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Paradise Lost and Regained: The Passion of Chinese Studies (Kangaku) in Meiji-Period Japan
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by William Hedberg
The Yijing and Meiji Ideology: Nemoto Michiaki’s Political Interpretation of the Yijing
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by Benjamin Wai-ming Ng
Mao’s China and the Specter of Asian Victimhood: Hirano Yoshitarō and The Institute of Chinese Affairs in Early Postwar Japan
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by Seok-Won Lee
Volume 25
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Western Heroines in Late-Qing Women’s Journals: The Voyage to China of Meiji-Era Writings on ‘Women’s Self-Help’
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by Xia Xiaohong
Foreign Antecedents of Jing Hengyi’s Educational Philosophy
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by Julian Shulman
The Monk Chōgen’s Expansion of Buddhist Relic Circulation to the Common Classes of Medieval Japan Based on His Experience at Ayuwangshan
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by Shea Ingram
Volume 24 (2017)
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‘I am Japan’s Kang Youwei, You are China’s Inukai Tsuyoshi’: A Case of Idealism in Sino-Japanese Relations at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
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by Eric C Han
The Historical Reception of Yijing in Early Modern Ryukyu
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by Wai-ming Ng
Volume 23 (2016)
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Cultural Relations within Sino-Japanese “People’s Diplomacy”: Nakajima Kenzō and the
Japan-China Cultural Exchange Association
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by Casper Wits
China as Self, China as Other: On Ki no Tsurayuki’s Use of the
wa-kan
Dichotomy
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by Gian-Piero Persiani
Being Alive: Doctrine versus Experience in the Writings of Yamanoue no Okura
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by Nicholas Morrow Williams
Volume 22 (2015)
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The Influence of Zhang Jian’s 1903 Trip to Japan on the Nantong Museum
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by Chun-kei Chow
The China Factor in Tokugawa Culture: Beyond Model and the Other
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by Wai-ming Ng
“All Men Within the Four Seas are Brothers:” Transnational Kanshi Exchange in Meiji Japan
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by Robert Tuck
Volume 21 (2014)
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Kanshi
in Translation: How Its Features Can Be Effectively Communicated
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by John Timothy Wixted
The Big Business of Writing:
Monjō keikoku
in the Early Heian Court of Saga Tennō
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by Jason P. Webb
Early Japanese Education in Taiwan: The Impact of Isawa Shūji’s American Experience
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by Jenine Heaton
Volume 20 (2013)
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Rousseau and Dog in Pre-Republic China (A Suggestion to a Puzzle)
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by Huiyi Chen
Energy Fuels in Making Sometsuke 染付: Fieldwork Investigation of the Evolutionary History of Arita Porcelain Wares’ Kiln-firing Process and the Role of Its Products in the Region
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by Tai Wei Lim
The Chinese Afterlives of Coxinga and the Forty-Seven
Rōnin
of Akō: Japanese Puppet Theatre and Cultural Encounter in Edo-Period Nagasaki
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by William C. Hedberg
Strange Tales from Edo:
Liaozhai zhiyi
in Early Modern Japan
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by William D. Fleming
Translations
Sino-Japanese Shipping Connections as Reported in Chinese and Japanese Sources
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by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 19 (2012)
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International Society after “The Transformation from Civilized to Barbarian”
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by Shigeki Iwai
On Saeki Arikiyo’s Monumental Study of the ‘Treatise on the People of Wa’
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by Joshua A. Fogel
The Shintoization of the Yijing in Hirata Atsutane’s Kokugaku
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by Wai-ming Ng
Peace through Historical Revisionism Yamamoto Shichihei on Sino-Japanese Relations in the 1970s
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by Robert Hoppens
Volume 18 (2011)
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Redefining Legitimacy in Tokugawa Historiography
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by Wai-ming Ng
Mr. Gotō Goes to Beijing: The Origin of Ping-Pong Diplomacy
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by Mayumi Itoh
Re-centering Trade Periphery through Fired Clay: A Historiography of the Global Mapping of Japanese Trade Ceramics in the Premodern Global Trading Space
