Melissa McCormick - Selected Publications

Books

McCormick, Melissa. Tosa Mitsunobu and the Small Scroll in Medieval Japan. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2009. Publisher's Version

Book Chapters

McCormick, Melissa. “The Genji Poetry Match, Manuscript Culture, and the Art of Transcription.” In Genji-e shūsei, edited by Sano Midori. Tokyo: Geika Shoin, 2010.

McCormick, Melissa. “Ko-e Reconsidered: Small Scrolls and Pictorial Intimacy.” In Otogi zoshi hyakka ryōran, edited by Kazuo Tokuda, 468-498. Tokyo: Kasama Shoin, 2008.

McCormick, Melissa. “Monochromatic Genji: The Hakubyō Tradition and Female Commentarial Culture.” In Envisioning the Tale of Genji: Media, Gender, and Cultural Production, edited by Haruo Shirane. New York: Columbia University Press, 2008.

McCormick, Melissa. “Peeking Into the 'Genji Room': Ink-line Genji Scrolls and the Nyoubou Perspective.” In Genji monogatari wo yomitoku 1: Egakareta genji monogatari, edited by Kawazoe Fusae and Mitamura Masako, 101-129. Tokyo: Kanrin Shobou, 2006.

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McCormick, Melissa. “Tale of the Wisteria Robe.” In Journey Through Asia: Masterpieces in Brooklyn Museum of Art , 96-97. Brooklyn: Brooklyn Museum of Art, 2003.

Articles

McCormick, Melissa. “Murasaki Shikibu at Ishiyamadera: An Image between Wa and Kan.” Kokka, no. 1434 (2015): 5-21.

McCormick, Melissa. “On the Scholarship of Chino Kaori.” Japanese Art: The Scholarship and Legacy of Chino Kaori, special issue of Review of Japanese Culture and Society XV (2003): 1-24.

McCormick, Melissa. “Genji Goes West: The 1510 Genji Album and the Visualization of Court and Capital.” The Art Bulletin 85, no. 1 (2003): 54-85.

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McCormick, Melissa. “Documentation Concerning the Production of the Tale of Genji Album (Harvard University Art Museums) Recorded in the Diary of Sanjōnishi Sanetaka.” Kokka, no. 1241 (1999): 27-28.

McCormick, Melissa. “The Utatane Soshi Emaki and Representations of Female Subjectivity in the Muromachi Period.” Transactions of the International Conference of Eastern Studies XLII (1997): 45-70.

Interviews

"Dreams and Visions," PBS television interview (with Melissa McCormick)

Research on the Harvard Genji Album, NHK television interview

Talks

McCormick, Melissa. “Inside Out: Panoramic Genji.” Metropolitan Museum of Art, Art of Japan Scholars' Day, 2015, November, Submitted.

McCormick, Melissa. “Murasaki and Metaphysics: The Thinking Female Author as a Buddhist Icon.” Modern Languages and Comparative Literature Department, Boston University, 2015, November 10th, Submitted.

McCormick, Melissa. “Rethinking Patronage Paradigms.” Art History Department, Universidad Etadual de Campinas (UniCamp), Brazil, 2015, May, Submitted.

McCormick, Melissa. “Murasaki and Metaphysics: The Thinking Female Author as a Buddhist Icon.” History of Art Department, University of Michigan, 2015, September 23rd., Submitted.

McCormick, Melissa. “Murasaki and Metaphysics: The Thinking Female Author as Buddhist Icon.” History of Art Department, University of Michigan, 2015, September 23rd., Submitted.

McCormick, Melissa. “Storyworlds: Architecture and Embodied Cognition in Japanese Scrolls.” Seattle Asian Art Museum, 2015, October 2nd, Submitted.

Melissa McCormick

Professor of Japanese Art and Culture
Melissa McCormick earned a dual B.A. in art history and Japanese language and literature from the University of Michigan (1990), her Ph.D. (2000) in Art and Archaeology from Princeton University... Read more about Melissa McCormick
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Melissa McCormick - Selected Publications

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Interviews

"Dreams and Visions," PBS television interview (with Melissa McCormick)

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Talks

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Related Centers and Institutes

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East Asian Art Program
Harvard University