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      The Great Mirror of Male Love

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      Stories of homosexual love affairs between samurai men and boys and between young kabuki actors and their patrons held broad appeal in pre-modern Japanese culture. An independent popular writer, Saikaku wrote "Nanshoku Okagami" in 1687 with the intention of extending his readership.

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      Description

      Product ID:9780804718950
      Product Form:Paperback / softback
      Country of Manufacture:US
      Title:The Great Mirror of Male Love
      Authors:Author: Ihara Saikaku, Paul Gordon Schalow
      Page Count:384
      Subjects:Modern and contemporary fiction: general and literary, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Cultural studies, Cultural studies
      Description:Stories of homosexual love affairs between samurai men and boys and between young kabuki actors and their patrons held broad appeal in pre-modern Japanese culture. An independent popular writer, Saikaku wrote "Nanshoku Okagami" in 1687 with the intention of extending his readership.
      Imprint Name:Stanford University Press
      Publisher Name:Stanford University Press
      Country of Publication:GB
      Publishing Date:1991-04-01

      Additional information

      Weight506 g
      Dimensions139 × 213 × 25 mm