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by Tai Wei Lim
Volume 17 (2010)
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Sino-Japanese Studies in Hong Kong: History, Characteristics and Problems
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by Wai-ming Ng
A note on Sino-Japanese: a question of terminology
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by Peter Kornicki
Report on “Searching for Modernity and Identity in Japan-China Cultural Flows in the Modern Period”
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by Wai-ming Ng
Medicine, Philanthropy, and Imperialism: The Dōjinkai in China, 1902-1945
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by Chieko Nakajima
Translations
Demon Capital Shanghai: The “Modern” Experience of Japanese Intellectuals - Chapter 6 The “Modern City” and the Shōwa Period
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by Jianhui Liu; translation by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 16 (2009)
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Zhang Jian’s Nantong Project and the Meiji Japanese Model
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by Wai-ming Ng
Qing China’s Reaction to the 1874 Japanese Expedition to the Taiwanese Aboriginal Territories
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by Norihito Mizuno
Experimenting with Chinese Language and Classics: Zeami’s Treatise
Goi
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by Leo Shingchi Yip
Editorial Note
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by Joshua A. Fogel
Translations
Demon Capital Shanghai: The “Modern” Experience of Japanese Intellectuals - Prologue: Two “Shanghais”
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by Jianhui Liu; translation by Joshua A. Fogel
Chinese Translations from Japanese of Works on Socialism, 1919-1922
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by Yoshihiro Ishikawa; translation by Joshua A. Fogel
Demon Capital Shanghai: The “Modern” Experience of Japanese Intellectuals - Chapter 1: Samurai in Shanghai
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by Jianhui Liu; translation by Joshua A. Fogel
Demon Capital Shanghai: The “Modern” Experience of Japanese Intellectuals - Chapter 2: Birth of an East Asian Information Network
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by Jianhui Liu; translation by Joshua A. Fogel
The Strangeness of Ancient Japanese History
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by Ichisada Miyazaki; translation by Joshua A. Fogel
Demon Capital Shanghai: The “Modern” Experience of Japanese Intellectuals - Chapter 3: Shanghai and the Opening of Japan (Part 1)
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by Jianhui Liu; translation by Joshua A. Fogel
Demon Capital Shanghai: The “Modern” Experience of Japanese Intellectuals - Chapter 3: Shanghai and the Opening of Japan (Part 2)
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by Jianhui Liu; translation by Joshua A. Fogel
Demon Capital Shanghai: The “Modern” Experience of Japanese Intellectuals - Chapter 3: Shanghai and the Opening of Japan (Part 3)
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by Jianhui Liu; translation by Joshua A. Fogel
Demon Capital Shanghai: The “Modern” Experience of Japanese Intellectuals - Chapter 4: Meiji Men Stirred by “Romance” (Part 1)
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by Jianhui Liu; translation by Joshua A. Fogel
Demon Capital Shanghai: The “Modern” Experience of Japanese Intellectuals - Chapter 5: Taishō Writers Who Indulged in the Demon Capital
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by Jianhui Liu; translation by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 15 (April 2003)
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pp. 1-2
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Yoshida Shōin’s Petition Found at Yale Archives
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pp. 3-6
by De-min Tao
Anti-Manchu Racism and the Rise of Anthropology in Early 20th Century China
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pp. 7-26
by Ishikawa Yoshihiro
The Japanese Literati and the “China Incident”: Hayashi Fusao Reporting the Battle of Shanghai
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pp. 27-44
by Jeff E. Long
The
Shan-hai ching
and
Wo
: A Japanese Connection
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pp. 45-55
by Masako Nakagawa
Filial Piety and Loyalty in Tokugawa Confucianism: Nakae Tōju (1608-48) and His Reading of the Xiaojing
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pp. 99-107
by Wai-ming Ng
China in Tokugawa Foreign Relations: The Tokugawa Bakufu’s Perception of and Attitudes toward Ming-Qing China
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pp. 108-144
by Mizuno Norihito
Asian Female Sovereigns and the Empress Wu
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pp. 145-147
by Araki Toshio (trans. Joshua A. Fogel)
Defending Nanking: An Examination of the Capital Garrison Forces
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pp. 148-173
by David Askew
Translations
A Translation-Study of the Kana shōri
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pp. 56-98
by John Allen Tucker
Reviews
Tanaka Akira, ed.
