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Larry,

You might also want to look at _Mark Twain in Japan:The Cultural
Reception of an American Icon_, by Tsuyoshi Ishihara (U of Missouri P).
He makes interesting points about how deliberate mistranslation can make
a book work in varied political and cultural contexts.

Gregg

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