Becoming Western: A Postcolonial Reading of Jun'ichirō Tanizaki's Naomi
A novel represents a lot of meanings. Naomi is a novel which portrays westernization in 1920's Japan. This study attempts to analyze the issue of mimicry in a central character, Naomi, in Junichiro Tanizaki'sNaomi and how mimicry affects the characterization in the process of character dev...
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Main Author: | Iqbal, Mukhammad (Author) |
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Format: | Academic Paper |
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2016-06-24.
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Online Access: | http://repository.upi.edu/2546/ |
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