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Tag Archives: culture
Blog Review: Contemporary Japanese Literature
For those looking for intelligent and entertaining discussions of Japanese literature and pop culture, I cannot recommend highly enough Kathryn Hemmann’s Contemporary Japanese Literature. Ms. Hemmann, a Japanese Literature PhD candidate at the University of Pennsylvania, describes her blog as … Continue reading
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Tagged academia, blog review, books, contemporary, culture, Japan, Japanese, literature, manga, media, translations, video games
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Symposium: The Art Theatre Guild of Japan: Spaces for Intercultural and Intermedial Cinema
The Centre for Media, Culture and Creative Practice, Birkbeck College, University of London Symposium: The Art Theatre Guild of Japan: Spaces for Intercultural and Intermedial Cinema 30th-31st July 2011 Gordon Square Cinema, Birkbeck College, University of London Keynote Speaker: Roland … Continue reading
Blog Review: Samurai Archives
As someone finishing up a Master’s degree in late medieval Japanese history, I understand how frustrating finding resources in English can be. Therefore, today we’re going to feature a site for studying Japanese history that I’ve too long neglected to … Continue reading
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Tagged blog review, culture, history, Japan, Japanese history, resources, samurai, samurai archives
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Fun Link Friday: Nandoku Kanji
So you think you’re a kanji master? Why not put your skills to the test by quizzing yourself with some nandoku kanji (難読漢字)? Nandoku kanji “difficult to read” kanji, single and compound characters that are not a part of the … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, fun link friday, Japanese, kanji, nandoku kanji, online games
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Call for Articles: ‘Travelling’ in Asian, African and Latin American cinema
“Many Cinemas” is a forthcoming e-magazine (1st Issue announced: Spring 2011). It will dedicate its bi-annual issues the many cinemas of the non-western world, namely Asia, Africa, Latin America and other small cinema traditions. “Many Cinemas” will be a magazine … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, asia, Asian cinema, call for articles, cinema, culture, e-magazine, Latin America, magazine, travel
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Social Networking basics: Developing and maintaining relationships in Japanese Studies
Social networking is an essential skill that needs developing, no matter who you are. Academia itself is big, but the field of Japanese Studies is not; building and maintaining your relationships with faculty and staff in the field is one … Continue reading
Posted in graduate school, social networking, undergraduate
Tagged culture, future career, Japanese Studie, politeness, relationships, social networking
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Call for Papers: Science, Technology, and Medicine in East Asia: Policy, Practice, and Implications in a Global Context
October 7-9, 2011 The Ohio State University Mershon Center for International Security Studies 1501 Neil Avenue Columbus, OH 43201 http://history.osu.edu/east-asian-conference Since the end of World War II, historical and contemporary developments in East Asian science, technology, and medicine have received … Continue reading
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Tagged call for papers, conference, culture, east asia, Europe, globalization, history, Japan, medical, medicine, Ohio, Ohio State University, science, technology
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Call for Applications: Summer Program “Asia and Europe in a Global Context”
Summer School 2011 in Heidelberg, Germany The Cluster of Excellence “Asia and Europe in a Global Context” at Heidelberg University welcomes applications for its Summer School 2011 from graduate students in humanities and social sciences with an interest in transcultural … Continue reading
Job opening: Associate Professor, East Asian Religions
Institution: University of Saskatchewan Location: Saskatchewan, Canada Position: Assistant Professor, East Asian Religions The Department of Religion and Culture, College of Arts and Science, University of Saskatchewan, invites applications for a tenure track position at the rank of Assistant or Associate … Continue reading
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Tagged assistant professor, Canada, culture, east asia, jobs, religion, University of Saskatchewan
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