■ Books and Papers
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2010/03
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Book
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America Viewed from the Asian Periphery: 1850~1950 pp.「第4草 アジア系アメリカ人の戦争の記憶」「終草」191-259 (Collaboration)
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2009/05
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Book
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Globalization and the US/Asia Pacific pp.「グローバリゼーションとアーテイストの想像力ー『ミリキタニの猫』と『海辺のカフカ』109-128 (Collaboration)
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2009
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Book
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The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Asian American Literature pp."Japanese American Internment," "Karen Tei Yamashita," "Toshio Mori," "Wing Tek Lum," 451-56, 1031-37, 667-70 (Collaboration)
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2008
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Book
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Global Perspectives on Asian American Literature pp."Manzanar and Nomonhan: The Relocation of Japanese/American War Memory in TROPIC OF ORANGE and THE WIND-UP BIRD CHRONICLE" 46-65 (Collaboration)
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2005
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Book
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Asian American Literary Studies pp."Asian American Literary History: War, Memory, and Representation" 15-40 (Collaboration)
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6.
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2003
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Book
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Asian American Short Story Writers: A Bio-Bibliographical Critical Sourcebook pp."Sylvia A. Watanabe (1952-)," "Kathleen Tyau (1947-)" 281-85, 295-301 (Collaboration)
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2012/06
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Article
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"Witnessing Atrocity through Auto-bio-graphy: Wing Tek Lum's THE NANJING MASSACRE: POEMS" Inter-Asia Cultural Studies 13(2),pp.211-225 (Single)
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8.
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2010
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Article
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"The Transpacific Gaze in TROPIC OF ORANGE" Paradoxa 22,pp.77-100 (Single)
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9.
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2002
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Book
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Asian American Poets: a Bio-Bibliographical Critical Sourcebook pp."Lawson Fusao Inada (1937 - )", "Cathy Song (1955 - )" 145-57, 275-88 (Collaboration)
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1999
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Book
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Reading Japanese American Literature: Legacy of Three Generations pp."Issei Voices and Visions," "Lawson Inada," "Susan Nunes," 2-23, 176-82, 266-72 (Collaboration)
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11.
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1999
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Book
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Reading Japanese American Literature: Legacy of Three Generations (Collaboration)
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1995
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Book
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The Oxford Companion to Women's Writing in the United States pp."Japanese-American Writing," "Jelsma, Clara Mitsuko," "Watkins, Yoko Kawashima," "Yamamoto, Hisaye," 430-32, 909, 947 (Collaboration)
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1992
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Book
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Reading the Literatures of Asian America pp."Momotaro's Exile in John Okada's NO-NO BOY" 239-58 (Collaboration)
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14.
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1991
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Book
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Approaches to Teaching Kingston's THE WOMAN WARRIOR pp."THE WOMAN WARRIOR as a Search for Ghosts" 138-45 (Collaboration)
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1991
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Book
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Haunting the House of Fiction: Feminist Perspectives on Ghost Stories by American Women pp."Ghosts as Chinese-American Constructs in Maxine Hong Kingston's THE WOMAN WARRIOR" 193-214 (Collaboration)
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2008/10
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Article
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Bungei Kenkyu (Studies in Art and Literature) "The Cats of Murakami: The Art of War Memory in Karen Tei Yamashita's TROPIC OF ORANGE, Murakami Haruki's KAFKA ON THE SHORE, and Linda Hattendorf's THE CATS OF MIRIKITANI" 106,pp.1-35 (Single)
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17.
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2006/03
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Article
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"Japanese/American Multiculturalism: A Reader's Guide for the 21st Century" Studies in Art and Literature 99,pp.78-80 (Single)
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2006
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Article
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"Masculinity and Post-9/11 Internment Memory: Perry Miyake's 21st CENTURY MANZANAR" AALA Journal (Asian American Literature Association, Japan) 12,pp.1-9 (Single)
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2005/05
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Article
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"Reconfiguring the 'American Pacific': Narrative Reenactments of Viet Nam in Maxine Hong Kingston's THE FIFTH BOOK OF PEACE" THE JAPANESE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN STUDIES 16,pp.111-33 (Single)
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20.
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2005/05
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Article
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"Putting Down Roots in a Borderland: Asian American Poets from Hawai'i" Gendaishitecho (Japan) pp.78-83 (Collaboration)
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21.
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2001
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Article
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"Nora Okja Keller's COMFORT WOMAN and Chang-rae Lee's A GESTURE LIFE: Gendered Narratives of the Home Front" AALA Journal (Asian American Literature Association, Japan) 7,pp.22-33 (Single)
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22.
