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Back Issues (each)

No.18 (March 2000)

  • The State, Education, and Two Generations of Women in Meiji Japan, 1868-1912
    E. Patricia Tsurumi
    明治の国家、教育と二代のおんな
  • Through the Eyes of a Twentieth-Century Court Lady? Gender, Class, and the Challenge to the Field of Classical Japanese Literature
    Lynne K. Miyake
    「20世紀」女房の眼による日本古典文学への挑戦
  • Fantasies of Maternal Ambivalence in Takahashi Takako's "Congruent Figures" Andra Alvis
    高橋たか子の「相似形」に描かれている母親のアンビバレンス
  • Widow's Rites in Japan: And Interpretive Study of Women's Participation in Memorial Rituals and the Transformation of Family Practices
    Deborah McDowell Aoki
    ある未亡人の宗教儀式:法事に見る女性たちの行動と伝統的家族習慣の変化に関する観察と解釈
  • A Dinner Party Is Not a Revolution: Space, Gender, and Hierarchy in Meiji Japan
    Sally A. Hastings
    晩餐会は革命ではない:明治期のスペース、ジェンダー、ヒエラルキー

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