Untraceable Abjection: Nakagami Kenji and the Question of Buraku-min Writing Nakagami Kenji, by his death in 1992 at the premature age of forty-six, had already established himself as one of Japan’s most significant modern writers. In 1976, he won the prestigious - Question Period - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

Untraceable Abjection: Nakagami Kenji and the Question of Buraku-min Writing Nakagami Kenji, by his death in 1992 at the premature age of forty-six, had already established himself as one of Japan’s most significant modern writers. In 1976, he won the prestigiousAdd to Reading List

Untraceable Abjection: Nakagami Kenji and the Question of Buraku-min Writing Nakagami Kenji, by his death in 1992 at the premature age of forty-six, had already established himself as one of Japan’s most significant modern writers. In 1976, he won the prestigious
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