Papers by Elizabeth Chappell
Smithsonian Magazine, 2020
More than seventy-five years ago, the atomic blasts killed an estimated 200,000 people A man whee... more More than seventy-five years ago, the atomic blasts killed an estimated 200,000 people A man wheels his bicycle through Hiroshima days after an atomic bomb leveled the city. Photo by Keystone / Getty Images
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This blog is written by Elizabeth Chappell who is currently completing a PhD at The Open
Universi... more This blog is written by Elizabeth Chappell who is currently completing a PhD at The Open
University based on her original interviews with survivors (hibakusha) of Hiroshima.
Elizabeth has published fiction and non-fiction in, among others, Wasafiri, Japan Society
Review, Japan Times, Contemporary Review, The Conversation and Auto/biography (The
British Sociological Journal). Her anthology of writing on Japan, Japan: Through Writers’
Eyes, was published by Eland.
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Wasafiri, Apr 2, 2020
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Wasafiri 102 , 2020
We are delighted to have sold out of Wasafiri 102: Japan: Literatures of Remembering, and are cur... more We are delighted to have sold out of Wasafiri 102: Japan: Literatures of Remembering, and are currently awaiting a new shipment of issues. Preorder now to get your copy.
Editorial The Making and Re-making of Memory
Interview Mieko Kawakami
Articles Hayao Miyazaki’s European Animation; Poems of the Perilous Season: Akiko’s Princess Saho; Unruly Subjects in 'Walking a Street Named Peace' and Tokyo Ueno Station; Hibakusha Memories: Between the Generations
Art Manga as Memory: Cocoon, In this Corner of the World and Popular History, The Politics of Ownership: Notes on Miyako Ishiuchi’s Photographs
Fiction Hideo Furukawa, Minako Ōba
Poetry Mimi Hachikai, Tamiki Hara, Hiromi Itō, Naha Kanie, Mieko Kawakami, Martha Nakamura, Sayaka Ōsaki, Ryōichi Wagō
Life-writing Kumiko Kakehashi, Susan Southard
Review Essay The Transformation of Identity in Contemporary Japanese Fiction
Reviews Osamu Dazai, A Shameful Life; Hiromi Kawakami, The Ten Loves of Mr Nishino; Aoko Matsuda, Where the Wild Ladies Are; Yoko Tawada, The Last Children of Tokyo
and more...
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Translations by Elizabeth Chappell
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Papers by Elizabeth Chappell
University based on her original interviews with survivors (hibakusha) of Hiroshima.
Elizabeth has published fiction and non-fiction in, among others, Wasafiri, Japan Society
Review, Japan Times, Contemporary Review, The Conversation and Auto/biography (The
British Sociological Journal). Her anthology of writing on Japan, Japan: Through Writers’
Eyes, was published by Eland.
Editorial The Making and Re-making of Memory
Interview Mieko Kawakami
Articles Hayao Miyazaki’s European Animation; Poems of the Perilous Season: Akiko’s Princess Saho; Unruly Subjects in 'Walking a Street Named Peace' and Tokyo Ueno Station; Hibakusha Memories: Between the Generations
Art Manga as Memory: Cocoon, In this Corner of the World and Popular History, The Politics of Ownership: Notes on Miyako Ishiuchi’s Photographs
Fiction Hideo Furukawa, Minako Ōba
Poetry Mimi Hachikai, Tamiki Hara, Hiromi Itō, Naha Kanie, Mieko Kawakami, Martha Nakamura, Sayaka Ōsaki, Ryōichi Wagō
Life-writing Kumiko Kakehashi, Susan Southard
Review Essay The Transformation of Identity in Contemporary Japanese Fiction
Reviews Osamu Dazai, A Shameful Life; Hiromi Kawakami, The Ten Loves of Mr Nishino; Aoko Matsuda, Where the Wild Ladies Are; Yoko Tawada, The Last Children of Tokyo
and more...
Translations by Elizabeth Chappell
University based on her original interviews with survivors (hibakusha) of Hiroshima.
Elizabeth has published fiction and non-fiction in, among others, Wasafiri, Japan Society
Review, Japan Times, Contemporary Review, The Conversation and Auto/biography (The
British Sociological Journal). Her anthology of writing on Japan, Japan: Through Writers’
Eyes, was published by Eland.
Editorial The Making and Re-making of Memory
Interview Mieko Kawakami
Articles Hayao Miyazaki’s European Animation; Poems of the Perilous Season: Akiko’s Princess Saho; Unruly Subjects in 'Walking a Street Named Peace' and Tokyo Ueno Station; Hibakusha Memories: Between the Generations
Art Manga as Memory: Cocoon, In this Corner of the World and Popular History, The Politics of Ownership: Notes on Miyako Ishiuchi’s Photographs
Fiction Hideo Furukawa, Minako Ōba
Poetry Mimi Hachikai, Tamiki Hara, Hiromi Itō, Naha Kanie, Mieko Kawakami, Martha Nakamura, Sayaka Ōsaki, Ryōichi Wagō
Life-writing Kumiko Kakehashi, Susan Southard
Review Essay The Transformation of Identity in Contemporary Japanese Fiction
Reviews Osamu Dazai, A Shameful Life; Hiromi Kawakami, The Ten Loves of Mr Nishino; Aoko Matsuda, Where the Wild Ladies Are; Yoko Tawada, The Last Children of Tokyo
and more...