Russian Literature in Emigration ( Nabokov and Others )

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1. Independence of 'Shadows': on Nabokov's Mary, Russia, West Europe and Japan, Asahi Shuppansha, 1976
2. Nabokov in the Specialists in American and English Literature, Zhuravl', vol. 3, 1977
3. Recapturing Russia: Starting from Gift, Studies in Russian Literature, vol. 1, 1977
4. Manipulated by Destiny: Characters in Nabokov's Prose, Studies in Russian Literature, vol. 2, 1978
5. Russian Critics in Emigration and Nabokov, Studies of Russian Literature 'in Emigration', 1979
6. Scaffoldings Chaging: Nabokov's Russian Novels and Their English Translations, Reports of Faculty of Letters: The University of Tokyo, vol. 6, 1979
7. Nabokov as a Writer of Non-Being: on Shakhovskaya's In Pursuit of Nabokov, Studies in Russian Literature, vol. 4, 1980
8. The Meaning of Sexual Perversion in Nabokov: with Special Regard to Homosexuality, Aspects of Love in the History of European Thoughts, 1981
9. Nabokov's Early Stories and the Theme of Artists, Studies in Russian Literature, vol. 5, 1981
10. Parody of Life and Parody of Death: about Russian Literature in Emigration, Love and Death in Eastern and Western Literature and Thought, 1982
11. About Gaito Gazdanov: Studies in Russian Literature in Emigration Today, Pocketbook of Russian Literature, vol. 20, 1985
12. In Pursuit of the Method of Biography: on Nabokov's The Defense, Studies in Humanities: Shinshu University, vol. 20, 1986
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13. Terror of Artists: from the World of Nabokov's Early Stories, Studies in Humanities: Shinshu University, vol. 21, 1987
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14. Gaito Gazdanov and The Will of Russia: with Special Regard to "Black Swans", Studies in Humanities: Shinshu University, vol. 23,. 1989
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15. Gaito Gazdanov and Contemporary Annals: in Comparison with Nabokov, Studies in Humanities: Shinshu University, vol. 24, 1990
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16. The Style of Gazdanov's An Evening with Claire, Studies in Humanities: Shinshu University, vol. 25, 1991
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17. The Birth of a Writer in Emigration: a Short Biography of Nabokov before Settling in America, Eureka, Vol 23/11, 1991
18. The World of Nabokov's Autobiographies: Euy, vol. 22, 1992
19. Russian Literature in the Emigration of the First Wave and Generations, Euy, vol. 23, 1992
20. Nabokov's Novels and 'Philistines', Euy, vol. 24, 1993
21. St. Petesburg in Russian Paris: with Special Regard to Georgy Ivanov, Slavistika, vol. 11, 1995
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22. Emigration and Literature: on Russian Literature in the Emigration of the First Wave, Slavic World 1: Slavic Culture, Koubunsha, 1996
23. Ganin's Decision: about the Denouement of Nabokov's Mary, Doshisha Studies in Foreign Literature, vol. 76, 1997
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24. Lights and Darkness in Nabokov's Glory, Doshisha Studies in Language and Culture, vol. 1/1, 1998
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25. Nabokov's Russian Works and the Doubles, Doshisha Studies in Language and Culture, vol. 2/4, 2000
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26. Nabokov and Prague, Doshisha Studies in Language and Culture, vol. 4/4, 2002
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27. Nabokov's Berlin: Topography of the City, Doshisha Studies in Language and Culture, vol. 6/4, 2004
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28. Berlin in King, Queen, Knave, Cultural Contact between German and Slavic Cultures in Germany between Two World Wars and Its Historical Significance, 2006
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29. Nabokov and Nabokov Studies: The Nineties. Empire N: Nabokov and Heirs, (Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie), 2006 (text in Russian)
30. Lights and Darkness in Nabokov's Glory, web-site "Zembla", 2007
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31. Russian Literature in Prague - A. Bem and "The Hermitage", Doshisha Studies in Language and Culture, vol. 10/1, 2007
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32. Despair and the Worlds of Doubleness. A Comprehensive Study of 'Doubles' in Literature and Cinema, 2009
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33. Russian Poets in Prague - Controversies on 'Modernity'. Russian Prague - A Study on Cultural Mixture in Prague between Two World Wars..2010
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34. Civil War and Exodus from the Viewpoint of Emigre-Writer Nabokov. On the Periphery and in the Foreign Lands - Comparative Study of Russian Culture in Marginal Lands. No. 2. 2011
35. Nabokov and Exodus - from Dramatization to Fiction. Tadashi Wakashima & Mitsuyoshi Numano (ed.) Revising Nabokov Revising. Kenkyuusha. 2011.
36. Nabokov and Young Poets of Prague. Nabokovsky Sbornik 1/2011.