Yomota Inuhiko memoir

[Melek Ortabasi]

Nope, sorry - not in Tokyo anymore. According to 
the description, though, seems solidly centered 
around his experiences with Yura - but it's 
possible, I'm sure.

Melek

>Did you see the book? I'm curious if Hasumi is a structured absence!
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>On Mar 17, 2008, at 2:53 PM, Melek Ortabasi wrote:
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>>Hi all,
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>>I imagine most of you are aware of this 
>>publication, but I just ran across a review of 
>>it in _Japanese Book News_ no. 55 (Spring 2008).
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>>_Sensei to watashi_, by Yomota Inuhiko. 
>>Shinch?sha, 2007. ?1,500. ISBN 
>>978-4-10-367106-0.
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>>I'll type out part of the review:
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>>...the author of this memoir of his early 
>>adulthood...is active in a wide range of fields 
>>including movie history, literature, manga, and 
>>urban studies.
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>>The sensei he is talking about is Yura 
>>Kimiyoshi, who was at the time an assistant 
>>professor of English literature at the U of 
>>Tokyo.
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>>Thought this might be of interest to some of 
>>you, especially considering he was a guest at 
>>last year's Kinema Club conference in 
>>Frankfurt. The discussion is, I'm guessing, a 
>>bit more on the literary side.
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>>Cheers,
>>Melek
>>--
>>Melek Ortabasi, Ph.D.
>>Assistant Professor
>>Department of Comparative Literature
>>Hamilton College
>>Clinton, NY


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Melek Ortabasi, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Comparative Literature
Hamilton College
Clinton, NY
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