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Index
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: The Battlefield of Memory
THE STREETS OF KOZA
IN THE HANGMAN’S HOUSE, ONE SHOULDN’T SPEAK OF THE NOOSE
YUNTAKU—CONVERSATIONS
DRAWING A CIRCLE
1. Fujiki Hayato, the Storyteller
HISTORY AND THE EVERYDAY
THE HITORI YUNTAKU SHIBAI
THE PHILOSOPHER AND THE STORYTELLER
2. The Heritage of his Times: Teruya Rinsuke and Ethnographic Storytelling
PERFORMANCE AND DEVELOPMENT
STORYTELLING AND MINZOKUGAKU
NARRATING THE EVERYDAY
CHANPURU RHYTHM
3. The Classroom of the Everyday: Fujiki Hayato and his “Shima to Asobimanabu” Seminar
STORYTELLING AND CRITICISM
“I WONDER JUST HOW MUCH WE KNOW ABOUT THIS ISLAND?”
THE RED CAT FROM THE HEAVENS
STUDENT STORIES
PŌKU TAMAGO—SPAM AND EGGS
VIOLENCE AND DEMOCRACY
KOBANASHI TAIKAI
4. In a Samurai Village
YĀDUI
THE KŌKAI SHINRI: 1997
5. Dances of Memory, Dances of Oblivion
NANDAKI BUSHI—THE BALLAD OF THE SOUTHERN GROVE
UMIYAKARĀ—THE SEAFARING ROGUE
HANA NU KAJIMAYĀ—PINWHEELS IN THE WIND
KŪDĀKĀ—THE BALLAD OF K ŪDĀKĀ ISLAND
CHUNJUN NAGARI—AS FLOWS THE CHUNJUN
TŌSHINDOI—THE TREASURE SHIP FROM CHINA HAS COME!
Conclusion: In the Darkness of the Lived Moment
Notes
INTRODUCTION
1. FUJIKI HAYATO
2. THE HERITAGE OF HIS TIMES
3. THE CLASSROOM OF THE EVERYDAY
4. IN A SAMURAI VILLAGE
5. DANCES OF MEMORY
CONCLUSION
Bibliography
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