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Be A Woman: Hayashi Fumiko And Modern Japanese Women'S Literature,Used Castle And LettersJoan Ericson'S Magnificent Survey Of Writing By Japanese Women Significantly Advances The Current Debate Over The Literary Category Of 'Women'S Literature' In Modern Japan And Demonstrates Its Significance In The Life And Work Of Twentiethcentury Japan'S Most Important Woman Writer, Hayashi Fumiko (19031951). Until The Early 1980S, The Literary Category Of 'Women'S Literature' (Joryu Bungaku) Segregated Most Writing By Modern Japanese Women From The