Kindai Nit-Chū kankei shi saikō
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pp. 174-174
by Erik Esselstrom
Tonami Mamoru and Fujii Jōji, eds.,
Kyōdai Tōyōgaku no hyakunen
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p. 175
by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 14 (April 2002)
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pp. 1-2
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The International Committee for the Nanking Safety Zone: An Introduction
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pp. 3-23
by David Askew
Chinese Marxism in the Early 20th Century and Japan
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pp. 24-34
by Ishikawa Yoshihiro
Tokugawa Intellectual History and Prewar Ideology: The Case of Inoue Tetsujirō, Yamaga Sokō, and the Forty-Seven
Rōnin
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pp. 35-70
by John Allen Tucker
Yamaga Sokō’s Essential Lexicography of Sagely Confucian Teachings (
Seikyō yōroku
): Chapter Three
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pp. 71-80
translated by John Allen Tucker
Translations
Terminology Surrounding the “Tripartite Separation of Powers”
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p. 81
by Suzuki Shūji; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 13, Issue 2 (March 2001)
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pp. 1-1
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The Nanjing Incident: An Examination of the Civilian Population
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pp. 2-20
by David Askew
Satō Haruo’s “Ajia noko” and Yu Dafu’s Response: Literature, Friendship, and Nationalism
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pp. 21-31
by Christopher T. Keaveney
Mistranslations in Honda Katsuichi’s The Naning Massacre
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pp. 32-44
by Masato Kajimoto
Mencius
and the Meiji Restoration: A Study of Yoshida
Shōin’s Kō-Mō yowa
(Additional notes in explanation of the Mencius)
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pp. 45-63
by Wai-ming Ng
The Concept of “Right”
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pp. 64-74
by Yanabu Akira; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Reviews
Furuya Tetsuo and Yamamuro Shin’ichi, eds.,
Kindai Nihon ni okeru higashi Ajia mondai
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p. 75
by Joshua A. Fogel
Barbara J. Brooks,
Japan’s Imperial Diplomacy: Consuls, Treaty Ports, and War in China, 1895-1937
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p. 75
by Erik Esselstrom
Liu Jianhui, Mato Shanhai:
Nihon chishikijin “kindai” taiken
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p. 75
by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 13, Issue 1 (October 2000)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-2
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“Imperial Japanese” Drug Trafficking in China: Historiographic Perspectives
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pp. 3-19
by Bob Tadashi Wakabayashi
Island Paradises: Travel and Utopia in Three East Asian Offshoots of
Shuihu zhuan
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pp. 20-33
by Ellen Widmer
Translations
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Eleven: Shipmasters and Crewmen)
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p. 34
by Ōba Osamu; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 12, Issue 2 (April 2000)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-2
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Saitō Takao and Parliamentary Politics in 1930s Japan
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pp. 3-28
by Lawrence Fouraker
Edo as Method: An Introduction to Koyasu Nobukuni’s Recent Scholarship
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pp. 29-40
by Barry D. Steben
Translations
Zhu Xi and “Zhu Xi-ism”: Toward a Critical Perspective on the Ansai School
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pp. 41-50
by Koyasu Nobukuni; translated by Barry D. Steben
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Ten: On the Matter of Vessels Sailing to Japan)
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pp. 51-64
by Ōba Osamu; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Reviews
The First Encyclopedia of Sino-Japanese Cultural Interchange: A review of Terao Yoshio’s Chūgoku bunka denrai jiten
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p. 65
by Benjamin Wai-ming Ng
An Introduction to Hazama Naoki, ed.,
Joint Research: Liang Qichao – Modern Western Thought and Meiji Japan
p. 65
by Ogyū Shigehiro; translated by Barry D. Steben
Volume 12, Issue 1 (November 1999)
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pp. 1-2
Sino-Japanese News
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p. 3
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A Note on East Asian Languages and the Internet
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pp. 3-4
by Daniel D. Baird
Japan and Liang Qichao’s Research in the Field of National Learning
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pp. 5-24
by Sang Bing
The Japanese Communist Party and the June 4th Incident of 1989
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pp. 25-32
by Jing Zhao
“Chrysanthemum Tryst”: Remaking a Chinese Ghost Story in Japan
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pp. 33-46
