Translation, Transculturation, and Transformation of Modernity in East Asia

Introduction
Review

Chapter 1 : Translation of Modernity
Towards a Transcultural Supernatural
Poe’s “The Black Cat” and Western Gothic Tales in the Early Meiji Era
Daniel J. Wyatt

“Processing of Knowledge” and Translation in Modern Japan
The case of “shin-kango”
Noriko Matsunaga

Reading Reality into the Fantasy of Kafka’s Metamorphosis
Yeon-soo Kim

Chapter 2 : Transculturation in East-Asia
Another “Paris in the Orient”
Overlapping Exoticism in Japanese Modernism around 1930
Tsuyoshi Namigata

Study on Kim Kirim’s Surrealism and Modernism
Jin-hee Kim

The Nude in the Meiji Era
Reception and Representation of the Female Body in Modern Japanese Literature
Tsunehiko Matsumoto
The Modern Publication of Pre-Modern Literature and Its Significance
The Change of Intellectual Accreditation in Korea’s Enlightenment Era
Sun-hee Kim

The Afterlives of An Chungg?n in Republican-Era China
From Sinocentric Appropriation to a Rupture in Nationalism
Inhye Han

Chapter 3 : Transformation of knowledge
The Functional Role of One Thousand and One Nights As Amplified in the Discourse Of Some Prefer Nettles
Elnoby Mohamed

Acceptance of Socialism in Colonial Joseon and Sakae ?sugi
Byeong-jin Kim

Joseonjigwang and the Development of KAPF Literature
Youn-ho Oh

Human Rights Education in the Japanese Cultural Context
Which Type of Rights Th eory Can Provide a Better Guide?
Teruhisa Se

Contributors