Studies of Medieval Ryukyu within Asia’s Maritime Network

MURAI Shosuke （村井章介）: Introduction

YAMAMOTO Masaaki （山本正昭）: The Gusuku period in the Okinawa Islands

KAMEI Meitoku （亀井明德）: Changes in the ceramic trade and its modus operandi in Old Ryukyu

OKAMOTO Hiromichi （岡本弘道）: Foreign policy and maritime trade in the early Ming period: Focusing on the Ryukyu kingdom

UEZATO Takashi （上里隆史）: The formation of the port city of Naha in Ryukyu and the world of maritime Asia: From the perspective of Japanese network

Japanese Studies in the History of Pre-Islamic Central Asia

MORIYASU Takao （森安孝夫）: Introduction

MORIYASU Takao: Japanese research on the history of the Sogdians along the Silk Road, Mainly from Sogdiana to China

IWAMI Kiyohiro （石見清裕）: Turks and Sogdians in China during the T‘ang period

ARAKAWA Masaharu （荒川正晴）: Sogdians and the royal house of Ch‘u in Kao-ch‘ang kingdom

YOSHIDA Yutaka （吉田豊）: On the taxation system of Pre-Islamic Khotan

MORIYASU Takao: Epistolary formulae of the Old Uighur letters from Central Asia

The Transformation of Japanese International Relations: From Early Modern to Modern Times

MITANI Hiroshi （三谷博）: Introduction

MOTEGI Toshio （茂木敏夫）: The Opening of Japan and Changes in Japan’s relations with China and Korea

ENDO Yasuo （遠藤泰生）: The cultural geography of the opening of Japan: The arrival of Perry’s squadron and the transformation of Japanese understanding of the Pacific Ocean during the Edo period

YOKOYAMA Yoshinori （横山伊徳）: Japan and Ryukyu 琉球 in the Bakumatsu 幕末 period as seen in overseas sources

UGAI Masashi （鵜飼政志）: Relations between Japan and the West after the opening of Japan

MITANI Hiroshi: The transformation of diplomatic norms in East Asia during the nineteenth century: From ambiguity to singularity

Studies in Southeast Asian History

SAKURAI Yumio （桜井由躬雄）: Introduction

YAMAGATA Mariko （山形真理子）: AThe early history of Lin-i viewed from archaeology

AOYAMA Toru （青山享）: A new interpretation of the “East-West division of Java” in the late fourteenth century

KITAGAWA Kyoko （北川香子）: “Water kings” and “mountain kings”

OHASHI Atsuko （大橋厚子）: The history of West Java during the age of “incorporation”: Retold from the perspective of ordinary housewives

ITO Toshikatsu （伊東利勝）: Karens and the Kon-baung polity in Myanmar

The Cutting Edge of Research on Japanese Buddhism

SUEKI Fumihiko （末木文美士）: Introduction

YOSHIDA Kazuhiko （吉田一彦）: The thesis that Prince Shotoku 聖徳太子 did not exist

HANANO Judo （花野充道）: Original enlightenment thought

MINOWA Kenryo （蓑輪顕量）: The revival of the precepts and Buddhism in medieval Nara 奈良

SONEHARA Satoshi （曽根原理）: The establishment of early modern Buddhism

SUEKI Fumihiko （末木文美士）: Buddhism in the history of Japanese religion: Research history
and research methods

Word and Meaning in Indian Philosophy

HATTORI Masaaki （服部正明）: Introduction

AKAMATSU Akihiko （赤松明彦）: Bhartrhari on meaning and form: The second book of the Vakyapadiya, Karikas 325-347

YOSHIMIZU Kiyotaka （吉水清孝）: The theorem of the singleness of a goblet （graha-ekatva-nyaya）: A Mimamsa analysis of meaning and context

MOTEGI Shujun （茂木秀淳）: Sabda in the Yuktidipika

HATTORI Masaaki （服部正明）: The apoha theory as referred to in the Nyayamanjari

WADA Toshihiro （和田壽弘）: A Navya-nyaya presupposition in determining the meaning of words

Japanese Literature of Wandering and Ltinerancy

KUMEKAWA Mitsuki （粂川光樹）: Introduction

INOUE Eimei （井上英明）: The truth in patterns of oral tradition

OGAWA Naoyuki （小川直之）: A reexamination of the marebito thesis

ISHIDA Yuriko （石田百合子）: Itinerancy and performing arts: With a focus on Semimaru 蝉丸

HORIKIRI Minoru （堀切実）: Basho 芭蕉: The topology of itinerancy and settlement

FUKUDA Hideichi （福田秀一）: Wandering and itinerancy in modern and contemporary popular songs

KUMEKAWA Mitsuki （粂川光樹）: Modern Japanese literature and itinerancy

Ming-Ch‘ing History Seen from East Asia

KISHIMOTO Mio （岸本美緒）: Introduction

IWAI Shigeki （岩井茂樹）: China’s frontier society in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries

SUGIYAMA Kiyohiko （杉山清彦）: The Ch‘ing 清 empire as a Manchu khanate: The structure of rule under the Eight Banners

ISHIHAMA Yumiko （石濱裕美子）: The image of Ch‘ien-lung’s 乾隆 kingship as seen from the world of Tibetan Buddhism