by Noriko R. Reider
Translations
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Nine: Foreigners in the Government’s Employ during the Kyōhō Era)
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pp. 47-64
by Ōba Osamu; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Reviews
Reviews:
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p. 65
Li Qing, ed. and annot.,
Dongying yimo, jindai Zhong-Ri wenhua jiaoliu xijian shiliao jizhu
📄
pp. 65-65
by Joshua A. Fogel
Li Enmin,
Zhongri minjian jingji waijiao: 1945-1972
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pp. 66-69
by Daojiong Zha
Zheng Liangsheng,
Zhong-Ri guanxi shi yanjiu lunji
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p. 70
by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 11, Issue 2 (May 1999)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-2
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The East, Nationalism, and Taishō Democracy: Naitō Konan’s History of Chinese Painting
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pp. 3-23
by Aisa Yuen Wong
Sankai ibutsu
: An Early Seventeenth-Century Japanese Illustrated Manuscript
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pp. 24-38
by Masako Nakagawa
An Alien Vernacular: Okajima Kanzan’s Popularuzation of the Chinese Vernacular Novel in Eighteenth-Century Japan
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pp. 39-49
by Emanuel Pastreich
Translations
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Eight: The Travels of Elephants)
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pp. 50-68
by Ōba Osamu; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Recent Publications
A Recent Publication of Sino-Japanese Interest from Japan
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p. 69
by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 11, Issue 1 (October 1998)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-5
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Beyond Politics in Wartime: Zhou Zuoren, 1931-1945
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pp. 6-12
by Lu Yan
Guiding Hand: Hattori Unokichi in Beijing
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pp. 13-20
by Paula Harrell
Correspondence
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pp. 38-38
The Transmission of Neo-Confucianism to the Ryukyu (Liuqiu) Islands and Its Historical Significance
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pp. 39-60
by Barry D. Steben
A Critical Review of Japanese Scholarship on Overseas Chinese in Modern Japan
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pp. 61-67
by B. Wai-ming Ng
Some Sidelights on Japanese Sinologists of the Early Twentieth Century
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p. 68
by J. Timothy Wixted
Translations
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Seven: The Voyages of Mr. Shen Xie’an)
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pp. 21-37
by Ōba Osamu; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 10, Issue 2 (April 1998)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-7
Articles
Yao Wendong (1852-1927) and Japanology in Late Qing China
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pp. 8-22
by Benjamin Wai-ming Ng
Kanbun
, Histories of Japanese Literature, and Japanologists
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pp. 23-31
by John Timothy Wixted
About Some Japanese Historical Terms
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pp. 32-42
by Watanabe Hiroshi; translated by Luke S. Roberts
Translations
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Six: A Profile of the Unruly Shōgun Yoshimune)
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p. 43
by Ōba Osamu; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 10, Issue 1 (October 1997)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-2
Articles
Three Recent Conferences of Sino-Japanese Interest
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pp. 3-7
The Japanese Consul in China, 1895-1937
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pp. 8-32
by Barbara Brooks
Three Recent Chinese Books on Sino- Japanese Relations
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p. 56
by Joshua A. Fogel
Translations
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Five: Arai Hakuseki, the New Shōtoku Laws, and the Ming Legal Codes)
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pp. 33-55
by Ōba Osamu; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 9, Issue 2 (November 1996)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-2
Articles
Mongol Intentions toward Japan in 1266: Evidence from a Mongol Letter to the Sung
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pp. 13-23
by Kenneth W. Chase
Study and Use of the
I Ching
in Tokugawa Japan
📄
pp. 24-44
by Wai-ming Ng
Ria Monogatari
(The Tale of Ria): A Japanese Adaptation of a Chinese Tale
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pp. 45-62
by Masako Nakagawa
The Politics of Suzue Gen’ichi’s
Class Conflicts in the Chinese Revolution
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pp. 63-70
by Jing Zhao
Ribenxue
📄
p. 71
by Joshua A. Fogel
Translations
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Four: The Inspectorate of Books)
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pp. 3-12
