Associate Professor
Education:
- 1993
- Licenciaat KU Leuven
- 2000
- M.A., Kyoto University
- 2003
- Ph.D., Kyoto University
Professional Experience:
- 2006 - present
- Associate Professor, International Research Center for Japanese Studies
- 2003 - 2006
- Research Associate, International Research Center for Japanese Studies
- 2000 - 2003
- Research Fellow, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
- 1997 - 1999
- Lecturer, Osaka University
- 1995 - 2006
- Lecturer, Kyoto University of Foreign Studies
- 1993 - 1995
- Belgium Flanders Exchange Center
Specialized Fields:
Interaction between the Western World and Japan, history of medicine
Current Research Themes:
Western books on Japan in Edo Period
Pompe's Vijf jaren in Japan
Keywords for Research:
Western books on Japan, Western science in Japan
Major publications:
Books
- 2011
- Chūkyū Orandago (Intermediate Dutch Grammar), Hakusuisha
- 2010
- 17 seiki no orandajin ga mita nihon (Japan, seen through the eyes of the Dutch in the 17th century), Rinsen Shoten
- 2006
- Edo jidai ni okeru kikaironteki shintaikan no juyō (The Influence of the Mechanical Concept of the Body in Edo-period Japan), Rinsen Shoten
- Catalogue of European Books in the Kyo-U Library, Takeda Shinkō Zaidan
- 2004
- Orandago no kiso (Dutch Grammar), Hakusuisha.
Articles
- 2011
- “Un Japonais naturalisé? Identité et rôle historique de William Adams.” Devenir l'autre. Expérience et récit du changement de culture entre le Japon et l'Occident. Arles, Ėditions Philippe Picquier, pp.19-29
- “Western medicine adopted by the Rangaku doctors: therapeutics and their theoretical foundations”, 18 seiki nihon no bunka jōkyō to kokusaikankyō, pp.103-119.
- 2009
- “Pompe no nihonshi-kan" (Pompe's perspective on the history of Japan), Nihon Kenkyu 40, pp.319-356.
- “Oranda shōkan-gata nihonkan to sakoku” (How sakoku influenced the Dutch image of Japan), Tabi to Nihon Hakken, pp.197-207.
- 2007
- “17 seiki Batavia kara no nihon jōhō : Schouten, Oost-Indische Voyagie ni okeru nihon kankei kijutsu” (The transmission of information on Japan through Batavia in the 17th Century, the description of Japan in Schouten's Oost-Indische Voyagie) , Nihon Kenkyū 35, pp.275-310.
Awards
- 2001
- Noma Kagakushi Igakushi Kenkyū Josei
Academic Society Membership
- Jitsugaku Shiryō Kenkyūkai
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