Journal Archive
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Index by Issue: 1.1, 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, 3.1, 3.2, 4.1, 4.2, 5.1, 5.2, 6.1, 6.2, 7.1, 7.2, 8.1, 8.2, 9.1, 9.2, 10.1, 10.2, 11.1, 11.2, 12.1, 12.2, 13.1, 13.2, 14, 15 |
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Volume 15 |
April 2003 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Yoshida Shôin’s Petition Found at Yale
Archives |
De-min Tao |
3 |
Anti-Manchu Racism and the Rise of Anthropology
in Early 20th Century China |
Ishikawa Yoshihiro |
7 |
The Japanese Literati and the “China Incident”:
Hayashi Fusao Reporting the Battle of Shanghai |
Jeff E. Long |
27 |
The Shan-hai ching and Wo: A Japanese
Connection (Maps 1, 2) |
Masako Nakagawa |
45 |
A
Translation-Study of the Kana shôri |
John
Allen Tucker |
56 |
Filial
Piety and Loyalty in Tokugawa Confucianism: Nakae Tôju (1608-48) and His Reading of the Xiaojing |
Wai-ming
Ng |
99 |
China
in Tokugawa Foreign Relations: The Tokugawa Bakufu’s Perception of and Attitudes toward Ming-Qing China |
Mizuno
Norihito |
108 |
Asian
Female Sovereigns and the Empress Wu |
Araki
Toshio
(trans. Joshua A. Fogel) |
145 |
Defending Nanking: An Examination of the
Capital Garrison Forces |
David
Askew |
148 |
Reviews: |
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Tanaka
Akira, ed. Kindai Nit-Chû kankei shi saikô |
Erik
Esselstrom |
174 |
Tonami
Mamoru and Fujii Jôji, eds., Kyôdai Tôyôgaku no hyakunen |
Joshua
A. Fogel |
175 |
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Volume 14 |
April 2002 |
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From the Editor
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1 |
The International Committee for the Nanking Safety Zone: An Introduction |
David Askew |
3 |
Chinese Marxism in the Early 20th Century and Japan |
Ishikawa Yoshihiro |
24 |
Tokugawa Intellectual History and Prewar Ideology: The Case of Inoue Tetsujirô,
Yamaga Sokô, and the Forty-Seven Rônin |
John Allen Tucker |
35 |
Yamaga Sokô's Essential Lexicography of Sagely Confucian Teachings
(Seikyô yôroku): Chapter Three |
John Allen Tucker, transl. |
71 |
Terminology Surrounding the "Tripartite Separation of Powers" |
Suzuki Shûji (Joshua A. Fogel, transl.) |
81 |
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Volume 13 Issue 2 |
March 2001 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
The Nanjing Incident:
An Examination of the Civilian Population |
David Askew |
2 |
Satô Haruo's "Ajia noko" and Yu Dafu's Response:
Literature, Friendship, and Nationalism |
Christopher
T. Keaveney |
21 |
Mistranslations in Honda Katsuichi's The Naning Massacre |
Masato Kajimoto |
32 |
Mencius and the Meiji Restoration: A Study of Yoshida
Shôin's Kô-Mô yowa (Additional notes in explanation
of the Mencius) |
Wai-ming Ng |
45 |
The Concept of "Right"
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Yanabu
Akira (Joshua A. Fogel, transl.) |
64 |
Reviews: |
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75 |
Furuya Tetsuo and Yamamuro Shin'ichi, eds.,
Kindai Nihon ni okeru higashi Ajia mondai |
Joshua A. Fogel |
75 |
Barbara J. Brooks, Japan's Imperial Diplomacy: Consuls, Treaty Ports, and War in China, 1895-1937 |
Erik Esselstrom |
76 |
Liu Jianhui, Mato Shanhai: Nihon chishikijin "kindai" taiken |
Joshua A. Fogel |
79 |
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Volume 13 Issue 1 |
October 2000 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
"Imperial Japanese" Drug Trafficking in China: Historiographic
Perspectives |
Bob Tadashi Wakabayashi |
3 |
Island Paradises: Travel and Utopia in Three East Asian Offshoots of Shuihu
zhuan |
Ellen Widmer |
20 |
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Eleven: Shipmasters and
