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The Japan of Pure Invention

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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright
  4. Contents
  5. Introduction: Meditations on The Mikado
  6. Part 1. 1885
    1. 1. My Objects All Sublime: Racial Performance and Commodity Culture
    2. 2. “My Artless Japanese Way”: Japanese Villages and Absent Coolies
    3. 3. Magical Objects and Therapeutic Yellowface
  7. Part 2. 1938–39
    1. 4. “And Others of His Race”: Blackface and Yellowface
    2. 5. Titipu Comes to America: Hot and Cool Mikados
  8. Part 3. Contemporary Mikados
    1. 6. “The Threatened Cloud”: Production and Protest
    2. 7. Asian American Mikados
    3. 8. The Mikado in Japan
  9. Acknowledgments
  10. Notes
  11. Index
  12. About the Author

The Japan of Pure Invention

Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado

Josephine Lee

University of Minnesota Press

Minneapolis

London

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