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2001/02
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Article
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"Cultural Recuperation in Garrett Hongo's THE RIVER OF HEAVEN" Studies in American Literature (American Literature Society of Japan) 37,pp.57-74 (Single)
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23.
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2001
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Article
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"Lawson Inada's Poetics of Relocation: Weathering, Nesting, Leaving the Bough" Amerasia 26(3),pp.139-60 (Single)
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24.
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2001
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Article
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Review of YELLOW:STORIES, a short story collection by Don Lee AALA Journal (Asian American Literature Association, Japan) 7,pp.73-75 (Single)
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25.
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2000
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Article
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"(Self)Indulgent Listening: Reading Cultural Difference in YOKOHAMA, CALIFORNIA" The Japanese Journal of American Studies 11,pp.129-46 (Single)
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26.
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1996
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Article
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" 'Before the War': The Issei Legacy in Japanese American Literature." AALA Journal (Asian American Literature Association, Japan) 3,pp.1-11 (Single)
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1993
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Article
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Guest Editor for "Asian Perspectives," a special issue of MELUS, Volume 18.4 MELUS (Society for the Study of the Multi-ethnic Literature of the United States) 18(4) (Single)
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1991
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Article
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"A DAUGHTER OF THE SAMURAI: Redefining the 'Ambassador of Good Will'" The Hiyoshi Review of English Studies (Keio University) 16,pp.69-116 (Single)
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29.
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1990
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Article
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"The Island Influence on Chinese American Writers from Hawaii" Amerasia 16(2),pp.17-33 (Single)
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30.
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1989
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Article
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"Review of THE BEST OF BAMBOO RIDGE: THE HAWAII WRITERS' QUARTERLY," ed. Eric Chock and Darrell H.Y. Lum. Amerasia 15(1),pp.340-43 (Single)
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31.
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1989
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Article
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"Gaikokujin de aru koto: Living and Working on the Border" The New Perspective (Japan) August 5,pp.33-35 (Single)
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1988
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Article
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" 'Third World' as Place and Paradigm in Cathy Song's PICTURE BRIDE" MELUS (Society for the Study of the Multi-ethnic Literatures of the United States) 15(1),pp.49-72 (Single)
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1988
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Article
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Review of PASSAGES TO THE DREAM SHORE: SHORT STORIES OF CONTEMPORARY HAWAII, ed. Frank Stewart Amerasia 14(2),pp.140-42 (Single)
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1987
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Article
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"Sansei Bilingualness," a review of David M. Masumoto's SILENT STRENGTH MELUS (Society for the Study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the US) 14(2),pp.115-19 (Single)
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1986
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Article
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"The Imagination and Contemporary Life in the Poetry of Arthur Sze: A Review of DAZZLED" LITERARY ARTS HAWAII (Honolulu) 80-81,pp.8-11 (Single)
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1986
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Article
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"'To attend the sound of stone':The Sensibility of Silence in OBASAN" MELUS (Society for the Study of the Multi-ethnic Literature of the United States) 12(3),pp.33-42 (Single)
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1983
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Article
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"Breaking Silence and Bearing Witness: The Ethnic Factor in Three Contemporary Writers" Third World Review (Brown University) pp.49-55 (Single)
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■ Conference Presentations
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2012/11/02 |
"Tezuka Osamu's ASTRO BOY and Nuclear History" (Prof. Sylvia Watanabe's seminar "Nuclear Nightmares and Atomic Histories" at Oberlin College)
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2011/12/10 |
"The Nuclear Graveyard in OBASAN: Remembering Nagasaki in the Wake of 3-11" (The Third International Conference on Asian British and Asian American Literatures)
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2011/11/29 |
"Cultural Production, Collective Catastrophe, History and Memory, Progress and Repair" (on the Nanjing Massacre of 1937) (one event in Brown University's "Year of China")
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2010/09/27 |
"Crossing Borders, Environment, Women" (featuring talks by Karen Tei Yamashita, Trinh Minh-ha, Yuko Tsushima) (76th International PEN Conference in Tokyo)
