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Tag Archives: dictionary
Resources for Studying Buddhism
Glancing through our resources page, I noticed our lack of sites on Buddhism. Sure enough, I had a few things on hand that anyone researching Buddhism in Japan or Buddhism in general will find quite useful. I’m not an expert … Continue reading
Book Announcement: The Princeton Dictionary of Buddhism
Read about the writing of this book on The University of Michigan Record! Via Princeton University Press. The Princeton Dictionary of Buddhism Robert E. Buswell Jr. & Donald S. Lopez Jr. Cloth ISBN: 9780691157863 2013 | $65.00 / £44.95 eBook … Continue reading
Resource: Medical English Dictionary Online
Today we offer a short introduction to the Medical English Dictionary Online (http://www.medo.jp/0.htm), a resource for people looking to translate difficult medical terms from English to Japanese and Japanese to English. Provided by the 医学情報研究所 (igakujōhōkenkyūsho), or Medical Information Organization Network (an NPO), … Continue reading
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Tagged dictionary, medical, medicine, research, resource, vocabulary
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Specialty Dictionaries Online: Art History and History
There’s an enormous amount of online J/E and E/J dictionaries, add-ons, and web readers out there, some aimed at the casual learner and others for more advanced students. But let’s face it- when you’re in the Japanese field as a … Continue reading
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Tagged art, art history, castles, dictionaries, dictionary, glossary, history, JAANUS, Japanese dictionary, Tokyo University
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