Crewmen) |
Öba Osamu (Joshua A. Fogel, transl.) |
34 |
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Volume 12 Issue 2 |
April 2000 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Saitô Takao and Parliamentary Politics in 1930s Japan |
Lawrence Fouraker |
3 |
Edo as Method: An Introduction to Koyasu Nobukuni's Recent Scholarship |
Barry D. Steben |
29 |
Zhu Xi and "Zhu Xi-ism": Toward a Critical Perspective on the
Ansai School |
Koyasu Nobukuni (Barry D. Steben transl.) |
41 |
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Ten: On the Matter of
Vessels Sailing to Japan) |
Ôba Osamu (Joshua A. Fogel transl.) |
51 |
The First Encyclopedia of Sino-Japanese Cultural Interchange: A review
of Terao Yoshio's Chûgoku bunka denrai jiten |
Benjamin Wai-ming Ng |
65 |
An Introduction to Hazama Naoki, ed., Joint Research: Liang Qichao
Modern Western Thought and Meiji Japan |
Ogyû Shigehiro (Barry D. Steben transl.) |
68 |
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Volume 12 Issue 1 |
November 1999 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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3 |
A Note on East Asian Languages and the Internet |
Daniel D. Baird |
3 |
Japan and Liang Qichaos Research in the Field of National Learning |
Sang Bing |
5 |
The Japanese Communist Party and the June 4th Incident
of 1989 |
Jing Zhao |
25 |
Chrysanthemum Tryst: Remaking a Chinese Ghost
Story in Japan |
Noriko R. Reider |
33 |
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period
(Part Nine: Foreigners in the Governments Employ during the Kyôhô Era) |
Ôba Osamu
(Joshua A. Fogel, transl.) |
47 |
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Reviews: |
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65 |
Li Qing, ed. and annot., Dongying yimo, jindai Zhong-Ri wenhua jiaoliu xijian shiliao jizhu |
Joshua A. Fogel |
65 |
Li Enmin, Zhongri minjian jingji waijiao: 1945-1972 |
Daojiong Zha |
66 |
Zheng Liangsheng, Zhong-Ri guanxi shi yanjiu lunji |
Joshua A. Fogel |
70 |
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Volume 11 Issue 2 |
May 1999 |
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From
the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese
News |
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2 |
The
East, Nationalism, and Taishô Democracy: Naitô Konans History
of Chinese Painting |
Aisa
Yuen Wong |
3 |
Sankai ibutsu: An Early Seventeenth-Century
Japanese Illustrated Manuscript |
Masako
Nakagawa |
24 |
An
Alien Vernacular: Okajima Kanzans Popularuzation of the Chinese
Vernacular Novel in Eighteenth-Century Japan |
Emanuel
Pastreich |
39 |
Sino-Japanese
Relations in the Edo Period (Part Eight: The Travels of Elephants) |
Ôba
Osamu; Joshua A. Fogel, transl |
50 |
A
Recent Publication of Sino-Japanese Interest from Japan |
Joshua
A. Fogel |
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Volume 11 Issue 1 |
October 1998 |
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From
the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese
News |
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2 |
Beyond
Politics in Wartime: Zhou Zuoren, 1931-1945 |
Lu
Yan |
6 |
Guiding
Hand: Hattori Unokichi in Beijing |
Paula
Harrell |
13 |
Sino-Japanese
Relations in the Edo Period (Part Seven: The Voyages of Mr. Shen Xiean) |
Ôba
Osamu; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
21 |
Correspondence |
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38 |
The
Transmission of Neo-Confucianism to the Ryukyu (Liuqiu) Islands and
Its Historical Significance |
Barry
D. Steben |
39 |
A
Critical Review of Japanese Scholarship on Overseas Chinese in Modern
Japan |
B.
Wai-ming Ng |
61 |
Some
Sidelights on Japanese Sinologists of the Early Twentieth Century |
J.
