User:Kasedori/Catgirl/Bibliography

The origin of catgirls seems to date back to the Edo Period, when stories of shape-shifting bakeneko prostitutes were popular.^[1] However, the oldest mention of the term nekomusume (猫娘) comes from a 1700s misemono in which a woman who appeared to be a cat/woman hybrid was displayed.^[1] The popularity of the nekomusume continued throughout the Edo and Shōwa Periods, with many tales of catgirls appearing in works such as the Ehon Sayoshigure (絵本小夜時雨) and Ansei zakki (安政雑記).^[1] In 1936, the nekomusume experienced a revival in kamishibai (紙芝居).^[1]

Bibliography

Davisson, Zack,. Kaibyō : the supernatural cats of Japan(First edition ed.). Seattle, WA. ISBN 978-1-63405-916-9. OCLC 1006517249.

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