2024.04.30
学会機関誌『アメリカ研究』（年報）は 2025年3月に第59号を刊行する予定です。会員諸氏の積極的な投稿をお待ちしております。
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年報編集委員会
2024.04.30
『アメリカ研究』第59号の特集テーマは，「アメリカとアジア2.0」です。趣意は以下の通りです。
第 30 号(1996年)で「アメリカとアジア」を特集して以降、アメリカもアジアも、そしてその関係も大きく変化してきた。2000 年代以降の中国の台頭はめざましく、とりわけ2012 年秋に習近平政権が登場すると、南シナ海における実力による現状変更の動きを強め、一帯一路構想、アジアインフラ投資銀行を設立するなど現行国際秩序に挑戦するかのような様相を呈している。オバマ政権はアメリカを「太平洋国家」と位置づけ、東アジア、特に東南アジア諸国における多国間対話へのコミットメントを高めた。そして、中国に対しては自国の地位に全面的に挑戦する中国という認識が定着し、米中の競争関係は激化した。中国の要求は現行国際秩序の破壊ではなく、その枠内での修正であると見られているが、それは西側の既得権益、とりわけ米国のそれを損なう側面を持つ。
文学・文化の領域において、これまで多くのアジア系アメリカ作家や芸術家が論じられてきたが、中国の台頭が進む現代、アジアとアメリカの文化的力学には以前と異なる点もあるだろう。中国以外でも、たとえばインドやインドネシアなどの、いわゆるグローバルサウスと呼ばれるアジア地域の台頭は、アジア系アメリカ文学・文化の表象に何らかの変化をもたらしているのかもしれない。また、アジアとアメリカについて考える際、アメリカと敵対/同盟する国家間の関係性だけでなく、日本でいえば、沖縄、広島、長崎のように、政治に翻弄されてきた地域の歴史や文化を改めて見直すことも必要であろう。アジアでは不可視な存在をアメリカとの関係を介して可視化すること、あるいは忘却の彼方に葬り去られた出来事やテキストを改めて堀り起こす作業は、ともすれば過去が軽視される新自由主義の時代において、重要な営みのように思える。
米国内ではブラック・ライブズ・マターが注目を浴びる一方、パンデミック下でのアジア系への差別が顕在化している。米国社会のマイノリティであると同時にセトラーでもあるアジア系の立ち位置はアファーマティブ・アクションにおいても独特なものとなっている。そこで次号の特集テーマを「アメリカとアジア 2.0」とし、上記のように更新されたアメリカとアジアの関係を意識した論考を募集する。経済、歴史、法律、政治外交、文化、文学などの幅広い分野からの積極的な投稿を期待したい。
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年報編集委員会
2013.03.14
| Anglo-America | |
| The Anglo-American Dream of Benjamin Franklin: The Stamp Act Crisis and the Sense of Nationality | SATO, Mitsushige(1) |
| “We Are Kin in Sin”: Anglo-American Representations in Mark Twain’s Novels | ISHIHARA, Tsuyoshi(21) |
| Against “Provincialism”: Ezra Pound’s “Renaissance” Project | NAGAHATA, Akitoshi(41) |
| A North American Agent Jeremiah Dummer and the British Empire of his Age: One Aspect of the Eighteenth Century Anglo-American Politics | MORI, Takeo(59) |
| The Vietnam War and Collective Defense: Anglo-American Relations within SEATO during the Vietnam War, 1965-1968 | MIZUMOTO, Yoshihiko(79) |
| The first Invitation to “Empire”: collaboration between Edward Mandell house and Sir Edward Grey over U.S. participation in World War I | SAKADE, Takeshi(99) |
| Articles | |
| The Uncanny Return of the Past: Holocaust Representation in Cynthia Ozick’s The Shawl | HAMURA, Takashi(109) |
| Nitobe Inazo’s Speech Tours in America after the Manchurian Incident | TANIGUCHI, Maki(129) |
| The Role of De Forest and Minagawa in Introducing Television to Japan | ARIMA, Tetsuo(149) |
| Nathaniel Hawthorne and a Construction of Literary World –“The Virtuoso’s Collection” as a Museum | TAKENO, Fumiko(169) |
| The Katsu Goto Memorial: Representations of the Lynching of a Japanese Immigrant in Hawaii | HORI, Erika(185) |
| The Forty-Sixth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -205 |
| Abstracts | -219 |
2012.03.14
| The Sea and the State | |
| The American Civil War in the Transatlantic Abolition of Slavery | NISHIDE, Keiichi |
| Orphans, Oceans, and Moby-Dick | HASHIMOTO, Yasunaka |
| The Price of National Prestige: An Interpretation of the Japan-U.S. Confrontation over Hawaii at the Turn of the Century | ITO, Koji |
| The Geopolitics of Submarine Cables: From British Telegraph Networks to the American Internet | TSUCHIYA, Motohiro |
| Articles | |
| U.S.-Australia relations concerning Asia-Pacific during Sino-Japanese War | TAKAMITSU, Yoshie |
| “The Beginning of America’s ‘Pro-Israeli’ Policy: A Case of the USS Liberty Incident during the Six Day War” | TOMINAGA, Erika |
| Levi-Strauss’ Perspective of NonAssimilation and the Spirit of Charity in Karen Tei Yamashita’s Through the Arc of the Rain Forest | MAKINO, Rie |
| Historical Contexts of the Atomic Bombings against Japan in the U. S. History Textbooks: World War II, the Cold War, and the Nuclear Age | FUJITA, Satoshi |
| “Providence and “A Remarkable Meteor” Seen in Uraga?Perry, Hawthorne and the Opening of Japan? | NAKANISHI, Kayoko |
| What Is Nikkei in the US Now?: Identity Politics of a Student Organization and “Japanese Americans” | KINOSHITA, Akira |
| Book Review | |
| Hiroshi Kitamura, Screening Enlightenment: Hollywood and the Cultural Reconstruction of Defeated Japan | IIOKA, Shiro |
