[ESSAY] β(En)Gendering Japanese Literature and Translation: Joan E. Ericsonβs π΅π π πππππβ by Catherine Regina Borlaza β Cha
In Be a Woman, Joan Ericson foregrounds an intriguing question concerning an anomaly in Japanese literary history and literary criticism: Why has Hayashi Fumiko (1903 to 1951), an exceedingly prolific and popular writer, considered at one point βthe representative woman writerβ in Japan, been excluded from the modern canon of Japanese literature and received very little scholarly attention?
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