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Book 2001 theater. Written from a comparative perspective, it argues that adaptation (hon‘an) was a valid form of contemporary Japanese translation that fostered creative appropriation across many genres and among a diverse group of writers and artists. In addition, it invites readers to reconsider adaptation in the context of translation theory.

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