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Shimokusu, Masaya. "Report on the Round-Table Talk: How Did Ulysses Change Contemporary Fiction?." Joycean Japan,
no. 34 (2023):
67-71.
In Japanese.
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Joyce, James;
Yeats, W.B.;
translated by Shimokusu, Masaya.
Yōsei yūrei tanpen shōsetsushū: "Daburināzu" to ikai no jūnin tachi. Ed. Shimokusu, Masaya
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Heibonsha raiburarī, 949.
Tokyo:
Heibonsha,
2023.
373 pp.
ISBN 9784582769494.
A collection of eight stories from Dubliners and excerpts from various works of Yeats's translated into Japanese.
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Shimokusu, Masaya. Review of Kitson, Christopher,
Legacies of the Sublime: Literature, Aesthetics, and Freedom from Kant to Joyce,
2019.
Joycean Japan no. 33,
(2022):
54-55.
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Iwata, Miki. "‘Hamlet wo enjiru wakamono tachi no Dublin—dai kyu souwa 'sukyure to karibudhisu' ni okeru stephen no sokkyo engi." Hyakunenme no yurishīzu.
Ed. Shimokusu, Masaya;
Sugawa, Izumi;
Tamura, Akira;
Ito, Eishiro.
Kyoto:
Shōraisha,
2022.
179-97.
ISBN 9784879844149.
[Dublin for the Boys Impersonating Hamlet:
Stephen’s Improvisation in Episode 9 'Scylla and Charybdis.' In Japanese.
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Shimokusu, Masaya. "‘A White Lambkin Peeps out of his Waistcoat Pocket’: Rudy and the Repressed Image of the Unbaptised Child in James Joyce’s Ulysses." Journal of Irish Studies,
33 (October 2018):
122-31.
www.jstor.org/stable/26547224.
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Shimokusu, Masaya. "Fairy or Ghost? A Reconsideration on the Rudy Appearing in the Nighttown." Joycean Japan,
no. 27 (2016):
53-58.
In Japanese.
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Momoo, Mika. "Farrington wa Keyboard no Yume wo Miruka: James Joyce Dublin Shimin no 'Fukusha' to Fukusei Kikai." Genso to kaiki no eibungaku. 2.
Ed. Higashi, Masao;
Shimokusu, Masaya.
2,
Yokohama:
Shunpusha,
2016.
226-46.
ISBN 9784861105166.
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Tatara, Toshiki. "Barajuji-kaiin no Borei wo Orosu/Harau Koto: Joyce 'Shimai' no Kaiko to Yeats e no Oto." Genso to kaiki no eibungaku. 2.
Ed. Higashi, Masao;
Shimokusu, Masaya.
2,
Yokohama:
Shunpusha,
2016.
37-58.
ISBN 9784861105166.
"The Sisters".
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Shimokusu, Masaya. "'My colleen bawn' and 'his pogue like Arrah-na-poghue': Stage-Irish and Boucicauldian Connections between the Concluding Section of 'Oxen of the Sun' and Finnegans Wake." Éire,
33 (2014):
84-102.
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Shimokusu, Masaya. "Any Ending Is the Beginning of Something: The Stage-Irish Ending of 'Oxen of the Sun' and Finnegans Wake." Joycean Japan,
no. 24 (2013):
41-48.
In Japanese.
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Shimokusu, Masaya. "'The Mirage of the Fisherman of Aran': From Hy Brasil to America." Joycean Japan,
no. 23 (2012):
48-58.
In Japanese.
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Shimokusu, Masaya. Review of Brooker, Joseph,
Joyce's Critics: Transitions in Reading and Culture,
2004.
Joycean Japan no. 18,
(2009):
84-85.
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Shimokusu, Masaya. Review of Doki, Kazuhiro,
Mono katari no yurishizu: naratorojikaru apurochi = The Narrative Object in Ulysses,
2009.
Journal of Irish Studies 24,
(2009):
118-19.
http://www.jstor.org/stable/27759638.
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Shimokusu, Masaya. "Aru Chichioya Goroshi no Kokoromi = An Attempt of Patricide: Motifs of James Joyce and Ulysses in Sean Moncieff's Dublin." Éire,
22 (2002):
21-34.
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Shimokusu, Masaya. "Recruiting an Informer." Joycean Japan,
12 (2001):
3-15.
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