| Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies 1998 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Domyaku Sensei and "The Housemaid's Ballad" (1769). | Regional focus/area studies | Markus, Andrew |
| 'Fengyue meng' and the courtesan novel. | Regional focus/area studies | Hanan, Patrick |
| From woman warrior to peripatetic entertainer: the multiple histories of Tomoe. | Regional focus/area studies | Brown, Steven T. |
| Macroscopic vs. microscopic: spatial sensibilities in waka of the Bakumatsu period. | Regional focus/area studies | Thomas, Roger K. |
| Poetry and transformation: Su Shih's mirage. | Regional focus/area studies | Cheang, Alice W. |
| Reading the rhetoric of seduction in 'Izumi Shikibu nikki.'. | Regional focus/area studies | Wallace, John R. |
| Ritual, ritual manuals, and the crisis of the Confucian world: an interpretation of 'Rulin waishi'. | Regional focus/area studies | Shang, Wei |
| Sages, ministers, and rebels: narratives from early China concerning the initial creation of the state. | Regional focus/area studies | Puett, Michael |
| Textual malfeasance in Yosan Akiko's 'Shin'yaku Genji monogatari.' | Regional focus/area studies | Rowley, G.G. |
| The making of a villain: Ch'in Kuei and 'Tao-hsueh.' | Regional focus/area studies | Hartman, Charles |
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