Timothy Wixted |
68 |
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Volume 10 Issue 2 |
April 1998 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Yao Wendong (1852-1927) and Japanology in Late Qing China |
Benjamin Wai-ming Ng |
8 |
Kanbun, Histories
of Japanese Literature, and Japanologists |
John Timothy Wixted |
23 |
About Some Japanese Historical Terms |
Watanabe Hiroshi; Luke S. Roberts, transl |
32 |
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Six: A Profile
of the Unruly Shôgun Yoshimune) |
Ôba Osamu; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
43 |
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Volume 10 Issue 1 |
October 1997 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Three Recent Conferences of Sino-Japanese Interest |
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3 |
The Japanese Consul in China, 1895-1937 |
Barbara Brooks |
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Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Five: Arai
Hakuseki, the New Shôtoku Laws, and the Ming Legal Codes) |
Ôba Osamu; Joshua A. Fogel, transl |
33 |
Three Recent Chinese Books on Sino- Japanese Relations |
Joshua A. Fogel |
56 |
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Volume 9 Issue 2 |
November 1990 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Four: The
Inspectorate of Books) |
Ôba Osamu; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
3 |
Mongol Intentions toward Japan in 1266: Evidence from a
Mongol Letter to the Sung |
Kenneth W. Chase |
13 |
Study and Use of the I
Ching in Tokugawa Japan |
Wai-ming Ng |
24 |
Ria Monogatari
(The Tale of Ria): A Japanese Adaptation of a Chinese Tale |
Masako Nakagawa |
45 |
The Politics of Suzue Genichis Class Conflicts
in the Chinese Revolution |
Jing Zhao |
63 |
Ribenxue,
volume 7 |
Joshua A. Fogel |
71 |
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Volume 9 Issue 1 |
October 1996 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Errata from SJS 8.2 |
(Maruyama article) |
3 |
Orthodoxy and Legitimacy in the Kimon School (Part 2), with
a Preface by the Translator |
Maruyama Masao; Barry Steben, transl. |
4 |
Search for the Spirit of the Sages: Baisaô and Sencha in
Japan |
Patricia Graham |
34 |
Ninjô and the
Affective Value of Literature at the Kogidô Academy |
Lawrence Marceau |
47 |
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Three: The
Discovery of Banned Books) |
Ôba Osamu; Joshua A. Fogel, transl |
56 |
Trends in Chinese Research on Modern Japanese History: The
Fifteen-Year War |
Kobayashi Motoharu; Bob T. Wakabayashi and Bernard Hung-kay
Luk, transl. |
75 |
Several Recent Serials in Sino-Japanese Studies from China:
Ribenxue and Zhong-Ri
wenhua luncong |
Joshua A. Fogel |
93 |
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Volume 8 Issue 2 |
May 1996 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Orthodoxy and Legitimacy in the Kimon School (Part 1), with
a Preface by the Translator |
Maruyama Masao; Barry Steben, transl |
6 |
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Two: The Nagasaki Trade Was the
China Trade) |
Ôba Osamu; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
50 |
Yamaga Sokôs Seikyô
yôroku: An English Translation and Analysis (Part Two) |
John Allen Tucker |
62 |
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Volume 8 Issue 1 |
October 1995 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Errata to SJS 7.2 |
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3 |
The Formation of Huang Tsun-hsiens Political Thought
in Japan (1877-1882) |
Wai-ming Ng |
4 |
Yamaga Sokôs Seikyô
yôroku: An English Translation |
John Allen Tucker |
22 |
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part One: Forgotten
Sino-Japanese Contacts) |
Ôba Osamu; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
40 |
Studies of Kawabata Yasunari in Contemporary China |
Chiba Senichi; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
53 |
Translations of Kawabata Yasunari in Contemporary China |
Joshua A. Fogel |
56 |
The Institute of Japanese Culture Studies, Hangzhou University |
Stuart H. Sargent |
64 |
Several Recent Works in Sino-Japanese Studies: |
Joshua A. Fogel |
66 |
John Timothy Wixted, Japanese
Scholars of China: A Bibliographical
Handbook |
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Ronald Suleski, The
Modernization of Manchuria: An Annotated
Bibliography |
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Kojima Tomoyuki, ed., Ajia
jidai no Nit-Chû kankei,
kako to mirai |
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Jindai Ri-Zhong guanxi
shi yanjiu rumen, eds. Yamane Yukio, Fujii Shôzô, Nakamura Tadashi,
and Ôta Katsuhiro; transl. Zhou Qiqian et al. |
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Volume 7 Issue 2 |
April 1995 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Errata to SJS 7.1 |
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3 |
Seigaku tôzen to Chûgoku
jijô [The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 11) |
Masuda Wataru; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
4 |
Infant Protection Societies in the Late Qing |
Fuma Susumu; Peter Perdue, transl. |
42 |
Conference on Northeast Asia |
Daqing Yang |
65 |
Review: Wang Yong, ed.,Zhong-Ri
Hanji jiaoliu shi lun |
Joshua A. Fogel |
68 |