by Ōba Osamu; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 9, Issue 1 (October 1996)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-2
Articles
Errata from SJS 8.2
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pp. 3-3
Search for the Spirit of the Sages: Baisaō and Sencha in Japan
📄
pp. 34-46
by Patricia Graham
Ninjō
and the Affective Value of Literature at the Kogidō Academy
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pp. 47-55
by Lawrence Marceau
Trends in Chinese Research on Modern Japanese History: The Fifteen-Year War
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pp. 75-92
by Kobayashi Motoharu; translated by Bob T. Wakabayashi and Bernard Hung-kay Luk
Several Recent Serials in Sino-Japanese Studies from China: Ribenxue and Zhong-Ri wenhua luncong
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p. 93
by Joshua A. Fogel
Translations
Orthodoxy and Legitimacy in the Kimon School (Part 2), with a Preface by the Translator
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pp. 4-33
by Maruyama Masao; translated by Barry Steben
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Three: The Discovery of Banned Books)
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pp. 56-74
by Ōba Osamu; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 8, Issue 2 (May 1996)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-5
Translations
Orthodoxy and Legitimacy in the Kimon School (Part 1), with a Preface by the Translator
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pp. 6-49
by Maruyama Masao; translated by Barry Steben
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part Two: The Nagasaki Trade Was the China Trade)
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pp. 50-61
by Ōba Osamu; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Yamaga Sokō’s
Seikyō yōroku
: An English Translation and Analysis (Part Two)
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p. 62
by Yamaga Sokō; translated by John Allen Tucker
Volume 8, Issue 1 (October 1995)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-2
Articles
Errata to SJS 7.2
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pp. 3-3
The Formation of Huang Tsun-hsien’s Political Thought in Japan (1877-1882)
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pp. 4-21
by Wai-ming Ng
Studies of Kawabata Yasunari in Contemporary China
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pp. 53-55
by Chiba Sen’ichi; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Translations of Kawabata Yasunari in Contemporary China
📄
pp. 56-63
by Joshua A. Fogel
The Institute of Japanese Culture Studies, Hangzhou University
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pp. 64-65
by Stuart H. Sargent
Several Recent Works in Sino-Japanese Studies:
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p. 66
by Joshua A. Fogel
John Timothy Wixted,
Japanese Scholars of China: A Bibliographical Handbook
Ronald Suleski,
The Modernization of Manchuria: An Annotated Bibliography
Kojima Tomoyuki, ed.,
Ajia jidai no Nit-Chû kankei, kako to mirai
Jindai Ri-Zhong guanxi shi yanjiu rumen
, eds. Yamane Yukio, Fujii Shôzô, Nakamura Tadashi, and Ôta Katsuhiro; transl. Zhou Qiqian et al.
Translations
Yamaga Sokō’s
Seikyō yōroku
: An English Translation
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pp. 22-39
by John Allen Tucker
Sino-Japanese Relations in the Edo Period (Part One: Forgotten Sino-Japanese Contacts)
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pp. 40-52
by Ōba Osamu; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 7, Issue 2 (April 1995)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-2
Articles
Errata to SJS 7.1
📄
pp. 3-3
Infant Protection Societies in the Late Qing
📄
pp. 42-64
by Fuma Susumu; translated by Peter Perdue
Conference on Northeast Asia
📄
pp. 65-67
by Daqing Yang
Correspondence
📄
p. 70
Translations
Seigaku tōzen to Chūgoku jijō
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 11)
📄
pp. 4-41
by Masuda Wataru; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Reviews
Review: Wang Yong, ed.,
Zhong-Ri Hanji jiaoliu shi lun
📄
pp. 68-69
by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 7, Issue 1 (October 1994)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-2
Articles
Documents on Japanese Poison Gas Warfare in China
📄
pp. 3-33
by Bob Tadashi Wakabayashi
Recent Books of Sino-Japanese Interest from China and Japan
📄
p. 61
by Joshua A. Fogel
Translations
Seigaku tōzen to Chūgoku jijō
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 10)
📄
pp. 34-60
by Masuda Wataru; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 6, Issue 2 (April 1994)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-3
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“Rejoining Asia”: Traveler’s Notes from Japan
📄
pp. 4-6
by Yang Daqing
An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Japanese Articles on Tokugawa Confucianism (Part Three)
📄
pp. 38-71
by John Allen Tucker
Translations
Seigaku tōzen to Chūgoku jijō
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 9)
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pp. 13-37
by Masuda Wataru; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Reviews
Revolution?: A Review Essay on China, 1898-1912: The Xinzheng Revolution and Japan, by Douglas R. Reynolds
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pp. 7-12
by Joan Judge
Review: Riben tongshi, ed. Zhao Jianmin, Liu Yuwei, et al.
