Sino-Japanese Studies

Volume 15 (April 2003)

From the Editor 📄 pp. 1-2

Articles

Yoshida Shōin’s Petition Found at Yale Archives 📄 pp. 3-6
by De-min Tao
Anti-Manchu Racism and the Rise of Anthropology in Early 20th Century China 📄 pp. 7-26
by Ishikawa Yoshihiro
The Japanese Literati and the “China Incident”: Hayashi Fusao Reporting the Battle of Shanghai 📄 pp. 27-44
by Jeff E. Long
The Shan-hai ching and Wo: A Japanese Connection 📄 pp. 45-55
by Masako Nakagawa
Filial Piety and Loyalty in Tokugawa Confucianism: Nakae Tōju (1608-48) and His Reading of the Xiaojing 📄 pp. 99-107
by Wai-ming Ng
China in Tokugawa Foreign Relations: The Tokugawa Bakufu’s Perception of and Attitudes toward Ming-Qing China 📄 pp. 108-144
by Mizuno Norihito
Asian Female Sovereigns and the Empress Wu 📄 pp. 145-147
by Araki Toshio (trans. Joshua A. Fogel)
Defending Nanking: An Examination of the Capital Garrison Forces 📄 pp. 148-173
by David Askew

Translations

A Translation-Study of the Kana shōri 📄 pp. 56-98
by John Allen Tucker

Reviews

Tanaka Akira, ed. Kindai Nit-Chū kankei shi saikō📄 pp. 174-174
by Erik Esselstrom
Tonami Mamoru and Fujii Jōji, eds., Kyōdai Tōyōgaku no hyakunen📄 p. 175
by Joshua A. Fogel

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