RESEARCH
研究
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“Japan" as Portrayed in Western Music
MITSUHIRA Yūki (Liberal arts communicator, Center for Information and Public Relations (CIP), National Institu...November 15, 2022 -
From France to Shanghai and Nagasaki: Tracking the Culture Nurtured by the Missionaries
SHIRAISHI Eri (Assistant Professor)September 15, 2022 -
The Buddha, Hōjōki, and the Future of “Impermanence” Research
ARAKI Hiroshi (Professor)July 14, 2022 -
Reexamining the Postwar
TSUBOI Hideto (Professor)February 14, 2022
COMMUNICATIONS
交流ひろば
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Regular FeatureGreetings from the Outskirts of Kyoto vol.32
INOUE Shōichi (Director-General)May 29, 2023 -
ArrivalsMy Return to the Mount of Scholarship
ZHAN Xiaomei (Professor)May 15, 2023 -
Regular FeatureGreetings from the Outskirts of Kyoto vol.31
INOUE Shōichi (Director-General)April 28, 2023
TEAM RESEARCH REPORTS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS
共同研究報告書等
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INOUE Shōichi, SAITŌ Hikaru eds.,Nūdo no Higashi Ajia: Fūzoku no kindaishi (East Asia in the Nude: A Modern History of Customs)
TANKOSHA, March 2023. -
Consortium for Global Japanese Studies, ed.“Kokusai Nihon kenkyū” no shintenkai: Yōroppa to no taiwa kara (New Developments in Global Japanese Studies: In Dialogue with Europe)
International Research Center for Japanese Studies, March 2023. -
INAGA Shigemi, ed.Kumo no sujō no mumyō: intānetto jidai no shinshinchi no sasshin ni mukete （Avidya on the Spiderʼs Web: In Search of Psycho-somatic Ethics in the Age of the Meta- and Multi-verse）
Kachōsha, February 2023. -
YASUI Manami, Lawrence E. MARCEAU, eds.Sōzō suru shintai: 1. shintai imeeji no henyō (The Body as Subject (volume 1): Body Images Transformed) / Sōzō suru shintai: 2. shintai no mirai e (The Body as Subject (volume 2): Bodies yet to Come)
Rinsen Shoten, December 2022. -
ISOMAE Jun'ichi, Talal ASAD, SAKAI Naoki, PRADHAN ...Posuto koroniaru kenkyū no isan: honyaku fukanō na mono o honyaku suru (On the Heritage of Postcolonial Studies: Translating the Untranslatable)
Jimbun Shoin, December 2022. -
LIU Jianhui, ed.Manshū to iu isan: sono keiken to kyōkun （The Legacy of Manchuria: Experiences and Lessons）
Minerva Shobō, September 2022.
What is the NICHIBUNKEN NEWSLETTER ?
NICHIBUNKEN NEWSLETTERとは
The NICHIBUNKEN NEWSLETTER, a semi-annual bulletin in Japanese and English, was launched in 1988. After moving to an online platform in 2020, the Newsletter continues to provide the latest information from Nichibunken, including reports on research projects, messages from scholars and fellows, publications, and new appointments.
- Research
- Reports by faculty on research at Nichibunken
- Communications
- Essays by visiting research scholars/visiting research fellows and messages from newly appointed and retiring or departing scholars
- Team Research Reports and Other Publications
- Information about new Nichibunken publications
- New Appointments
- New appointments of visiting research scholars and fellows at Nichibunken
- Awards
- Awards received by research scholars and professors emeriti
* All information published in the Newsletter is accurate at the time of submission.
NICHIBUNKEN NEWSLETTER to No. 100
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