Monomane, Yugen, and Gender in Izutsu and Sotoba Komachi
Monomane, Yugen, and Gender in Izutsu and Sotoba Komachi
Thornton, Peter
2003-07-24 00:00:00
This essay cites instances of transgender performance in twono plays and analyzes how they deal with issues of gender. Drawing on Judith Butler's gender theory, it attempts to understand the status of gender in these plays within Zeami's aesthetic hierarchy.
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Monomane, Yugen, and Gender in Izutsu and Sotoba Komachi
This essay cites instances of transgender performance in twono plays and analyzes how they deal with issues of gender. Drawing on Judith Butler's gender theory, it attempts to understand the status of gender in these plays within Zeami's aesthetic hierarchy.
Journal
Asian Theatre Journal
– University of Hawai'I Press
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