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...Alexis Dudden Tamaki acknowledges the need for a parallel study from the South Korean side to complement his book. Indeed, such a study would enrich the picture. Yet a more powerful move toward unraveling the events of the 20 th century as a step toward a productive and peaceful policy...

...Earl Kinmonth Yukichi Fukuzawa, 1835–1901: The Spirit of Enterprise in Modern Japan . By Norio Tamaki . New York : Palgrave , 2001 . xxvi , 252 pp. $68.00 (cloth). Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2003 2003 632 THE JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES because Japan lacked...

... graphic narratives. These essays approach the works of Jillian Tamaki and Adrien Tomine through posthumanist studies, animal studies, and disability studies. The texts examined by the authors in the book are diverse and represent a number of ethnicities in the Asian American community, including...

... issue. Winther-Tamaki ends by suggesting that tsuchi may be the next in a long line of Japanese terms that expand beyond the boundaries of the Japanese language to become commonly understood outside Japan, following photographic terminology such as bokeh or wellness-associated phrases...

... in Europe and America. In response to this situation, scholars of non-Western art have interrogated the assumptions of temporality and originality. Authors like Alicia Volk, Ming Tiampo, and Bert Winther-Tamaki all endeavor to expose the structure of modern art canons; question the definition...

... period. It is richly illustrated with color artworks ostensibly included in the exhibition, as well as with monochrome photographs, including several charming snapshots of the two artists taken together during their tour of Kyoto and Nara. The first essay by Bert Winther-Tamaki narrates the circumstances...

... with the new me­dia of re­cords and ra­dio in the 1930s. The form­ er was represented by the copyr­ ight hound Wilhelm Plage, while the latt­er was em­bodi­ed in the ope­ ra singer Miura Tamaki, the greatest in­terp­ reter of Madame Butterfly. Abel arg­ ues that the col­li­sion be­tween the 284 THE JOURNAL...

...://visualizingcultures.mit.edu/protest_art_50s_japan/anp1_essay01.html (accessed December 18, 2020); Bert Winther-Tamaki , Maximum Embodiment: Yōga, the Western Painting of Japan, 1912–1955 ( Honolulu : University of Hawai‘i Press , 2012 ) . 3 Further articulated in the epilogue: “Hope in the Past...

... to figure out what these differences in organization ultimately mean for the functioning of economic systems. ULRIKE SCHAEDE University of California, San Diego Yukichi Fukuzawa, 1835 1901: The Spirit of Enterprise in Modern Japan. By N O R I O TAMAKI. New York: Palgrave, 2001. xxvi, 252 pp. $68.00 (cloth...

... didactic perversion of realism. On the other hand, Chinese Marxist critics apply external a priori standards, and find in the novel's moral view a "progressive realism." Predictably, they view The Scholars as an attack on "feudalism." Japanese readers of the nihilist school (Ogawa Tamaki, Inada Takashi...

... Tamaki, and feminist critics of Lacan) in analyzing the manga-turned-animated series Chobits (2001). Here Lamarre develops a reading of the relationship between so-called classical cinema, manga, and animated adaptations of manga alongside an interpretation of how gender and subjectivity are produced...

... is doing a good job of disseminating information. Yasuaki Tamaki in chapter 6 examines interethnic relations and self-identities among three groups in Northeastern Luzon. In terms of the literature, a review of the studies on fishing in the Philippines, for example, omits the works of Susan D. Russell...

... REVIEWS 70S "The sources of curiosity and energy of the Japanese" (a symposium originally published in Energy, 1967), and lastly, Koike Kazuo, Tamaki Motoshi, Sabata Toyoyuki, Sumiya Mikio, Fukutake Tadashi, "Why do the Japanese work so hard?" (a symposium originally published in Shu\an Toyo Keizai, 1967...

... "The sources of curiosity and energy of the Japanese" (a symposium originally published in Energy, 1967), and lastly, Koike Kazuo, Tamaki Motoshi, Sabata Toyoyuki, Sumiya Mikio, Fukutake Tadashi, "Why do the Japanese work so hard?" (a symposium originally published in Shu\an Toyo Keizai, 1967). For the Western...

... didactic perversion of realism. On the other hand, Chinese Marxist critics apply external a priori standards, and find in the novel's moral view a "progressive realism." Predictably, they view The Scholars as an attack on "feudalism." Japanese readers of the nihilist school (Ogawa Tamaki, Inada Takashi...

... STUDIES 84:1 February 2025 Plage and Tamaki was cons­truc­tive, in that it led to the cre­a­tion of copyr­ight law that holds to the pres­ent day. Chapter 4 exa­ mi­ nes vio­ l­ ent mim­icry in tele­vis­ ion repr­ e­sent­ at­ ion of superhe­ roes since the 1950s. Abel ar­gues that (re)med­ i­a­tions...

... Inostrannoi lit-ry, 1959. 221 p. Bibl.: 203-18. KOVACS, F. Some remarks on Uralic numerals. Academia Scientiarum Hungaricae. Acta linguistica 10 (1960), 117-29. OGAWA, TAMAKI. The song of Ch'ih-le . . . Chinese translations of Turkic folk songs and their influence on Chinese poetry. Acta Asiatica 1 (1960), 43...

.... Acta linguistica 10 (1960), 117-29. OGAWA, TAMAKI. The song of Ch'ih-le . . . Chinese translations of Turkic folk songs and their influence on Chinese poetry. Acta Asiatica 1 (1960), 43-56. POPPE, NIKOLAUS. Vergleichende Grammatik der altaischen Sprachen. T . 1. Wiesbaden, Harrassowitz, 1960. (Porta...

... accept the base—only to resign his office immediately, which in effect left the matter to be decided by his successor. This affront to democracy set the stage for a highly charged and bitter campaign to replace Higa. Although the polls indicated that the anti-base candidate Tamaki Yoshikazu was ahead...

... translations of the major Chinese novels such as Yoshikawa's Shui hu chuan, Ogawa Tamaki's San-kuo-cbib yen~i, or the Chin p'ing met by Ono Shinobu and Chida Kuichi. Other scholars such as Suzuki Torao have written excellent presentations of the works of individual Chinese poets. Since Chinese is to them...