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p. 72
by Christine Harris
Volume 6, Issue 1 (October 1993)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-3
Articles
The Reimportation from Japan to China of the Commentary to the Classic of Filial Piety
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pp. 4-12
by Laura E. Hess
An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Japanese Articles on Tokugawa Confucianism (Part Two): From Matsuda Kō to Shimizu Tōru
📄
pp. 45-78
by John Allen Tucker
Correspondence
📄
p. 79
Translations
Seigaku tōzen to Chūgoku jijō
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 8)
📄
pp. 19-44
by Masuda Wataru; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Reviews
Review:
China’s First Dictionary of Japanese History
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pp. 13-18
by De-min Tao
Volume 5, Issue 2 (April 1993)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-10
Corrections to SJS V.1
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pp. 11-11
Articles
Sino-Japanese Peace Negotiations over the Mukden Incident
📄
pp. 12-32
by Huang Tzu-chin
From Abe Yoshio to Maruyama Masao: An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Japanese Articles on Tokugawa Confucianism (Part One)
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pp. 59-94
by John Allen Tucker
Translations
Seigaku tōzen to Chūgoku jijō
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 7)
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pp. 33-58
by Masuda Wataru; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Reviews
Review: Wang Xiaoqiu, Zhong-Ri wenhuajiaoliu shihua
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p. 95
by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 5, Issue 1 (October 1992)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-3
Articles
Research Notes on Japanese Poison Gas Warfare in China
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pp. 4-10
by Bob Tadashi Wakabayashi
Of Shoes and Ships and Sealing Wax
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pp. 11-40
by Peter Zarrow
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Introduction to the Chinese Edition of
Shushigaku to Yōmeigaku
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pp. 41-47
by Shimada Kenji; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Seigaku tōzen to Chūgoku jijō
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 6)
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p. 48
by Masuda Wataru; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 4, Issue 2 (April 1992)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-2
Articles
Japanese Mustard Gas in China: Then and Now
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pp. 3-6
by Awaya Kentarō
Meat and Potatoes: Two Selections from
Edo Hanjōki
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pp. 7-26
by Andrew Markus
Thomas Hill Green in Modern East Asia and the Thought of Mao Zedong
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pp. 52-70
by Atsuko Hirai
Recent Chinese Serial Publications of Sino-Japanese Interest
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pp. 71-75
by Joshua A. Fogel
Correspondence
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p. 76
Translations
Seigaku tōzen to Chūgoku jijō
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 5)
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pp. 27-51
by Masuda Wataru; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 4, Issue 1 (October 1991)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-2
Articles
Errata, SJS III.2
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pp. 3-3
Emperor Hirohito on Localized Aggression in China
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pp. 4-27
by Bob Tadashi Wakabayashi
Nishimura Tenshū’s Journey to the YangtzeBasin in 1897-98
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pp. 28-43
by De-min Tao
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Seigaku tōzen to Chūgoku jijō
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 4)
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pp. 44-63
by Masuda Wataru; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Reviews
Review:
Flowering in the Shadows
(ed. Marsha Weidner)
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p. 64
by Peter Sturman
Volume 3, Issue 2 (April 1991)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-2
Articles
Errata, SJS III.1
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pp. 3-8
Terakado Seiken’s “Blossoms Along the Sumida”
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pp. 9-29
by Andrew Markus
On NHK’s Interview with Zhang Xueliang
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pp. 53-56
by Koichi Okamoto
Recent Publications in the Shanghai Area on the Sino-Japanese War, 1937-1945
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pp. 57-61
by Parks Coble
Correspondence
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p. 65
Translations
Seigaku tōzen to Chūgoku jijō
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 3)
