Team Research 2018 | Research Activities

■Research Activities 　Team Research

2018

Research Theme

Organizer

Category

Projecting Classicism: Visuality, Popularity, and Modernity

Professor ARAKI Hiroshi

Priority

Popular Culture as Social Movement

Professor ŌTSUKA Eiji

Priority

A Cultural History of Sound and Hearing

Professor HOSOKAWA Shūhei

Priority

A Theory of Culture during the Ōei and Eikyō periods: Between Popular Views of History on “Kitayama Culture” and “Higashiyama Culture”

Visiting Associate Professor OOHASHI Naoyoshi
Assistant Professor GOZA Yūichi

Priority

Expos and Human History

Visiting Professor
SANO Mayuko

International

Reconsidering the History of Japanese Religions from the Perspective of Discrimination: The Logic of the Sacred and Impure in Shrines and Temples and Kingship

Professor ISOMAE Jun’ichi
Visiting Associate Professor
YOSHIMURA Tomohiro

International

Tōzai bunmeiron: Theories of Japanese Uniqueness and the Idea of Japan as the Only Bridge Between East and West

Visiting Research Scholar
Dick STEGEWERNS

International

The Ideological Origins of China’s Modern Revolution: Ideological Influences from Japan

Visiting Research Scholar
YANG Jikai

International

Approaching Meiji Japan from the Perspective of a Comparative History of Civilizations: Rethinking its Legacy

Professor TAKII Kazuhiro

International

Imagining and Developing Images of the Body in Medicine, Art, and Folk Religion

Professor YASUI Manami
Visiting Research Scholar
Lawrence MARCEAU

International

East Asian Kingship and Social Order in a Comparative Context: Courts, Empires and States; Thought, Religion and Rites

Professor ITŌ Takayuki

Foundational

Studies in “In-betweeness” in Cross-cultural Communication

Professor INAGA Shigemi

Foundational

A Historical Study of Manners and Customs in Modern East Asia

Professor INOUE Shōichi
Team Researcher SAITŌ Hikaru

Foundational

Between Narrative Literature and Historical Sources

Professor KURAMOTO Kazuhiro

Foundational

Formation and Changes of Correspondence-Texts as Seen in the Principle of 'As If'-Transpositions: The Term Monjo, Its Styles, Signs, Representations, and Intentions

Professor Markus RÜTTERMANN

Foundational

Cultural Creativity in a Shrinking, Divided, and Impoverished Society

Professor YAMADA Shōji

Foundational

Interactions between Law, Politics, and Religion in Japan: Research from the Perspectives of the Modern and Contemporary Worlds

Visiting Professor
KARUBE Tadashi

Foundational

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2018

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■Research Activities 　Team Research