Correspondence |
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70 |
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Volume 7 Issue 1 |
October 1994 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Documents on Japanese Poison Gas Warfare in China |
Bob Tadashi Wakabayashi |
3 |
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Introduction |
3 |
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Documents |
10 |
Seigaku tôzen to Chûgoku
jijô [The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China]
(part 10) |
Masuda Wataru; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
34 |
Recent Books of Sino-Japanese Interest from China and Japan |
Joshua A. Fogel |
61 |
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Volume 6 Issue 2 |
April 1994 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Rejoining Asia: Travelers Notes from Japan |
Yang Daqing |
4 |
Revolution?: A Review Essay on China, 1898-1912: The Xinzheng Revolution and Japan, by Douglas
R. Reynolds |
Joan Judge |
7 |
Seigaku tôzen to Chûgoku
jijô [The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China]
(part 9) |
Masuda Wataru; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
13 |
An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Japanese Articles
on Tokugawa Confucianism (Part Three) |
John Allen Tucker |
38 |
Review: Riben tongshi,
ed. Zhao Jianmin, Liu Yuwei, et al. |
Christine Harris |
72 |
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Volume 6 Issue 1 |
October 1993 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
The Reimportation from Japan to China of the Commentary
to the Classic of Filial Piety |
Laura E. Hess |
4 |
Review: Chinas First Dictionary
of Japanese History |
De-min Tao |
13 |
Seigaku tôzen to Chûgoku
jijô [The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China]
(part 8) |
Masuda Wataru; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
19 |
An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Japanese Articles
on Tokugawa Confucianism (Part Two): From Matsuda Kô to Shimizu Tôru |
John Allen Tucker |
45 |
Correspondence |
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79 |
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Volume 5 Issue 2 |
April 1993 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Corrections to SJS V.1 |
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11 |
Sino-Japanese Peace Negotiations over the Mukden Incident |
Huang Tzu-chin |
12 |
Seigaku tôzen to Chûgoku jijô
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 7) |
Masuda Wataru; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
33 |
From Abe Yoshio to Maruyama Masao: An Annotated Bibliography of Selected
Japanese Articles on Tokugawa Confucianism (Part One) |
John Allen Tucker |
59 |
Review: Wang Xiaoqiu, Zhong-Ri
wenhuajiaoliu shihua |
Joshua A. Fogel |
95 |
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Volume 5 Issue 1 |
October 1992 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Errata, SJS IV.2 |
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3 |
Research Notes on Japanese Poison Gas Warfare in China |
Bob Tadashi Wakabayashi |
4 |
Of Shoes and Ships and Sealing Wax |
Peter Zarrow |
11 |
Introduction to the Chinese Edition of Shushigaku to Yômeigaku |
Shimada Kenji; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
41 |
Seigaku tôzen to Chûgoku jijô
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 6) |
Masuda Wataru; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
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Volume 4 Issue 2 |
April 1992 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Japanese Mustard Gas in China: Then and Now |
Awaya Kentarô |
3 |
Meat and Potatoes: Two Selections from Edo Hanjôki |
Andrew Markus |
7 |
Seigaku tôzen to Chûgoku jijô
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 5) |
Masuda Wataru; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
27 |
Thomas Hill Green in Modern East Asia and the Thought of Mao Zedong |
Atsuko Hirai |
52 |
Recent Chinese Serial Publications of Sino-Japanese Interest |
Joshua A. Fogel |
71 |
Correspondence |
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76 |
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Volume 4 Issue 1 |
October 1991 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Errata, SJS III.2 |
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3 |
Emperor Hirohito on Localized Aggression in China |
Bob Tadashi Wakabayashi |
4 |
Nishimura Tenshûs Journey to the YangtzeBasin in 1897-98 |
De-min Tao |
28 |
Seigaku tôzen to Chûgoku jijô
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 4) |
Masuda Wataru; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
44 |
Review: Flowering in the Shadows
(ed. Marsha Weidner) |
Peter Sturman |
64 |
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Volume 3 Issue 2 |
April 1991 |
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From the Editor |
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Errata, SJS III.1 |
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3 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Terakado Seikens Blossoms Along the Sumida |
Andrew Markus |
9 |
Seigaku tôzen to Chûgoku jijô
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 3) |
Masuda Wataru; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
