Bibliography · Selected record

Principal bibliography

Selected publications across American literary studies, criticism, fiction, and the art of Japanese recitation.

English titles are editorial translations unless an established English title can be confirmed.

01

Scholarship, criticism, and recitation

  1. 1978

    『今日のアメリカ作家群像』

    Contemporary American Writers

    Studies of contemporary American writers including Kurt Vonnegut, Donald Barthelme, and Bernard Malamud.

    Shigeo Hamano, author

  2. 1984

    『ユダヤ系アメリカ文学の出発』

    The Origins of Jewish American Literature

    A study of the formation of Jewish American literature from the Old World through the era of immigration.

    Shigeo Hamano, author

  3. 1989

    『アメリカ文学と時代変貌』

    American Literature and Historical Change

    An interdisciplinary study of American literature in periods of historical change.

    Shigeo Hamano, editor

  4. 1995

    『アメリカの対抗文化』

    American Counterculture

    A cultural study of civil rights, antiwar movements, minority questions, and the counterculture of the 1960s.

    Japan Malamud Society, editor

  5. 2002

    『日本語朗読の楽しみ』

    The Pleasure of Japanese Recitation

    An exploration of how the spoken voice opens Japanese poetry and prose, from Romantic verse to modern fiction.

    Seishu Hamano, author

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  6. 2002

    『日米映像文学は戦争をどう見たか』

    How Japanese and American Screen Literature Viewed War

    A jointly edited volume comparing representations of war in Japanese and American film and screen narratives.

    Supervised by Tadatoshi Saito; edited by Shigeo Hamano and others

    Nihon Yuryo Tosho Shuppankai; distributed by KinseidoBibliographic record (Japanese) ↗Description source (Japanese) ↗
02

Fiction and short stories

  1. 2001

    『父の宿』

    Father’s Lodgings

    Short fiction reflecting on family and a father’s solitude.

    Seishu Hamano, author

  2. 2001

    『別れる季節』

    A Season of Parting

    Stories of changing seasons, meetings, and partings.

    Seishu Hamano, author

  3. 2001

    『若者よ明日香の国は』

    Young People, the Land of Asuka

    Fiction about the generation shaped by the 1960 protests against the U.S.–Japan Security Treaty.

    Seishu Hamano, author

  4. 2001

    『かまぐれ』

    Kamagure

    A story of a woman’s inner conflict as she inherits her family’s pottery practice.

    Seishu Hamano, author

  5. 2001

    『心は孤独な旅人』

    The Heart Is a Solitary Traveler

    Stories tracing a journey through Kawachi, Tokyo, and the United States.

    Seishu Hamano, author

  6. 2003

    『日朝、もし戦えば』

    If Japan and North Korea Went to War

    A novel depicting the machinery of war and human psychology through a family caught in a near-future conflict.

    Seishu Hamano, author

  7. 2004

    『愚劣少年法』

    The Folly of Juvenile Law

    A social and psychological novel about the suffering of a crime victim and a lawyer.

    Seishu Hamano, author

  8. 2006

    『日本の、次の戦争』

    Japan’s Next War

    A cautionary novel imagining Japan and the international order after constitutional revision.

    Seishu Hamano, author

  9. 2012

    『ビーライフ!:白亜館物語』

    Bīraifu! A Tale of Hakua-kan University

    A novel examining institutional distortions within university life and society.

    Seishu Hamano, author

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