Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Tomi Suzuki

Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures

Columbia University

Affiliations

MS_ACAD-Morningside Academic

A&S Core - Academic

GSA Grad School of Arts & Sci

A&S Humanities

A&S East Asian Lang & Culture

A&S Core - Academic

A&S Humanities

GSA Humanities

GSA East Asian Lang & Cultures

GSA Grad School of Arts & Sci

GSA Humanities

Tomi Suzuki is currently serving as an A&S Core - Academic Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures at Columbia University.

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Tomi Suzuki

Columbia University

Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures

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Notable Scholarly Works

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The Cambridge History of Japanese Literature. Cambridge (2016)

world literatureliterary historyjapan studiesliterature

INTRODUCTION: Nation Building, Literary Culture, and Language. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2015)

Tomi Suzuki

literary culturenation buildingliterature

Translations and Modern Japanese Literature: Re-Reading Mori Ogai’S Maihime. Bungaku (2014)

modern literatureasian studiescultural studieslanguage localisationeast asian studiesjapan studiestranslation studies

Censorship, Media, and Literary Culture in Japan. Shin'yōsha (2012)

asian studiescensorshipcultural studieseast asian studiesmedia studiesjapan studies

Transformations and Continuities: Censorship and Occupation-Period Criticism. Occupation-period Literary Journals: 1946–1947, vol. 2 (2010)

literary historyintellectual historyliteratureliterary studiessocial criticismhistoriographyliterary criticism

Fictions of Desire: Narrative Form in the Novels of Nagai Kafū. by Stephen Snyder. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 2000. VIII, 195 Pp. $42.00 (Cloth); $17.95 (Paper).. The Journal of Asian Studies (2001)

Tomi Suzuki

narrativeliteraturecomparative literaturenarrative formnagai kafuliterary criticism

Gender and Cultural Topography: The Figure of Woman in Tanizaki Jun'ichirō'S Reflections on Japanese Language. Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies (2001)

literatureasian studiesgender theorycultural studiesfeminist theoryjapan studiesfeminist studies

Inventing the Classics: Modernity, National Identity, and Japanese Literature. Stanford University (2001)

cultural historyliterary historyliteraturejapan studiescultural studiesmodernityliterary criticism

Narrating the Self: Fictions of Japanese Modernity. Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies (2000)

William J. TylerTomi SuzukiYoichi Nagashima

japanese modernityasian studiescultural studiescomparative literatureeast asian studiesjapan studies

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Tomi Suzuki

Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures

Columbia University

Affiliations

MS_ACAD-Morningside Academic

A&S Core - Academic

GSA Grad School of Arts & Sci

A&S Humanities

A&S East Asian Lang & Culture

A&S Core - Academic

A&S Humanities

GSA Humanities

GSA East Asian Lang & Cultures

GSA Grad School of Arts & Sci

GSA Humanities

Tomi Suzuki is currently serving as an A&S Core - Academic Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures at Columbia University.

Honors

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Education

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Tomi Suzuki

Columbia University

Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Cambridge History of Japanese Literature. Cambridge (2016)

world literatureliterary historyjapan studiesliterature

INTRODUCTION: Nation Building, Literary Culture, and Language. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2015)

Tomi Suzuki

literary culturenation buildingliterature

Translations and Modern Japanese Literature: Re-Reading Mori Ogai’S Maihime. Bungaku (2014)

modern literatureasian studiescultural studieslanguage localisationeast asian studiesjapan studiestranslation studies

Censorship, Media, and Literary Culture in Japan. Shin'yōsha (2012)

asian studiescensorshipcultural studieseast asian studiesmedia studiesjapan studies

Transformations and Continuities: Censorship and Occupation-Period Criticism. Occupation-period Literary Journals: 1946–1947, vol. 2 (2010)

literary historyintellectual historyliteratureliterary studiessocial criticismhistoriographyliterary criticism

Tomi Suzuki

narrativeliteraturecomparative literaturenarrative formnagai kafuliterary criticism

Gender and Cultural Topography: The Figure of Woman in Tanizaki Jun'ichirō'S Reflections on Japanese Language. Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies (2001)

literatureasian studiesgender theorycultural studiesfeminist theoryjapan studiesfeminist studies

Inventing the Classics: Modernity, National Identity, and Japanese Literature. Stanford University (2001)

cultural historyliterary historyliteraturejapan studiescultural studiesmodernityliterary criticism

Narrating the Self: Fictions of Japanese Modernity. Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies (2000)

William J. TylerTomi SuzukiYoichi Nagashima

japanese modernityasian studiescultural studiescomparative literatureeast asian studiesjapan studies

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