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2010/06/04 |
"Atrocity Photo Poetry: A Reading of Wing Tek Lum's 'Nanjing Series'" (Asian American Studies in Asia: An International Workshop)
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2010/04/09 |
Chair and Discussant, "Memorializing War: Transpacific Discourses of Nation and Citizenship" (Association of Asian American Studies Annual Meeting, Austin)
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2009/09/27 |
"Palm Trees and Sky: Asian American Literature and Planetarity" (20th Anniversary AALA Forum, "Asian American Literature Imagining Planetary Space")
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8. |
2009/07/10 |
"Cats, Artists, Globalization" (Osaka University)
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2009/04/24 |
Chair and Discussant, "Transpacific Remnants of War: Juliet S. Kono, Wing Tek Lum, and Joe Tsujimoto Reading from their Work" (Association of Asian American Studies Annual Meeting, Honolulu)
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10. |
2008/10/18 |
"Between Honolulu and Nanjing: Wing Tek Lum's Atrocity Photo Poems on the Nanjing Massacre" (Panel on "Transpacific American Studies: Texts and Methods")
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11. |
2008/05/24 |
“The Cats of Murakami: Jimmy Mirikitani, Manzanar Murakami, and Murakami Haruki’s Metaphors of Mourning” (Panel on “Tropics of Asian America: Critical Studies in the Works of Karen Tei Yamashita")
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12. |
2008/04/13 |
“'Knowing Your Place’: Japanese American Literature and Cultural Interventions” (for the Symposium: "Situating Shansi: A Critical History of a Century of Changing Cultural Interventions")
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2006/11/18 |
"Manzanar, Metaphor, Memory: Peripheral Vision in Japanese/American Novels" (International Symposium on "America Viewed from the Asian Periphery, 1850-1950")
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2006/06/11 |
"Manzanar Murakami and Kafka on the Shore: A Transnational Reading of Japanese/American War Memory in Novels by Karen Tei Yamashita and Murakami Haruki" (Annual meeting of the Japanese Association for American Studies)
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2006/05/28 |
Panel organizer and chair, "Translational War Memory in Asian/American Literature" (International Conference on Asian American Literature in the 21st Century)
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16. |
2006/05/28 |
"Manzanar and Nomonhan: The Relocation of Japanese/American War Memory in TROPIC OF ORANGE and THE WIND-UP BIRD CHRONICLE" (International Conference on Asian American Literature in the 21st Century)
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2006/04/24 |
"Mourning Manzanar: The Japanese American Internment Narrative in the Post-Redress Era" (Symposium, "Wars Without Mercy - The Pacific War and the War on Terror: Memory,Precedent, and Lessons")
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2005/10/16 |
Panel organizer and moderator, "Mapping 21st Century America: Place, Race, and History in Karen Tei Yamashita's TROPIC OF ORANGE" (44th Annual Convention of the American Literature Society of Japan, Sapporo)
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2005/10/16 |
"Manzanar Murakami and Critical ('Post-Redress') Memory in Karen Tei Yamashita's TROPIC OF ORANGE" (44th Annual Convention of the American Literature Society of Japan)
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20. |
2005/09/16 |
"The Things they Carry: Masculinity and Memory in Japanese American Internment Narratives" (Asian American Literature Association Forum, Tokyo)
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21. |
2005/06/22 |
Panel Organizer and Moderator, "Asian/American Women's Art and Activism" (Women's Worlds 2005: 9th International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women/The Third FSEL Conference, Seoul)
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2004/09/25 |
Commentator for "Maxine Hong Kingston in a Global Frame," Keynote Address by Sau-ling Cynthia Wong (Asian American Literature Association Forum, Kyoto)
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23. |
2003/09/20 |
"'Local Sightings/Citings': Asian American Writing, Research and Activism in Hawai'i, 2002-2003" (Asian American Literature Association Forum, Tokyo)
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24. |
2003/04/10 |
"Mourning Manzanar: The Politics and Psychology of Cultural Identity in Japanese American Literature" (English Department Spring 2003 Colloquia)
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25. |
2001/06/30 |
"Disembarking at Yokohama: Historicizing New Asian American Fictive Communities" (American Literature Society of Japan, Tokyo Division, Keio University)
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26. |
2000/09/23 |
"No Man's Land in Asian/American Literature: COMFORT WOMAN and A GESTURE LIFE" (Asian American Literature Association Symposium, Tokyo)
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27. |
1997/03/22 |
"SISTER STEW, A New Anthology of Women's Writing from Hawai'i" (Asian American Literature Association Meeting, Tokyo)
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1995/09/23 |
"Before the War: Remembering the Issei" (Asian American Literature Association Forum)
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1993/05/15 |
"Milk and Momotaro: Representations of the Japanese/American Binary" (65th General Meeting of the English Literary Society of Japan)
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1991/04/27 |
Panel Chair, "Japanese Perspectives on Japanese American and Canadian Literature" ("Asian American Cultural Transformations: A Literature of One's Own")
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1990/12/28 |
"Feminist Concepts of 'Eros and Power' among Asian American Writers: Janice Mirikitani, Eric Chock, and Toshio Mori" ("Comparative Approaches to Ethnic Literature," MLA Convention)
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1990/12/28 |
"Kadohata's THE FLOATING WORLD as Text and Context" ("Entering the 1990s: New Texts and Contexts in Asian American Literature," MLA Convention)
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1990/03/24 |
"Re-membering Family through Body Language: Cynthia Kadohata's THE FLOATING WORLD" (Asian American Literature Association meeting, Kobe Women's University)
