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Die Verortung des Westens und die Tradition des japanischen DenkensSakai, Naoki January 1998 (has links)
The study of Japan has too often been premised upon a crude presupposition that any intellectual or artistic production is predetermined by the structure of Japanese language or culture. This rather culturalist assumption can be sustained only by a refusal to entertain theoretical critiques. This article shows that the typical culturalist argument about Japanese literature is based upon a misconception of translation and the accompanying essentialist view of language.
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Die Verortung des Westens und die Tradition des japanischen DenkensSakai, Naoki 17 February 2015 (has links) (PDF)
The study of Japan has too often been premised upon a crude presupposition that any intellectual or artistic production is predetermined by the structure of Japanese language or culture. This rather culturalist assumption can be sustained only by a refusal to entertain theoretical critiques. This article shows that the typical culturalist argument about Japanese literature is based upon a misconception of translation and the accompanying essentialist view of language.
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