical Comedy of Manners SAITÔ Tomoko
- Deconstructing Narrative: KISARAGI Koharu and her Subject-Position as a
Woman Playwright TONOOKA Naomi
- WATANABE Eriko in the 1980s YUKI Sôichi
- “The Earth is Female”: Feminist Theatre in America HORI Mariko
- Women’s Solidarity in the Latin American Theatre Scene YOSHIKAWA Emiko
- Reading OKADA Yachiyo’s A Boxwood Comb: Influences of MORI Ôgai and
KINOSHITA Mokutarô HAYASHI Hirochika
- HASEGAWA Shigure’s Sakura-fubuki TERADA Shima
- An apple Pie Afternoon (Appurupai no gogo) by ÔSAKI Midori MORII Naoko
- TANAKA Sumie’s A Woman Who Beats the Drum HESHIKI Shôko
- The Image of Fluttering Cherry Blossoms in the World of the New Noh Play,
Fumigara ITÔ Maki
- <Camp> Appropriating or Appropriated: Mae West in the 1930s and 1970s SAKAI Takashi
- The complete memorandum record of my father Shigetoshi KAWATAKE, who was actually involved in the censorship of Shochiku Kabuki by GHQ during the American Occupation in Japan KAWATAKE Toshio
Editor: MÔRI Mitsuya +Guest editors of the special issue: INOUE Yoshie