My article 'Arai Ōsui and the Transnational Reimagination of Civilization in the Late Nineteenth-Century United States' now out in @HistoricalJnl. A nonstate transnational history that challenges civilization discourse from non-Western centric perspectives https://t.co/ZXYMQgo5Yn
The Tanaka Symposium plays a crucial role in the promotion and exchange of new knowledge among scholars & students of Japanese studies in the UK.
Recently, Pembroke held its 5th symposium: Reconfiguring the Concept of Religion in Modern Japan.
Read more👉https://t.co/ICiTfiZCZy
5th Tanaka Symposium 'Reconfiguring the Concept of Religion in Modern Japan' takes place at @PembrokeOxford on 6 June! We explore how creative religious knowledge and practices changed and challenged the concept of religion in modern Japan.
Read more: https://t.co/vV0LxLHKrI
Dr @Chinami__Oka, our Tanaka Junior Research Fellow in Japanese Studies, organised and ran a Japanese Studies taster day at Pembroke!
50 students and teachers from @DartfordGS were welcomed to College for a rich day of activities.
Read more here: https://t.co/LWyiJW24IJ
The 4th Tanaka Symposium in Japanese Studies will explore the complex intersections between the ongoing global crises & literature/the arts. These will include post Fukushima and nuclear concerns, environmental issues, COVID-19 & more.
Find details here: https://t.co/2tkl7GtEaZ
@tanaoshima@buriticalzate@PembrokeOxford Many thanks for your interest in the symposium! It will take place in person. No pre-registration required. Audiences can just show up on the event day at Pembroke College, Oxford.
< Event Info > The 4th Tanaka Symposium in Japanese Studies, ‘Humans and Nature in Crisis: Japanese Literature and Environmental Humanities’, will be held at @PembrokeOxford on Friday, 28 October! For more details, please see the poster.
Our special issue of Worldviews (@Brill_Religious) on #HumanitiesDeepTime has landed. Most of the articles are #OpenAccess, so do take a look:
https://t.co/qffKLug2r2
Here’s a 🧵 of what’s inside…
@DanielCorl1@HistoricalJnl Thank you for reading my article and for offering your insightful comment. I will take a look at this. I am so thrilled and delighted to hear from you, as a fan and learner of your impressive works!
My article 'Arai Ōsui and the Transnational Reimagination of Civilization in the Late Nineteenth-Century United States' now out in @HistoricalJnl. A nonstate transnational history that challenges civilization discourse from non-Western centric perspectives https://t.co/ZXYMQgo5Yn
My article 'Arai Ōsui and the Transnational Reimagination of Civilization in the Late Nineteenth-Century United States' out now in @HistoricalJnl. A nonstate transnational history that challenges civilization discourse from non-Western centric perspectives https://t.co/siTcjtWpaA
My article on the Arafura Zone, out now: a new history of Japan’s modern global connections from the perspective of ordinary seafolk. Retelling the ‘Opening of Japan’ as a transnational moment of cultural exchanges born from the ocean. @PastPresentSoc
https://t.co/ENo0iUj4vG
Just Published: In the article, I reframe existing understandings of 'Cool Japan' and re-examine #AfroAsia, Black British identity, and Japanese pop culture & technologies under a cold lens.
- For Black British grime music artists, Japan isn't just Cool, it's Cold. #ColdJapan
Out now on #firstview
Chinami Oka (@OxfordHistory) on 'Arai Ōsui and the Transnational Reimagination of Civilization in the Late Nineteenth-Century United States'
#USA#Japan#Imperialism#Civilization 🇺🇸
📖Read open access here: https://t.co/zfHYFKP6we