30 |
On NHKs Interview with Zhang Xueliang |
Koichi Okamoto |
53 |
Recent Publications in the Shanghai Area on the Sino-Japanese War,
1937-1945 |
Parks Coble |
57 |
Review: Ribenxue |
Joshua A. Fogel |
62 |
Correspondence |
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65 |
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Volume 3 Issue 1 |
November 1990 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Errata, SJS II.2 |
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13 |
A Sino-Japanese Controversy: The Nanjing Atrocity as History |
Daqing Yang |
14 |
Seigaku tôzen to Chûgoku jijô
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 2) |
Masuda Wataru; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
36 |
Review Essay: Akira Komai and Thomas K.Rohlich, An Introduction to Japanese Kanbun |
Andrew Markus |
60 |
Correspondence |
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64 |
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Volume 2 Issue 2 |
May 1990 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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2 |
Errata, SJS II. |
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4 |
Through Several Glasses Brightly: A Japanese Copy of a Chinese Account
of Japan |
Robert Borgen |
5 |
Seigaku tôzen to Chûgoku jijô
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 1) |
Masuda Wataru; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
20 |
Uchiyama Kanzô: A Case Study in Sino-Japanese Interaction |
Paul Scott |
47 |
Sino-Japanese Studies: Three Problem Areas |
Liu Tianchun; Douglas R. Reynolds, transl. |
57 |
Correspondence |
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72 |
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Volume 2 Issue 1 |
December 1989 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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3 |
On Japanese Expressions for China |
Joshua A. Fogel |
5 |
Reverse Orientalism |
J. Timothy Wixted |
17 |
Periodizing the History of Sino-Japanese Relations |
Wang Xiangrong; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
28 |
Yanjing University, 1937-1941: Autonomy or Compromise? |
Sophia Lee |
42 |
Correspondence |
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69 |
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Volume 1 Issue 2 |
March 1989 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese News |
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3 |
Directory |
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4 |
Report on an International Conference Sponsored by the China Association
for the Study of Sino-Japanese Relations |
Barbara Brooks |
7 |
The Etymology of Cooperation: Sino-Japanese Relations and Arai Sei |
Paul Scott |
13 |
Recent Sourcebooks on Tô-A Dôbunkai and Tô-A Dôbun Shoin: A Review
Article |
Douglas R. Reynolds |
18 |
Azuma kagami and Wuqi jing bu: Historical Evidence of Sino-Japanese
Cultural Interaction |
Feng Zuozhe and Wang Xiaoqiu; Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
28 |
Chinese and Japanese Studies of Early Sino-Japanese Contacts in the
Modern Era: Reviews of Writings |
by Ichiko Chûzô, Etô Shinkichi, Haga Noboru, Wang Xiaoqiu, and LŸ
Wanhe; Joshua A. Fogel trans. |
41 |
Correspondence |
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57 |
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Volume 1 Issue 1 |
November 1988 |
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From the Editor |
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1 |
Sino-Japanese
News |
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4 |
A Note on
Transcription and the Newsletter |
Joshua A. Fogel |
8 |
Review Article:
Early-Modern Japanese Confucianism: The Gyôza-Manjû Controversy |
Bob Tadashi
Wakabayashi |
10 |
Nagasaki and the
Importation of Chinese Books to Japan in the Edo Period |
Ôba Osamu;
Joshua A. Fogel, transl. |
24 |
Reviews: |
(Joshua A.
Fogel) |
33 |
Itô Michiharu, Japanese
Studies on Chinese History (Yin to Warring States) (1986) |
| 34 |
Ikeda Yûichi, Japanese
Studies on Chinese History (Qin to Five Dynasties) (1986) |
| 35 |
Okuzaki Hiroshi, Japanese
Studies on Chinese History (Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing) (1986) |
| 37 |
Kubota Bunji Japanese
Studies on Modern Chinese History (1840-1949) (1986) |
| 39 |
Kawai
Shinichi Japanese
Studies on Contemporary China (1986) |
| 40 |
Satô Tamotsu, Japanese
Studies of Chinese Literature (1987) |
| 42 |
Kokubun Ryôsei, Research Note: The Current State of
Contemporary Chinese Studies in Japan, China
Quarterly 107 (September 1986), 505-18 |
| 43 |
Chalmers
Johnson, The Pattern of Japanese Relations with China,
1952-1982, Pacific Affairs 59.3 (Fall
1986), 402-27 |
| 45 |
Douglas R.
Reynolds, A Golden
Decade Forgotten: Japan-China Relations, 1898-1907, Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan 4.2
(1987), 93-153 |
| 48 |
Hirano
Kenichirô, State-Forging
and Nation-Destroying: The Case of the Concordia Association of Manchukuo, East Asian Cultural Studies XXV.1-4 (March 1986),
37-57 |
| 51 |
Maruyama Noboru, Lu Xun in
Japan, in Lu Xun and His Legacy, ed. Leo
Ou-fan Lee (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1985), 216-41 |
| 53 |
Letters |
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