| The Forty-Fifth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | |
| Abstracts | |
2011.03.14
| Disease and Institutions | |
| Reproductive Rights and Social Welfare: Informed Consent for Sterilization | ONO, Naoko |
| Health Insurance and the Social Security Act of 1935: The Vision of Edgar Sydenstricker and I.S. Falk and the Medical Advisory Board | SATO, Chitose |
| Disease, Hippie and Neoliberalism: Thomas Pynchon’s Vineland | MIURA, Reiichi |
| Health Care Reform and the Transformation of Party Politics in the United States: Universal Health Insurance Reform and Medical Reform | AMANO, Taku |
| Articles | |
| Sarah Josepha Hale and Domestic Ideology in the (Anti-) Boardinghouse Novel | MASUDA, Kumiko |
| Paper-made Emerald City: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and Paper Currency System | AKIMOTO, Takafumi |
| Politics in History Museums and the Private Sector: The George Washington Politics “Lansdowne” Portrait as Case Study | YOKOYAMA, Saki |
| Rethinking the Women’s Peace Movements in the United States: Women Strike for Peace in the 1960s | SATO, Masaya |
| The Commercial Society’s Ethic and the Spirit of “Social” Capitalism: Politeness and Sociability in Franklin’s Autobiography | WANIBUCHI, Shuichi |
| Reserach Note | |
| Importance of Assuming a Social Historical Perspective in Examining Recent American Trade Policy | KOYAMA, Kumiko |
| Book Review | |
| Satoru Mori, The Vietnam War and Alliance Diplomacy: The Impact of British and French Peace Initiatives on U.S. Policy | FUJIMOTO, Hiroshi |
| The Forty-Fourth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | |
| Abstracts | |
2010.03.14
| Turn of the Century in the US | |
| The National Negro Business League and Its Politics of African-American Collective Memories at the Turn of the Twentieth Century | KANEKO, Ayumu |
| Japan as Domestic Space: Lilla Cabot Perry at the Turn into the Twentieth Century | MATSUKAWA, Yuko |
| U.S. Policy over the Korean Peninsula from the End of the Nineteenth Century to the Beginning of the Twentieth Century | MATSUDA, Haruka |
| Falling Bodies, Failing Words: Narratives Before/After 9/11 | OZAWA, Eimi |
| Lynching and Torture at the Turn of Two Centuries: On Lynchings (1892-1900) and Guantanamo: ‘Honor Bound to Defend Freedom’ (2004) | SAKUMA, Yuri |
| Articles | |
| John F. Kennedy and the Neutralization of South Vietnam | MATSUOKA, Hiroshi |
| “The Jumbo Domestication”: Exhibition of Animals and Sentimentalism at the End of the Nineteenth Century | MARUYAMA, Yuki |
| Book Review | |
| Itsuki Kurashina, The Eisenhower Administration and West Germany: East-West Arms Control Negotiations as Alliance Policy | ONOZAWA,Toru |
| A New Generation Scholar Discusses a New Woman in Faulkner’s Novels: Koichi Suwabe, William Faulkner’s Poetics: 1930-1936 | FUJIHIRA, Ikuko |
| The Forty-Third Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | |
| Abstracts | |
2009.03.14
| The President | |
| Hawthorne’s Image of George Washington | IRIKO, Fumiko |
| The Foreign Policy Archetype of the American Presidency: From George Washington to John Quincy Adams | NAKAJIMA, Hiroo |
| Dialogue and Secrecy: John F. Kennedy’s Policy Making | TSUCHIDA, Hiroshi |
| War Powers Derived from the Presidential Image | KITAGAWA OTSURU, Chieko |
| Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Proclamations of National Emergency: Crisis and Presidential Power | OKUHIRO, Keita |
| Articles | |
| The Politics of Family Support in Early-Twentieth-Century America | GOTO, Chiori |
| Extraterritorializing Literature: Translation, Dual Nationality and the Hardboiled in A Fairwell to Arms | TSUJI, Hideo |
| Rebuilding Little Tokyo?: Community and Interracialism in the Resttlement Era | MINAMIKAWA, Fuminori |
| Technology and an Immigrant Version of Americanism: Swedish-American Representation of the Ironclad Monitor and John Ericsson | TSUCHIDA, Eiko |
| Inventing and Performing the Self: Image of the Japanese-American Painter in Yasuo Kuniyoshi’s Self-Portraits | KIKUKAWA, Masako |
| Globalizing “American Peace”: The Outlawry of War Movement in Interwar America | MIMAKI, Seiko |
