Asian Cultural Studies, Vol. 27 (March 2001)
Editor’s Introduction: M. William Steele
John C. Maher |
Amy McNair, The Upright Brush: Ian Zhenqing’s Calligraphy and Song Literati Politics |
Temario C. Rivera |
Christine B. N. Chin, In Service and Servitude: Foreign Female Domestic Workers and the Malaysian “Modernity” Project |
Symposium: Social Engagement in Modern Japanese Religion (Articles in English) |
Inaba Keishin |
Altruism and Charitable Activities of New Religions in Japan: Theoretical Perspectives |
Ranjana Mukhopadhyaya |
The Brighter Society Movement of Rissho Kosei-kai: A New Application of the Bodhisattva Way |
Stephen G. Covell |
Lighting Up Tendai: Strengthening Sect-Patrishioner Bonds Through The Light Up Your Corner Movement |
Elizabeth A. Dorn |
Pollution Relief And The Japan Woman’s Christian Temperance Union |
Yulia Mikhailova |
Laughter in Russo-Japanese Relations: Comic Pictures of the Russo-Japanese War |
Robert D. Eldridge |
The Amami Reversion Movement: Its Origins, Activities, Impact, and Meaning |
Mika Mervio |
Birds, Politics and Environment in Japan |
Jeffrey P. Bayliss |
Grass-roots “Multiculturalism”: Korean-Burakumin Interrelations in One Community |
Ng Kwok Wai |
The Symmetrical, Parallel and Balanced Characteristics of Bugaku: From Costume Motifs to Music |
Yinghong Li |
Banalized Suffering in Yu Hua’s Fiction |
Kamata Yoji |
The Transformation of Sherpas and Anthropological Modes of Thought: A Research Note on the Notion of Change in Himalayan Nepal |
孫 建軍 |
『増訂華英通語』における「領事」「保険」「陪審」 |
松中完二 |
認知的言語研究の先駆者としての時枝誠記 |
福田秀一 |
矢内原忠雄の留学生活 |
源 了圓 |
横井小楠の「公」をめぐる思想とその「開国」観 |