The Culture Of Copying In Japan: Critical And Historical Perspectives

List of contributors......Page 10
Series editor\'s preface......Page 12
Acknowledgements......Page 14
PART I Original encounters......Page 26
1 Body-to-body transmission: the copying tradition of Kagura......Page 28
2 A spectrum of copies: ritual puppetry in Japan......Page 39
3 Copying in Japanese magazines: unashamed copiers......Page 46
PART II Arts of citation......Page 56
4 The originality of the \'copy\': mimesis and subversion in Hanegawa Tôei\'s Chôsenjin Ukie......Page 58
5 Copy to convert: Jesuits\' missionary practice in Japan......Page 80
6 Back to the fundamentals: \'reproducing\' Rikyû and Chôjirô in Japanese tea culture......Page 89
7 An investigation of the conditions of literary borrowings in late Heian and early Kamakura Japan......Page 98
8 Chinese calligraphic models in Heian Japan: copying practices and stylistic transmission......Page 107
PART III Modern exchanges......Page 129
9 Beyond mimesis: Japanese architectural models at the Vienna Exhibition and 1910 Japan British Exhibition......Page 131
10 Copying Kyoto: the legitimacy of imitation in Kyoto\'s townscape debate......Page 140
11 Copying cars: forgotten licensing agreements......Page 155
12 Hungry visions: the material life of Japanese food samples......Page 165
Index......Page 173