KURODA Akinobu （黒田明伸）: Copper coins chosen and silver differentiated: Another aspect of the “silver century” in East Asia

KISHIMOTO Mio （岸本美緒）: The Ch‘ing dynasty and the East Asian world

Studies in Early Modern Japanese History

TAKAGI Shosaku （高木昭作）: Introduction: Postwar trends in the study of early modern Japanese history

KURUSHIMA Hiroshi （久留島浩）: Hyakusho 百姓 and military duty in early modern Japan

FUKUDA Chizuru （福田千鶴）: The political process in the first half of the seventeenth century

TAKAGI Shosaku （高木昭作）: Hideyoshi’s 秀吉 and Ieyasu’s 家康 views of Japan as a land of the gods and its antecedents: With reference to the “writ for the expulsion of missionaries” of 1614

TSUKADA Takashi （塚田孝）: Stratification and compositeness of social groups in Tokugawa 徳川 Japan: A perspective on early modern society

MIKI Seiichiro （三鬼清一郎）: The reorganization of local order in the early modern period

Islam in History: Sufi Saints and Religious Factions

SATO Tsugitaka (佐藤次高): Introduction

TONAGA Yasushi (東長靖): ‘Polytheistic’ Islam: Islam observed from the perspectives of sufi, saint, and Tariqa

SHIMIZU Kazuhiro (清水和裕): Visits to the tomb of Muscab b. al-Zubayr: Sectarian disturbances during the Buwayhid Dynasty

SATO Tsugitaka: Visits to the tomb of the saint Ibrahim

KISAICHI Masatoshi (私市正年): Jews under the Marinids: The realities of a policy of tolerance and its background

KOMATSU Hisao (小松久男): Bukhara and Kazan

The Current State of Research on Japanese Art History and Related Issues

KOBAYASHI Tadashi (小林 忠): Introduction

NEDACHI Kensuke (根立研介): The present state of research on the history of ancient and medieval sculpture and related issues

SANO Midori (佐野みどり): The present state of research on ancient and medieval art history and related issues

KONO Motoaki (河野元昭): The present state of research on early modern art history and related issues

SATO Doshin (佐藤道信): The present state of research on modern art history and related issues

IKEDA Shinobu (池田忍): The potential of Japanese art history

New Directions in the Study of Sung History

IHARA Hiroshi (伊原弘): Introduction

TAKATSU Takashi (高津孝): The selection of the “Eight great prose masters of the T‘ang 唐 and Sung 宋” and Chinese society in the Sung and later

ITAKURA Masaaki (板倉聖哲): Representations of politicalness and regionality in Wen-chi’s Return to China (文姫帰漢)

MATSUMOTO Koichi (松本浩一): The Taoist rites of the celestial heart: Their content and character

AOKI Atsushi (青木敦): Sung legal culture: An analysis of the application of laws by judges in the Ch‘ing-ming chi 清明集

SUE Takashi (須江隆): The shock of the year Hsuan-ho 宣和 2: The abrupt change in the granting of plaques and titles during Hui-tsung’s 徽宗 reign

The Current State of Research on Monogatari

FUKUDA Hideichi (福田秀一): Introduction

KANNOTO Akio (神野藤昭夫): An outline history of narrative tales and one aspect of the development of early narrative tales

MUROKI Hideyuki (室城秀之): The current state of research on the Utsuho monogatari うつほ物語

HINATA Kazumasa (日向一雅): The structure of the tales of kingship, family, and “everlasting sorrow” in the Genji monogatari 源氏物語: With the “Kiritsubo” 桐壷 chapter as a starting point

KARASHIMA Masao (辛島正雄): The two versions of the Torikaebaya monogatari とりかへばや物語: With a focus on material relating to the fourth daughter

MISUMI Yoichi (三角洋一): A tentative reading of the episode “An Excursion to Sagano” in the Sumiyoshi monogatari 住吉物語

New Approaches to the History of Chinese Fiction with a Focus on Narrative

KOMINAMI Ichiro (小南一郎): Introduction

KOMINAMI Ichiro: T‘ang 唐 -dynasty ch‘uan-ch‘i 伝奇 stories: From the narrative locus to the written work

KIM Moonkyong (金文京): The literature of Tun-huang 敦煌

KOMATSU Ken (小松謙): Narration in historical fiction

OTSUKA Hidetaka (大塚秀高): Characteristics of Sung 宋 -dynasty hsiao-shuo hua-pen 小説話本 as seen in the Lu-ch‘uang hsin-hua 緑窗新話: With a focus on “encounters”

SUZUKI Yoichi (鈴木陽一):　“Narration” in short stories of the Ming 明 and Ch‘ing 清: With a focus on the San-yen 三言 and Erh-p‘o 二拍

Studies in Medieval Japanese History

ISHII Susumu (石井進): Foreword

AMINO Yoshihiko (網野善彦): Commerce and finance in the Middle Ages: The beginnings of ‘capitalism’

KATSUMATA Shizuo (勝俣鎮夫): The structure of the sekkyo 説教 “Sansho dayu” さんせう太夫: Time and space sacred and profane

KASAMATSU Hiroshi (笠松宏至): Undated statements of accusation and rebuttal

ISHII Susumu (石井進): The distinctive characteristics of the environs of Kamakura 鎌倉 as a medieval city

MURAI Shosuke (村井章介): The boundaries of medieval Japan

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