Body as Object

Research Monograph Series No. 13 (edited by Center for International Japan-Studies, Hosei University, published in 31st August 2010)

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KOAKIMOTO Dan

The Description of Physical Appearance: Focusing on War Tales, pp. 1-13.

KOBAYASHI Fumiko

Sexual Gaze towards Female Bodies in the Early Modern Japan: What Abuna-e Suggests, 15-26.

Josef KYBURZ

The Body Silent, pp. 27-50.

Zília PAPP

Transformatin as Monstrosity Monster Representations as Mirrors of Anxiety in Traditional and  Contemporary Japanese Visual Media, pp. 51-80.

SAGARA Masatoshi

How Did the Japanese Come to Master the Rhythm of the West of Modern Times, pp. 81-97.

Peter ACKERMANN

Beyond the Japanese language: Communication and the human body, pp. 99-114.

Yves CADOT

Kanô Jigorô: Body and Soul, pp. 115-130.

KAWADA Junzo

L’usage du corps humain et le développement de la conscience de l’ego, pp. 131-152.

YAMANAKA Reiko and IWATSUKI Masami

Examining the Characteristic Features of Movement in Noh Theater, pp. 153-173.

ABIKO Shin

Nishi Amane and the Mind-Body Problem, pp. 175-189.

Christian STEINECK

The Human Body in Japanese Bioethics, pp. 191-205.