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pp. 30-52
by Masuda Wataru; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Reviews
Review:
Ribenxue
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pp. 62-64
by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 3, Issue 1 (November 1990)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-12
Articles
Errata, SJS II.2
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pp. 13-13
A Sino-Japanese Controversy: The Nanjing Atrocity as History
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pp. 14-35
by Daqing Yang
Correspondence
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p. 64
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Seigaku tōzen to Chūgoku jijō
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 2)
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pp. 36-59
by Masuda Wataru; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Reviews
Review Essay: Akira Komai and Thomas K.Rohlich,
An Introduction to Japanese Kanbun
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pp. 60-63
by Andrew Markus
Volume 2, Issue 2 (May 1990)
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pp. 1-1
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 2-3
Errata, SJS II.1
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pp. 4-4
Articles
Through Several Glasses Brightly: A Japanese Copy of a Chinese Account of Japan
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pp. 5-19
by Robert Borgen
Uchiyama Kanzō: A Case Study in Sino-Japanese Interaction
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pp. 47-56
by Paul Scott
Sino-Japanese Studies: Three Problem Areas
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pp. 57-71
by Liu Tianchun; translated by Douglas R. Reynolds
Correspondence
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p. 72
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Seigaku tōzen to Chūgoku jijō
[The Eastern Spread of Western Learning and Conditions in China] (part 1)
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pp. 20-46
by Masuda Wataru; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Volume 2, Issue 1 (December 1989)
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pp. 1-2
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 3-4
Articles
On Japanese Expressions for “China”
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pp. 5-16
by Joshua A. Fogel
Reverse Orientalism
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pp. 17-27
by J. Timothy Wixted
Periodizing the History of Sino-Japanese Relations
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pp. 28-41
by Wang Xiangrong; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Yanjing University, 1937-1941: Autonomy or Compromise?
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pp. 42-68
by Sophia Lee
Correspondence
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p. 69
Volume 1, Issue 2 (March 1989)
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pp. 1-2
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 3-3
Directory
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pp. 4-6
Articles
Report on an International Conference Sponsored by the China Association for the Study of Sino-Japanese Relations
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pp. 7-12
by Barbara Brooks
The Etymology of Cooperation: Sino-Japanese Relations and Arai Sei
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pp. 13-17
by Paul Scott
Azuma kagami
and
Wuqi jing bu
: Historical Evidence of Sino-Japanese Cultural Interaction
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pp. 28-40
by Feng Zuozhe and Wang Xiaoqiu; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Chinese and Japanese Studies of Early Sino-Japanese Contacts in the Modern Era: Reviews of Writings
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pp. 41-56
by by Ichiko Chūzō, Etō Shinkichi, Haga Noboru, Wang Xiaoqiu, and Lü Wanhe; Joshua A. Fogel trans.
Correspondence
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p. 57
Reviews
Recent Sourcebooks on Tō-A Dōbunkai and Tō-A Dōbun Shoin: A Review Article
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pp. 18-27
by Douglas R. Reynolds
Volume 1, Issue 1 (November 1988)
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pp. 1-3
Sino-Japanese News
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pp. 4-7
Articles
A Note on Transcription and the
Newsletter
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pp. 8-9
by Joshua A. Fogel
Nagasaki and the Importation of Chinese Books to Japan in the Edo Period
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pp. 24-32
by Ōba Osamu; translated by Joshua A. Fogel
Reviews
Review Article: Early-Modern Japanese Confucianism: The Gyōza-Manjū Controversy
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pp. 10-23
by Bob Tadashi Wakabayashi
Reviews
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p. 33
by (Joshua A. Fogel)
Total articles: 265
Articles: 143
From the Editor: 29
New Books: 1
Recent Publications: 1
Reviews: 22
Sino-Japanese News: 27
Translations: 42