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CONTENTS
| BOOK THE FOURTH—KAMAKURA PERIOD (1186–1332) (DECLINE OF LEARNING) | ||
| I. | INTRODUCTORY | 131 |
| II. | HISTORICAL WORKS—"GEMPEI SEISUIKI," "HEIKE MONOGATARI," "MIDZU-KAGAMI," "HŌGEN MONOGATARI," "HEIJI MONOGATARl" | 134 |
| III. | CHŌMEI AND THE "HŌJŌKI"—"IZAYOI NO KI"—POETRY—WORKS IN CHINESE | 145 |
| BOOK THE FIFTH—NAMBOKU-CHŌ AND MUROMACHl PERIODS (1332–1603) (DARK AGE) | ||
| I. | INTRODUCTORY—"JINKŌSHŌTŌKI"—"TAIHEIKI" | 163 |
| II. | KENKŌ AND THE "TSURE-DZURE-GUSA" | 184 |
| III. | POETRY—THE NŌ OR LYRICAL DRAMA—KIŌGEN OR FARCE | 197 |
| BOOK THE SIXTH—YEDO PERIOD (1603–1867) (REVIVAL OF LEARNING) | ||
| I. | INTRODUCTORY—"TAIKŌKI" | 217 |
| II. | SEVENTEENTH CENTURY—KANGAKUSHA (CHINESE SCHOLARS)—SEIKWA AND THE CHU-HI PHILOSOPHY, YEKKEN, HAKUSEKI, KIUSŌ | 224 |
| III. | SEVENTEENTH CENTURY—POPULAR LITERATURE—SAIKAKU, CHILDREN'S STORIES—CHIKAMATSU AND THE POPULAR DRAMA | 267 |
| IV. | SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY POETRY—HAIKAI, HAIBUN, KIŌKA | 289 |
| V. | EIGHTEENTH CENTURY—KANGAKUSHA—FICTION—JISHŌ AND KISEKI—JITSUROKU-MONO—WASŌBIŌYE—POPULAR DRAMA | 300 |
