Associate Professor

Frederik CRYNS

Frederik CRYNS

Current Research
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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


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