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The 52nd International Conference of Eastern Studies Opening Addresses and Congratulatory Message

Research Papers （full texts）:
Joachim GENTZ : Close(d) reading of the Chunqiu: Strategies of producing meaning in the Gongyang zhuan

Kenneth POMERANZ : Region and world in economic history: The early modern/modern divide

IKEGAMI Hiroko: The Japanese exhibition house in the Museum of Modern Art, New York: Shofuso and the Japan boom in postwar America

Other Papers Presented （abstracts）:
＜Symposium I＞
NOMA Fumichika: The Ch‘un-ch‘iu shih-yu and the Tso-chuan

IWAMOTO Kenji: From “meaning” to “events”: The emergence of the Tso-shih chuan

TANAKA Masami: The Ku-liang commentary on the Ch‘un-ch‘iu during the Han dynasty

WATANABE Yoshihiro: The three commentaries on the Ch‘un-ch‘iu and state affairs during the Former and Later Han

＜Symposium II＞
IWAI Shigeki: Developments in trade and trade theory in the Ming and Ch‘ing

OKAMOTO Takashi: “Tribute,” “trade,” and the maritime customs system in 16-19th century China

LIU Shiuh-feng: “Tribute” or “trade”?: From the perspective of maritime East Asia during the Ch‘ing

SAKURAI Yumio: A Chinese kingdom in the Southern Sea in the 18th century: On the Kang Kao port-kingdom

YANAGISAWA Akira: The formation of a “trade system” in the Chinese interior and its characteristics: With a focus on Sino-Russian trade

＜Symposium III＞
TANIMOTO Masayuki: From peasant economy to urban agglomeration: Another path to industrialization in early modern/modern Japan

YOSHIZAWA Seiichiro: Japanese scholars on Chinese economic history and the question of industrialization

FURUTA Kazuko: Information as the fourth factor: Merchants, state, and economy in the late Chinese empire

KATO Hiroshi: The transition from pre-modern to modern in the Middle East: In case of Egypt

MIZUSHIMA Tsukasa: Market and non-market oriented development and the transformation of eighteenth-century South India

KURODA Akinobu: Asymmetric coexistence between the Asian empires and the European nation-states: A monetary viewpoint

＜Symposium IV＞
KUMEKAWA Mitsuki: The discoveries of landscape in the late Meiji period

Peter McMILLAN: Landscape in poetry and painting: A comparison of the Hyakunin isshu and Western paintings

MORI Asao: The gaze of the gods and the gaze of beholders of the gods: The genesis of landscape in ancient Japanese literature

TAKAHASHI Bunji: Landscape and time in women’s writing of the Heian period: On the “Maboroshi” chapter in the Genji monogatari

＜Symposium V＞
Hoyt Cleveland TILLMAN: A frog in a well surveys the heavens: Reflections on Confucianism from a remote space

Richard von GLAHN: Multiple currencies and the formation of regional monetary circuits in East Asia, 12th-14th centuries.

HONDA Osamu: Development and migration in coastal Ming-chou during the Sung

NAKAJIMA Gakusho: Legal protection of the property of common descent groups from the Sung to the Ch‘ing

HOKARI Hiroyuki: Survival strategies in southern China: Homeland union, charities and medicine

＜Symposium VI＞
NAGATSU Kazufumi: A genealogy of sea routes: Continuity and reorganization of maritime networks in Southeast Asia

Francois GIPOULOUX: Maritime Asia and maritime history studies, 1600-2000: Asia and China at the core of two periods of globalization

Ulises GRANADOS QUIROZ: The South China Sea and its coral reefs during the Ming and Qing: Levels of geographical knowledge and political control

BAO Maohong: Maritime Asia: A summary of environmental history

TSURU Yasuko: Reflections on maritime delimitation dispute in the East China Sea

＜Asian Art History Session＞
Francesca Romana MAROCCHINO: The Fudo riyaku engi emaki and the Miidera

IDEMITSU Sachiko: “True view paintings” by Ike no Taiga: Broadening the definition of shinkeizu

WANG Yuanlin: Creating double space in picture space: With reference to screen paintings within other paintings

MITA Takaaki: A study of a bodhisattva image discovered in the underground crypt at Fa-men-ssu, Shan-hsi province: Focusing on a reinterpretation of the Vidyarajas on the pedestal

Hillary PEDERSEN: The Jingoji Godai Kokuzo Bosatsu sculptures and shifts in ninth century ritual practices

NEDACHI Kensuke: The periodization of the history of Japanese sculpture as seen from sculptors of Buddhist statues

Chairpersons’ Reports:
Symposium I： Rivalry Surrounding the Three Commentaries on the Ch‘un-ch‘iu during the Former and Later Han (IKEDA Tomohisa)

Symposium II： From “Tribute” to “Trade” (MURAKAMI Ei)

Symposium III： Diversified or Independent?: Locating Asia in Global History (MIZUSHIMA Tsukasa)

Symposium IV： Discoveries of Landscape in Japanese Literature (KUMEKAWA Mitsuki)

Symposium V： Continuity and Discontinuity in Chinese Society: Theory and Practice　(IHARA Hiroshi)

Symposium VI: Maritime Asia and Maritime History Studies: 1600-2000 (HAMASHITA Takeshi)
Asian Art History Session (OGAWA Hiromitsu)

Lectures at the Kansai Session （abstracts）:
AKAMATSU Akihiko: How is a neutral position possible?: The world view of Jainism

PARK Seong-jong: The idu method of writing Korean

The 51st International Conference of Eastern Studies Opening Addresses and Congratulatory Message

