世界の日本研究2004　内側から見た日本：在住外国人研究者の視点

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英文奥付

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目次

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So Far In，It's Out (of Context): Problems of Presentation and Context for In-Depth Research　　　　　　

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Viewing Scholarly Discourse in Studies of Japanese Mythology: The Perspective of a Japanologist Trained in Eastern Europe and Japan

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The Challenge of Teaching Comparative Culture to Contemporary Japanese Students　

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Rethinking the Three Pillars of Academia

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Teaching Japanese University Students Liberal Arts in English: Case Studies

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Of Hostesses and Hooligans: Transnational Intimacies in Tashkent and Tokyo

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A Non-Japanese Conducting Fieldwork in a Non-Japanese Community in Japan: How I Got to the Bonin (Ogasawara) Islands

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Theories of Narrative and their Application to the Study of ''Heike monogatari''

94-126

Glimpses of Contemporary Japanese Literature in the Global Village: A Translator's Perspective

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The Publishing Environment for Translations of Japanese Fiction in English

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Writing the Body－as Meat: Kanai Mieko’s “Rotting Meat” as Surreal Fable

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ドメスティック・イデオロギーからの脱出願望－田村俊子の〈書く女〉と〈演じる女〉について

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Urban Space in Tokyo Narratives

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Perception Inside Out and Outside In: Japan and the Poetics of the Intentional Avant-Garde

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A View from the Margins: Translating from a Japanese Religious Tradition

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The “Crazy Priest”: Subversive Aspects of Japanese Buddhism

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Translating Zen: What We Do When We Do Zazen

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The Physical and Mental Criteria of Japanese Identity: Can Foreigners Make an Authentic Japanese Movie?

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Domestic Space, Family, and the Individual: The Cultivation of “Individualism” within the Family Home

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Contributors

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奥付

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