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Author Archives: Paula
Call for Contributions: “The Japanese Yakuza – Tattooed gangsters, modern Robin Hoods or sex-addicted gamblers?
The Japanese Yakuza – Tattooed gangsters, modern Robin Hoods or sex-addicted gamblers? is the title of a planned anthology. The Japanese yakuza and especially their image in popular culture has not been part of any detailed research about the Yakuza … Continue reading
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Tagged call for papers, contemporary, history, Japan, Japanese culture, media, modern, modern Japan, yakuza
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Information on volunteering in Japan
For those of you who may be interested, David Slater of Sophia University in Tokyo has gathered the following information on volunteering opportunities in Japan: Its that time of year when foreign-based academics descend upon Japan. Volunteer work opportunities exist, … Continue reading
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Tagged Japan, Tohoku, Tohoku earthquake, Tohoku tsunami, volunteer, volunteering, volunteering opportunity
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Book Announcement: Yoshino
Now available: a brand-new anthology of poetry and prose about Yoshino in Nara prefecture, ranging from Kakinomoto Hitomaro to Tanizaki Junichiro; taking in Saigyo, Matsuo Basho and Ueda Akinari, and followed by a lively travel story which asks whether history can ever be separated from myth in … Continue reading
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Tagged book announcement, books, Japan, Japanese culture, poetry, prose, Yoshino
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Symposium: Early Modern Japanese Values and Individuality
We’re pleased to announce the following symposium to be held in Vancouver BC August 28-30. The symposium is free and open to the public. For updated information, please visit the UBC – Asian Studies web site at http://www.asia.ubc.ca/. August 28-30 Symposium … Continue reading
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Tagged conference, early modern, Japan, symposium, University of British Columbia, values
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How Do I Say “Git Er Done” in Japanese?: The Best of ALC
Today’s FLF is a reblog of a great post on the hilarity of one of our favorite online dictionaries. Have you come up with some really off the wall results searching for something? Let us know in the comments!
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Call for Papers: Multiculturalism and ‘Asia’
International workshop Monash Asia Institute in conjunction with the School of Political & Social Inquiry Monash University 21-22 Nov 2013 Monash Asia Institute together with the School of Political and Social Inquiry will host an international workshop of “Multiculturalism and ‘Asia’” … Continue reading
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Tagged asia, call for papers, culture, Monash University, multiculturalism, workshop
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Theatre Nohgaku 2013 Writer’s Workshop
Hosted at the 92nd St Y, New York, NY Since 2003, Theatre Nohgaku has hosted workshops for poets, playwrights, musicians and performers to help them better understand Japanese noh and to assist them in using noh in their own artistic … Continue reading
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Tagged Japan, Japanese culture, noh, Nohgaku, theater, theatre, workshop
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Call for papers: Journal of Japanese Philosophy
The Journal of Japanese Philosophy, published by SUNY Press, is the first and only international peer-reviewed journal on Japanese philosophy. The first issue contains essays by Fujita Masakatsu, John Maraldo, Bret Davis, Graham Parkes, and others. We are currently inviting … Continue reading
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Tagged call for papers, Japan, Japanese philosophy, journal, philosophy
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Funding: Triangle Center travel grants
The Triangle Center for Japanese Studies is pleased to offer travel grants to scholars outside the Durham/Raleigh/Chapel Hill/Greensboro area to conduct Japan-related research at Triangle institutions using Japanese materials in the Duke Library, UNC’s Ackland Art Museum or NCSU’s Gregg … Continue reading
Call for Papers: Enola’s Light: Japanese Cinema and the A-Bomb, an edited anthology of essays
This is a call for papers, for a new anthology tentatively titled Enola’s Light: Japanese Cinema and the A-Bomb. The anthology’s aim is to shed light on all genres of Japanese Cinema commercial, anime, pink, underground and its portrayal of … Continue reading
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Tagged atomic bombing, call for papers, cinema, film, Hiroshima, Japanese cinema, Japanese film, Nagasaki, war
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