Research Papers ＜full texts＞:
WU Liyu (呉麗娯): 唐代的皇帝喪葬與山陵使 (T ‘ang dynasty imperial burials and the Shan-ling shih)

YAMAMOTO Masaaki (山本正昭): The periodization of stone gusuku : An approach from structural remains

HUANG Li-yün (黄立芸): A comparative study of bird-and-flower paintings in Japan and China: With a focus on paintings of hawks

Other Papers Presented （abstracts）:
＜Symposium I＞
KRADIN, Nikolay K.: The Mongol empire and the debates on the nomadic state origins

SHIRAISHI Noriyuki (白石典之): A survey of the Avraga palace site: In search of the background
to the growth of Chinggis Khan’s power

MURAOKA Hitoshi (村岡倫): Chinggis Khan’s military base in western Mongolia: From a field
survey of the Khalzan Shireg site

＜Symposium Ⅱ＞
IWAMI Kiyohiro (石見清裕): On funeral ceremonies for T‘ang 唐 officials

INADA Natsuko (稲田奈津子): Rites of mourning and burial for emperors during the Nara 奈良 period: With reference to the Ta-T‘ang Yüan-ling-li chu 大唐元陵儀注

HORI Yutaka (堀裕): Mourning and obsequies for ancient emperors and their norm
consciousness: Centering on the Buddhist ceremonial events

TETSUNO Masahiro (鉄野昌弘): Man’yoshu 万葉集 elegies and funeral rites

＜Symposium Ⅲ＞
HARRISON, Paul: On authors and authorities: Reflections on sutra and sastra in Mahayana Buddhism, with special reference to the Siksamuccaya

WATANABE Shogo (渡辺章悟): The end of dharma and the emergence of Mahayana Buddhism: The case of the Prajnaparamita-sutras

SAITO Akira (斎藤明): The Madhyamika’s discussion on the topic: Whether or not the Mahayana was taught by the Buddha

YAMABE Nobuyoshi (山部能宜): The paths of sravaka and bodhisattva with regard to their meditative insight

ZIN, Monica: Ajanta paintings and Mahayana Buddhism

＜Symposium Ⅳ＞
LAMOUROUX, Christian: The Song 宋 court landscape: Historical writing and the making of the political space

ICHIKI Tsuyuhiko (市来津由彦): The recognition of the “people” as subjective agents: The imagined landscape created by the doctrines of Neo-Confucianism

I Lo-fen (衣若芬): Yü-chien’s 玉澗 “Eight Views of the Hsiao-Hsiang”(瀟湘八景) prior to being brought to Japan: A study of the San-chiao ti-tzu 三教弟子 seal

WEST, Stephen: Song gardens, Song cities: Habitus and the customary body

＜Symposium Ⅴ＞
KAMEI Meitoku (亀井明徳): Changes in the form of the ceramic trade in Old Ryukyu 古琉球

OKAMOTO Hiromichi (岡本弘道): Diplomacy and trade in Old Ryukyu and Chinese networks

UEZATO Takashi (上里隆史): The formation of the port city of Naha 那覇 and Asia’s maritime world

＜Symposium Ⅵ＞
WATANABE Yoshihiro (渡邉義浩): Rites and precedents in the Later Han 後漢

HORIIKE Nobuo (堀池信夫): Ch‘üan 権 as exceptional directions given to the rites (li 礼) in the Han dynasty

WANG Qifa (王啓発): The “Wang-chih p‘ien” 王制篇 of the Li-chi 礼記 and the thought behind ancient state law

HACHIYA Kunio (蜂屋邦夫): Cheng Hsüan’s 鄭玄 commentary on the I-li 儀礼 and Hattori Unokichi’s 服部宇之吉 Girai teichu hosei 儀礼鄭注補正

IKEDA Shuzo (池田秀三): Distinctive qualities of Cheng Hsüan’s 鄭玄 scholarship

＜Asian Art History Session＞
YANO Akiko (矢野明子): Developments in gold-green composition in bird-and-flower folding screens in gold and green of the Kano 狩野 school

YANG Xiaojun (楊 効俊): The Buddhist-oriented culture of the Wu-Chou 武周 Ch‘ang-an
長安 period as seen in the Seven Treasure Tower

OH Youngsam (呉 永三): The “Eight Views of the Hsiao-Hsiang”(瀟湘八景): Focussing on the relationship between specific and generalized landscape painting

HIGUCHI Tomoko (樋口とも子): A study of Kim Huan-ki’s 金煥基 “Women with Jars”: A paradise painted in wartime

USHIROSHOJI Masahiro (後小路雅弘): The modern art of Southeast Asia and Gauguin

Chairpersons’ Reports:
Symposium I： New Perspectives on the Study of the Mongol Empire, MAEKAWA Kaname (前川要)

Symposium Ⅱ：Kingship and Funeral Rites in Ancient East Asia, OTSU Toru (大津透)

Symposium Ⅲ：“Mahayana” Buddhism: Its Images Virtual and Real, from Sutras to Sastras, SAITO Akira (斎藤明)

Symposium Ⅳ：The Reconstructing the Images of Chinese History: Time, Spaces, and Landscape, IHARA Hiroshi (伊原弘)

Symposium Ⅴ：The Ryukyu琉球Kingdom in the Age of Commerce: From Proto-Emporium to Emporium, WATANABE Miki (渡辺美季)

Symposium Ⅵ：Developments in the I-li 儀礼, Chou-li 周礼, and Li-chi 礼記 during the Former and Later Han, IKEDA Tomohisa (池田知久)

Asian Art History Session, OGAWA Hiromitsu (小川裕充)

Lecture at the Kansai Session (abstract):
SUGIYAMA Masaaki (杉山正明): The world maps in the Mongol period

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