S-J Studies

The Sino-Japanese Studies Journal.

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New article up at Sino-Japanese Studies by Seok-Won Lee: Mao’s China and the Specter of Asian Victimhood: Hirano Yoshitarō and The Institute of Chinese Affairs in Early Postwar Japan https://t.co/leE1LUJgXU

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New article up in Sino-Japanese Studies by Benjamin Wai-ming Ng: “The Yijing and Meiji Ideology: Nemoto Michiaki’s Political Interpretation of the Yijing” https://t.co/HZVJKYCXhR

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New article out by William Hedberg: “Paradise Lost and Regained: The Passion of Chinese Studies (Kangaku) in Meiji-Period Japan” https://t.co/GRM1KJWhOV

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Now up on SJS: “Western Heroines in Late-Qing Women’s Journals: The Voyage to China of Meiji-Era Writings on ‘Women’s Self-Help’” https://t.co/0MPnpUd81J

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Kang Youwei and Inukai Tsuyoshi - Sino-Japanese Relations at the Turn of the Twentieth Century by Eric Han https://t.co/poiUo9tNx0

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“Being Alive: Doctrine versus Experience in the Writings of Yamanoue no Okura” open access on SJS https://t.co/imo90L6Rsl

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“All Men Within the Four Seas are Brothers:” Transnational Kanshi Exchange in Meiji Japan
by Robert Tuck https://t.co/YLFhCjBuP9

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New piece by Wai-ming Ng, “The China Factor in Tokugawa Culture: Beyond Model and the Other” up at SJS https://t.co/JRTHaJiTJC

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Reviews of two great new books (by Josh Fogel and Eric Han) on the history of Sino-Japanese relations https://t.co/VirLeThT0Z

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New article by Chow, Chun-kei at SJS: “The Influence of Zhang Jian's 1903 Trip to Japan on the Nantong Museum” http://t.co/jMvJkUXdPO

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For information on submissions to Sino-Japanese Studies please see http://t.co/mgAYhB07oh

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Early Japanese Education in Taiwan: The Impact of Isawa Shūji’s American Experience by Jenine Heaton now up at: http://t.co/880CvjWSH9

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“Strange Tales from Edo: Liaozhai zhiyi in Early Modern Japan” - new article from William D. Fleming http://t.co/bZUF8RXWXj

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New Article Posted: The Chinese Afterlives of Coxinga and the Forty-SevenRōnin of Akō
http://t.co/nq0Kc7mGlO

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Just out: Peace through Historical Revisionism Yamamoto Shichihei on Sino-Japanese Relations in the 1970s http://t.co/TG72oBAu

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Ishikawa’s “Formation of the Chinese Communist Party” trans. Josh Fogel is out! 30% off if you use code: FOUYOS http://t.co/ZhMfrFuB

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New article up at SJS by Josh Fogel: On Saeki Arikiyo’s Monumental Study of the ‘Treatise on the People of Wa’ http://t.co/QPn39Mty

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New article up at SJS: Medicine, Philanthropy, and Imperialism: The Dōjinkai in China, 1902-1945 http://chinajapan.org/articles/17/6

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New article in Sino-Japanese Studies on the concept of 'sino-Japanese texts' from number of perspectives http://chinajapan.org/articles/17/4

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New SJS article by Wai-ming Ng "Sino-Japanese Studies in Hong Kong: History, Characteristics and Problems" http://is.gd/gQOP8