Articles by Zeljko Cipris« Back to list![]() Zeljko Cipris teaches Asian Studies and Japanese at the University of the Pacific in California and is a Japan Focus associate. He is co-author with Shoko Hamano of Making Sense of Japanese Grammar, and translator of Ishikawa Tatsuzo’s Soldiers Alive and of A Flock of Swirling Crows and Other Proletarian Writings, a collection of works by Kuroshima Denji. Zeljko is currently translating Japanese proletarian writer Kobayashi Takiji, and completing work on a book called Greetings to the Continents: An Anthology of Asian Revolutionary Literature.
To Hell With Capitalism: Snapshots from the Crab Cannery Ship
Infanticide
Daffodils
Seduced by Nationalism: Yone Noguchi's 'Terrible Mistake'. Debating the China-Japan War With Tagore
Against the System: Antiwar Writing of Kuroshima Denji
Responsibility of Intellectuals: Kobayashi Hideo on Japan at War
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