History of Japanese Science Fiction: From the End of the Shogunate to the Postwar Period

Chapter List (67) Free

• 1: Prologue History of Modern Japanese Science Fiction
• 2: Section 2 Science Fiction, Fantasy Science Fiction, SF, and "Classical Science Fiction"
• 3: Chapter 1 The Beginning of Science Fiction at the End of the Shogunate and the Beginning of the Restoration
• 4: Section 2 Natsume Soseki's Experienced "Literary Viewpoint" Restoration
• 5: Section 3 "New Future Story"
• 6: Section 1: Discomfort and Resonance with the World of "Discovery"
• 7: Section 2 The Expansion of Time and Space——The Verne Craze in the Meiji Period
• 8: Section 3: "Science" or "Money" is omnipotent
• 9: Section 4 "Planet World Travel"
• 10: Section 5 Political Fiction
• 11: Section 6 The Constitution of the Dragon Palace, the Parliament in Dreams
• 12: Section 7 "New Theory of the Golden World"
• 13: Cantonese sausage at the end of the eighth section
• 14: Section 9 "New Japan"
• 15: Chapter Ten "The Helm of the Universe"
• 16: Section 11 A masterpiece of the future society
• 17: Section 12 "The Twentieth Century" and Feminist Science Fiction
• 18: Chapter Three Confronting Hegemony and Venting Repressed Desires
• 19: Section 2 Sudo Nancui
• 20: Section 3 "The Story of the Floating City"
• 21: Section IV: The End of "Elegant Literature" and the Non-Mainstreamization of "Pleasure Literature"
• 22: Does "Literature" in the fifth section exclude "Imagination"?
• 23: Section 6 "History" Made Out of Nothing
• 24: Section 7 Fictitious Fiction as Pseudohistorical Imitation
• 25: Section 1: From "On the Mechanism of Creation" to "Records of the Internal Affairs of the Human Body"
• 26: Section 2 People Who Praise Science Poems and Stories
• 27: Hiroyuki Kato in the third quarter
• 28: Section 4 Murai Gensai
• 29: Section 5 "East Dao Music" for social progress
• 30: Section 6 Koda Rohan who likes science and adventure novels
• 31: Chapter 5 Before and After the New Century
• 32: Section 2 Hanekawa Rokuro's Lost Land Reconstruction Movement
• 33: Section 3 Aircraft and the League of Nations
• 34: Section 4 Haruno Oshikawa's "Undersea Warship" and his creative path
• 35: Section 5 "Cosmic War" and "Black Planet"
• 36: The first issue of "Adventure World"
• 37: The column strategy of the second section "Adventure World" magazine
• 38: The third section of the time-honored adventure magazine "Adventure World"
• 39: The fourth section is "The Future of the World" which is full of science fiction themes
• 40: Section 5: The Suspension of "Adventure World" and the Birth of "Martial Arts World"
• 41: Section 6 Jiangjian Shuiyin, History of Emerald Immortals, etc.
• 42: Section 7 "Science Fiction Radium" and the New Element "Nipponium"
• 43: Section 1 The Effects of the Good Medicine to Cure Ignorance
• 44: Section 2 "Conquering Space" warns of a hierarchical society with differences between rich and poor
• 45: Section 3 The treasure trove of science fiction
• 46: Section 4 The Age of Robots
• 47: Section 5 Hot sales of one-yen books and publishing boom of sublime books
• 48: Chapter 8: Adventure Novels from the Age of "New Youth" to the War Period
• 49: Section 2 Electrical Magazine
• 50: Section 3: The World of Detective Novels Blooming
• 51: Section 4 Exploration of Military Science Fiction and Science Fiction
• 52: Section 5 Wartime Science Fiction
• 53: In the first quarter, are Umino Thirteen and Edogawa Ranpo opposite?
• 54: Section 2 Osamu Tezuka
• 55: Section 3 "Cosmos and Philosophy" and Science Fiction Writing Session
• 56: Section Four: The Founding of Nebula and the Science Fiction Association of Japan
• 57: Section 5 UFO Research Society, "Cosmic Dust" (Science Creation Club), "Science Fiction" (Ω Club)
• 58: Precursors to the publication of the sixth sci-fi series
• 59: Section 7 Anbe Kobo
• 60: Section 8 Fantasy or SF
• 61: Section 9 Science Fiction Criticism and the Founding of the Japanese Science Fiction Writers Club
• 62: Section 10 From "Japanese Apaches" to "Japanese Science Fiction Series"
• 63: Section 11 Disintegration of the Fukushima System, Changes for Science Fiction Fans
• 64: Section 12 Apollo 11, Osaka World Expo, International Science Fiction Symposium
• 65: Section 13: The Appearance of "The Sinking of Japan" and the "Infiltration and Expansion" of Science Fiction
• 66: postscript
• 67: main reference