Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedicaton -- Contents -- Foreword: Global Johnson by Greg Clingham -- Notes on the Text -- Introduction / KIMIYO OGAWA AND MIKA SUZUKI -- 1. A Brief History of Johnsonian Studies in Japan / HIDEICHI ETO -- 2....
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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedicaton -- Contents -- Foreword: Global Johnson by Greg Clingham -- Notes on the Text -- Introduction / KIMIYO OGAWA AND MIKA SUZUKI -- 1. A Brief History of Johnsonian Studies in Japan / HIDEICHI ETO -- 2. Johnson, Biography, and Modern Japan / NORIYUKI HARADA -- 3. Scientific Curiosity in Samuel Johnson's Rasselas and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein / KIMIYO OGAWA -- 4. Jane Austen and the Reception of Samuel Johnson in Japan: The Domestication of Realism in Soseki Natsume's Theory of Literature (1907) / YURI YOSHINO -- 5. Johnson the Tea Poet: A Scholarly Role Model and a Literary Doctor in Modernizing Japan / MIKA SUZUKI -- 6. Johnson and Garrick on Hamlet / MIKI IWATA -- 7. Abyssinian Johnson / NORIYUKI HATTORI -- 8. Johnson's Prose Style and His Notion of the Periodical Writer / TADAYUKI FUKUMOTO -- 9. An Analysis of Johnson's View of Knowledge: A Corpus-Stylistic Approach / MASAAKI OGURA -- 10. Johnson's Final Words: With Particular Reference to Boswell's Dirty Deed on Sastres / HITOSHI SUWABE -- Appendix: Johnson's Translated Works and Criticisms in Japanese / COLLECTED BY HIDEICHI ETO -- Acknowledgments -- Bibliography -- Notes on Contributors -- Index.
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedicaton -- Contents -- Foreword: Global Johnson by Greg Clingham -- Notes on the Text -- Introduction / KIMIYO OGAWA AND MIKA SUZUKI -- 1. A Brief History of Johnsonian Studies in Japan / HIDEICHI ETO -- 2....
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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedicaton -- Contents -- Foreword: Global Johnson by Greg Clingham -- Notes on the Text -- Introduction / KIMIYO OGAWA AND MIKA SUZUKI -- 1. A Brief History of Johnsonian Studies in Japan / HIDEICHI ETO -- 2. Johnson, Biography, and Modern Japan / NORIYUKI HARADA -- 3. Scientific Curiosity in Samuel Johnson's Rasselas and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein / KIMIYO OGAWA -- 4. Jane Austen and the Reception of Samuel Johnson in Japan: The Domestication of Realism in Soseki Natsume's Theory of Literature (1907) / YURI YOSHINO -- 5. Johnson the Tea Poet: A Scholarly Role Model and a Literary Doctor in Modernizing Japan / MIKA SUZUKI -- 6. Johnson and Garrick on Hamlet / MIKI IWATA -- 7. Abyssinian Johnson / NORIYUKI HATTORI -- 8. Johnson's Prose Style and His Notion of the Periodical Writer / TADAYUKI FUKUMOTO -- 9. An Analysis of Johnson's View of Knowledge: A Corpus-Stylistic Approach / MASAAKI OGURA -- 10. Johnson's Final Words: With Particular Reference to Boswell's Dirty Deed on Sastres / HITOSHI SUWABE -- Appendix: Johnson's Translated Works and Criticisms in Japanese / COLLECTED BY HIDEICHI ETO -- Acknowledgments -- Bibliography -- Notes on Contributors -- Index.
