...Ruri Ito 2004 by Duke University Press 2004 It Takes a Lot of Time: An Interview with Shigeki Takeo Ruri Ito Shigeki Takeo was born in Nagoya, Japan, in February 1954. He graduated from Kyoto University with a major in nineteenth-century French...

...Shigeki Takeo 2004 by Duke University Press 2004 A Message to the World Shigeki Takeo Iriomote Island, one of many beautiful natural settings of the Ryukyu Is- lands, is standing on the verge of environmental destruction. A group...

... effective. Whatever it is that we are doing, Shigeki Takeo, Kin Chi Lau, and Gayatri Spivak repeat, it is chaotic. Sometimes it feels futile, given the magnitude of the crisis. Also, in Shigeki Takeo’s words, “It takes a lot of time.” The time...

.../nenkan/66nenkan/zuhyou/y660210000.xls . Itō Takeo . 1988 . Life along the South Manchurian Railway: The Memoirs of Itō Takeo , translated by Fogel Joshua A. Armonk, NY : M. E. Sharpe . Iyotani Toshio . 2005 . “ Migration as Method .” In Motion in Place/Place in Motion...

.... Shigeki Takeo is a professor of International Studies at Meijigakuin University and is con- cerned with the revitalization of traditions and cultures in the peripheral areas in East Asia. Wang Hui is a professor of humanities and social sciences, Tsinghua...

... the effect the secret script had on Takuboku’s development as a modern writer. When writing in romaji, his prose is noticeably freer, more descriptive, more analytical, more “literary” (bungatjuteti) to use Kuwabara Takeo’s lnouye I Scopic Regime of Discovery...

..., they must first grasp the geographical character of the region.” This leads Ichikawa to make a pitch for a broad approach to regional research (chiiki ken&i), rather than a narrow hometown focus. See Ichikawa Takeo, Shinshcgaku kotohajime (Tokyo...

... that he actively participated not only in the political movement, but in the artistic one as well. According to the recollections of Matsuo Takeo, who at the time was a student member of the Japanese Proletarian Arts Study Group, Yun, Pak, and O...

... of a Mediocre Man as Epistolary Fiction”) . Arishima Takeo kenkyū (Arishima Takeo Studies) 10 , March : 21 – 34 . Tokusaburō Yamaguchi Shigejirō Okada . 1913 . Kakikata kyōju no kenkyū (Studies on Handwriting Education) . Tokyo : Kōbundō Shoten . (Il)legibility and Handwriting in Meiji...

..., and Keimu Gepp between 1919 and 1925. Writing in the police journal Keimu Ih, police bureaucrat Tanaka Takeo wrote that the transformation of the masses into the police makes “the entire national body an indirect supplement [hojosha...

... ( The Anatomy of Dependence ), Takeo Doi ( 1981 : 8) explains kawaii's rise through amae 甘え (dependence), or what he calls the profound wish in Japanese society “to be dependent and [seek] the other's ‘indulgence.’ ” Doi ( 1981 : 163) states, “The desire to look cute is, as hardly needs pointing out...

... necessarily shaped those words differently within their respective languages. 12 Sat6 Takeo, “Sengo shori no takoku no rei” lThe postwar settlement in the example of other countries], in Gendai y6go no &so chishi@, 1994 [Basic knowledge...

... the misleading term newsreel in a section title) to suit her argument. But Chow is in fact not alone. In addition to prominent figures who reference the incident in terms of film, such as Lu Xun s younger brother Zhou Jian- ren Japanese scholar Oda Takeo and film historian Jay Leyda,7 I also recently found out...

...), with the support of writers such as Akita Ujaku, Fujimori Seikichi, and Arishima Takeo. The same year, the worker activist Hirasawa Keishichi formed the Workers’ Drama Troupe to meet positions 14:2  Fall 2006 452...

... reading, namely, Lu Xun’s literature was politically motivated. In Japan, this type of reading was promoted by influential scholars such as Oda Takeo, the first Japanese scholar to write an in-­depth analysis of Lu Xun, and Masuda Wataru, who...

... and the United States.27 Yasumaru’s highly polemical attack on scholars such as Robert N. Bellah, Kuwabara Takeo, Masumi Junno- suke, Edwin 0. Reischauer, Sakata Yoshio, Robert A. Scalapino, Umesao Tadao, and participants in the Japanese Culture...

... with substantial revisions in Haisengo ron (Tokyo: K¯odansha, 1997). Nishijima Takeo gave the name rekishi shutai rons¯o to the dabate in Asahi shinbun, 17 May 1997. Abiko Kazuyoshi provides a concise theoretical overview of the debate in his...

... prominent members were Mushanokōjī Saneatsu, Shiga Naoya, and Arishima Takeo. In conventional Japanese literary history, the group is often considered a cultural representative of the libertarian atmosphere of Taisho Japan: while...

... Tetsuji, Saigusa Hiroto, Shimizu Ikutar, Nakajima Kenz, Funayama Shinichi, Kamei Katsuichir, Hayashi Fusao, Akiyama Kenz, Imano Takeo, Ry Shintar, Yabe Teiji, Fukui Yasukazu, and Sassa Hiroo. In addition, four people from the Administrative...

... the South Manchurian Railway: The Memoirs of It Takeo (Armonk, NY: M. E. Sharpe, 1988), vii; Young, Japan’s Total Empire, 246 – 47. 39. Quoted in Yamaguchi, Aish no Mansh eiga, 137. 40. Young, Japan’s Total Empire, 40 – 41...