国際学術文化振興センターでは、日本人と日本文化の国際的分析の場として英文誌「Review of Japanese Culture and Society」を発行しています。本誌は、日本の文化や社会についての国際認識を高めることを意図して刊行され、相互理解の促進と文化論の方法の見直しをめざしています。
- Introduction
- Melissa McCormick
- On the Scholarship of Chino Kaori Unseen
- Melissa McCormick
- The Emergence and Development of Famous Place Painting as a Genre
- Chino Kaori
- Embodying Hope: Colonial Memory and Contemporary Art in Korean Museums
- Chino Kaori
- Chino Kaori Bibliography
- Abstracts:
Ichii no Tsubone and the Asukai Connection :Edo Period Attributions of a Muromachi Tale
- Maiko Behr
- Cultural Cliches in Contemporary Art: TheReception of Mori Mariko's Work
- Gunhild Borggreen
- Sexualizing Cultural Memory-The MangaHermeneutics of The Tale of Genji
- Doris Croissant
- "Fans Floating in Waves" as a RepresentativeDesign Motif of Japanese Visual Culture
- Patricia J.Graham
- How to Read "Gender in Japanese Art"Today : The Present Condition of Gender Studies inJapan
- Shinobu Ikeda
- Representations of Aristocratic Womenin Picture Scrolls of the Muromachi Period : KanoMotonobu's Drunken Ogre Scroll
- Wakana Kamei
- The Yamato-e Landscape : Then and Now
- Fusae Kanda
- Modernity and Tradition in Colonial-EraKorea : The Discourse on the "New Woman" and theCourtesan
- Hyeshin Kim
- The Institutional Matrix and Social Milieuof Japanese Women Oil Painters
- Reiko Kokatsu
- Gender and Genre : Themes in Seventeenth-Century Paintings at the Imperial Palace
- Elizabeth Lillehoj
- Female Authorship and the DialogicImagination in A Tale of Brief Slumbers
- Melissa McCormick
- The Gendering of Scenic Representations: Depictions of Yamato and Kara in Shrine Mandala Paintings
- Ryoko Mizuno
- Gender and Cultural Capital : The Hakubyoand Kubo-Family Tales of Ise Illustrated Scroll
- Joshua S. Mostow
- Okakura's Way of Tea : The Gender ofCultural Representation in The Book of Tea
- Noriko Murai
- Reconsidering the Illustration of theSignificance of the Sanskrit Letter "A" and Its Patronage: On the Interpretation of the Image of a Tonsured Woman
- Yuki Narihara
- Chino Kaori's Last Contribution to theImperial Buddhist Convent research and Restoration Project: Miyazaki Yuzensai's Chinese Children at Play at DaishojiImperial Convent
- Barbara Ruch
- Akai Akai Asahi Asahi-Red, Red Is theRising Sun : Wartime Memory in Akasegawa Genpei's TheSakura Illustrated
- Reiko Tomii
- "Asazuma Boat" : Political Satire FiguredFemale?
- Miriam Wattles
- The Emergence of Women in JapaneseAvant-Garde Art, 1955-1965
- Midori Yoshimoto
- Fiction:
Transit
- Yoko Ogawa / Alisa Freedman (Translation)
