Japanese Studies- Seen form Europe, Seen form Japa
21世紀COE国際日本学研究叢書この叢書には、以下の内容を収録している。 § Foreword: What is “International Japanese Studies”? ・・・HOSHINO Tsutomu § “Japanese Studies”: Seen from Europe, seen from Japan ・・・Josef A. KYBURZ § Knowledge production, Endogenous vs Exogenous ・・・Harumi BEFU § Transcending the Boundaries: The Case of the Anthropology of Japan ・・・KUWAYAMA Takami § Anthropologists and Their Areas: Some Thoughts on a Eupo/Japanese Approach ・・・Joy HENDRY § Dimensions of Comparison and Translation: Rethinking Japanese Studies ・・・SHIMADA Shingo § The perception of Space and Time in Europe and Japan: in Defence of Cultural Relativism ・・・Josef A. KYBURZ § Korea’s Colonial Legacy and Japanese studies ・・・CHOI Kilsung § Sino-Japanese Cultural Junctions and Disjunctions from a European Perspective ・・・W.F. VANDE WALLE § Trapped in the images of “Good Old Europe”: Difficulties in de-orientalizing knowledge production in Japanese/Area Studies ・・・Steffi RICHTER § Japan’s Growing Cultural Power: The Example of Manga in France ・・・Jean-Marie BOUISSOU § The Human Kaleidoscope of the Edo Period as Seen in Language ・・・TANAKA Yuko § Tradition and Contemporaneity: Can Noh Research Be Internationalized? ・・・YAMANAKA Reiko § On the Differences between Kokushi and Nihonshi: A Study of the Collective Consciousness and Social Order Exhibited in Revolts and Festivals of Mid-Nineteenth Century Japan ・・・SAWATO Hirosato § Approaches in Japanese Intellectual History and Their Reflection in Critiques of Maruyama Masao ・・・Annick HORIUCHI § Is Hanami a Unique element of Japanese Culture? ・・・SHIRAHATA Yozaburo § Ethnology, Folklore Studies, and the nation State: The Contribution of Yanagita Kunio ・・・KABAYAMA Koichi § The Potential of Watsuji Tetsuo’s Philosophy ・・・HOSHINO Tsutomu § Addressing the National Character of Taste: Kuki’s Japan and Bergson’s France ・・・ ABIKO Shin § Is Genuine Intercultural Understanding Possible?:An Exploration Based on perceptions of the Classroom ・・・SAGARA Masatoshi § Japanese Collections in European Museums and the Development of Japanese Studies ・・・Josef KREINER
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