Selected Publications:
"In Search of Japan's First Modern Autobiography," biography 6:3 (Summer,1983),
256-272.
"History and Literature: Approaches to the Study of Modern Japanese Autobiography,"
Symposium on the Interdisciplinary Aspects of Academic Disciplines, Vladmir
Milicic, comp. (Bellingham, WA.: Western Washington University, 1983), 139-147.
"The Inversion of Progress: Taoka Reiun's Hibunmeiron," Monumenta Nipponica
40:2 (Summer 1985), 191-208.
"Discovering the Other: The East through the Eyes of the Nineteenth-Century
West," in William Duvall, ed., The Three Rs: Reading as the aRt of Rumination.
Willamette Journal of the Liberal Arts: Supplemental Series 2 (Salem, OR: Willamette
University, 1989), 1-20.
"Is There a Woman in the Text? Fukuda Hideko's Warawa no hanseigai," in Julie
Ann Carson & John Rehn, eds., In the Pacific Interest : Democracy, Women
and the Environment, Willamette Journal of the Arts Supplemental Series
4 (1991), pp. 73-86.
"Female Self-Writing: Takamure Itsue's Hi no kuni no onna no nikki " Monumenta
Nipponica. Vol 51, no. 2 (Summer 1996), pp. 153-170.
"Recovering the Feminine: Kishino Junko's Onna no chihei kara miete-kita mono,"
U.S.-Japan Women's Journal, English Supplement no. 11 (1996), pp. 23-46.
"Taoka Reiun no hyooron ni okeru bungakuteki riarizumu to shakaiteki ryooshin"["Social
Realism and Social Conscience in the Literary Criticism of Taoka Reiun"] in
Bungaku: shakai e, chikyu e [Literature Toward Society and the Globe]
Essays in Commemoration of Professor Nishida Masaru's Retirement, San'ichi Shobo,
1996, pp. 172-177.
"Shin'po no tempuku," serialized in vols 92-98 of Chikyu no ittten kara,
a Japanese Language Newsletter. A translation and revision of "The Inversion
of Progress" (1985) listed above.