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1989/04/11 |
"A descriptive framework for translating speaker's meaning: towards a dialogue translation system between Japanese and English" (Fourth Conference of the Association for Computational Linguistics/European Chapter)
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1988/07/27 |
"The Asian American Voice in American Literature" (Seventh Annual American Studies Forum, University of Hawai'i-Manoa)
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1987/12/28 |
"The Paper Sons and Daughters of Kwan Kung and Fa Muk Lan: Frank Chin, Maxine Hong Kingston, and the Engendering of Chinese America in Literature" (Modern Language Association Convention, San Francisco)
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1987/07/28 |
"The Asian American Voice in American Literature" (Seventh Annual American Studies Forum, University of Hawai'i-Manoa)
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38. |
1987/04/25 |
"PICTURE BRIDE as a Definition of 'Third World' Poetry" (MELUS First National Conference, San Francisco)
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1986/06/20 |
"The Role of Female Characters in East Asian Children's Stories" (Literature & Hawaii's Children)
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1985/06/22 |
"The Ceremonial Self in Japanese American Literature" (Sixth East Coast Asian American Education Conference)
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1985/04/05 |
"Heroic women Models in the Literature of Asian American Women" (Sarah Doyle Friday Forum, Brown University)
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1982/10/17 |
"Bearing Witness and Breaking Silence: A Comparison of Selected Asian American Authors with the Fiction of James Baldwin and N. Scott Momaday" (New England Conference of the Association for Asian Studies)
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■ Teaching Activities
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■ Academic Associations Membership
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■ Research Topics, Consignment Studies & KAKENHI Researches
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2002
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Literary Narratives and Public Memory about the Asia Pacific fronts of WWII (Key Word : war memory and literature, public memory, mourning, trauma, Asia Pacific War, WWII, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, nuclear history)
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2007/07~2007/07
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English pronunciation consultant for the play ASAYAKE NO MANHATTAN (Red Dawn Over Manhattan) (Key Word : )
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2012
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Tezuka Osamu's ASTRO BOY, the Cold War, Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident (Key Word : Tezuka Osamu, Astro Boy, Cold War, Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant)
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2010
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Psychoanalysis, Psychotherapy, and Narratives of War Memory (Key Word : Psychoanalysis, Psychotherapy, and Narratives of War Memory)
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2001/04~2002/03
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Multiculturalism and Hybridity in Japanese American Women's Writing (Key Word : )
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2010/07~2010/07
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Hosted writer Sylvia Watanabe through the Meiji Univeristy International Exchange Programs Guest Lecture Series (Key Word : )
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2007/06~2007/06
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Staff Seminar 297 at Meiji University. Screening of Art Nomura's documentary film, "Finding Home," followed by discussion with the filmmaker. (Key Word : )
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2006/11~2006/11
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International Forum: "America Viewed from the Asian Periphery: 1850-1950 (2004~2006 Jinbunkagaku kenkyujo sogokenkyuhi) (Key Word : )
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2006/10~2006/11
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Hosted writer Karen Tei Yamashita through the Meiji Univeristy International Exchange Programs Guest Lecture Series (Key Word : )
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2006/06~2006/06
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Moderator for a lecture by Curtis Marez (University of Southern California) at Meiji University (Key Word : )
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2006/06~2006/06
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Moderator for a lecture by Paul A. Kramer (Johns Hopkins University) at Meiji University (Key Word : )
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2005/06~2005/06
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Moderator for a lecture by Carla Peterson (University of Maryland) at Meiji University (Key Word : )
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2005/06~2005/06
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Moderator for a lecture by Patricia P. Chu (George Washington University) at Meiji University (Key Word : )
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2004/11~2004/11
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Moderator for a lecture by Philip Seaton (Hokkaido University) at Meiji University (Key Word : )
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2004/06~2004/06
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Moderator for a lecture by Marita Sturken (University of Southern California) at Meiji University (Key Word : )
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2004/06~2004/06
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Moderator for a lecture by Amy Kaplan (University of Pennsylvania) at Meiji University (Key Word : )
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■ Award History
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■ Current Specialized Field
Asian/American War Memory in Literature and other Media, Literature of Various Countries/Theories of Literature Criticism
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