| Chase and Modernity: Representation of Time and Movement in Harold Lloyd’s Safety Last! | HASEGAWA, Koichi |
| Book Review | |
| Yoshie Takamitsu, Japan, China and the United States in Interwar “Globalization” | TAKITA, Kenji |
| Yumi Hiratai, Social Reform in American Federal System: Child Labor Regulations in the Early Twentieth-Century | HIRATA, Miwako |
| Katsuyuki Murata, Latino Ethnicity and the Shifting Boundaries of Americanness: The Sociocultural History of “the Undocumented Immigration Problem” | NAKAGAWA, Masanori |
| The Forty-Second Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | |
| Abstracts | |
2008.03.14
| Nuclear Space | |
| One Minute after the Detonation of the Atomic Bomb: the Erased Effect of Residual Radiation | TAKAHASHI, Hiroko |
| The Language of the Nuclear Age: Critical Approach to the Rhetoric of Containment and Deterrence | SHIMOKOBE, Michiko |
| The Nuclear Imagination of a Mad Scientist: a Note on Nikola Tesla | SHINDO, Masaaki |
| Nevada Test Site and Yucca Mountain: The Construction of Nuclear Space and Racism | ISHIYAMA, Noriko |
| The Pugwash Conferences and American Scientists’ Quest for Disarmament and Stable Mutual Deterrence, 1955-1963 | KUROSAKI, Akira |
| NPT Regime and Defense Industrial Base-US,UK, and West Germany Nuclear and Military Expenditure Negotiations (March 1966－April 1967)Surrounding the NATO Crisis of 1966 | SAKADE, Takeshi |
| Prosthetics in the Cold War: Discourses and Representations of Hearing Aid in the Atomic Age | MISOE, Atsuro |
| Articles | |
| The Claim Against “Enemy Alien” Status of Koreans in Wartime Hawai’i Redefining “Korean” and Reconstructing Nationalism | LEE, Rika Rihwa |
| Hardhat Patriots: the Construction Workers in New York City and the Change of Their Lives | MINAMI, Shuhei |
| Book Review | |
| Taku Amano, Professional Groups and Health Policy in the United States | SUNADA, Ichiro |
| Maho Toyoda, Labor Reform for/against Women in the US Occupation of Japan | SATO, Chitose |
| Jun Kamata, Resistance at the Margin: Radioactive Waste and American Indian Social Movement | MATSUNAGA, Kyoko |
| Sadao Asada, From Mahan to Pearl Harbor: Imperial Japanese Navy and the United States Sadao Asada, Culture Shock and Japanese-American Relations: Historical Essay | MIWA, Kimitada |
| The Forty-First Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | |
| Abstracts | |
2007.03.14
| Nature and Environment | |
| Rereading “American” Places: Postcolonial Dimensions in Bioregionalism | YAMAZATO, Katsunori |
| On the Gender Root of Silence: Going down the “Toxic Inferno” of Silent Spring | ITOH, Shoko |
| Legal Framework for Environmental Conflict Management: How Did Federal Agencies Reach Consensus Ending Development of Oregon Inlet Jetty Proposal | OIKAWA, Hiroko |
| Market, Culture, and Ecological Values of Water: A Historical Case of the American West and Beyond | OSHIO, Kazuto |
| Environment Sculpture: Isamu Noguchi’s Garden Sculpture, Environment Sculpture and Site Specificity | KAWAI, Masatomo |
| The Perprexity of the Animals: Thomas Pynchon’s Post Modern Ecology | HATOOKA, Keita |
| The Culture and Business of Farming: Ecological Imagination of Japanese American Writers | MATSUNAGA, Kyoko |
| Articles | |
| The Nexus Between Native American and the Salem Witchcraft: John Neal’s Rachel Dyer and American (Literary) Independence | SHIRAKAWA, Keiko |
| Japanese American Soldiers and European “War Brides”:American Orientalism and Whiteness | NAKAMURA, Masako |
| Book Review | |
| Shusuke Takahara, Wilson Diplomacy and Japan: Ideal and Reality 1913-1921 | NISHIZAKI, Fumiko |
| Tsuyoshi Ishihara, Mark Twain in Japan: The Cultural Reception of an American Icon | SUGIYAMA, Naoko |
| Kazuhisa Honda, Rethinking “American Democracy”: Racism and Deliberative Democracy | FUJINAGA, Yasumasa |
| Hiroshi Okayama, The Consolidation of the American Two-party System: The Republican Party and the Formation of the Post-bellum Regime during Reconstruction | TANAKA, Kikuyo |
| The Fortieth Annual Meeting: A summary Report | |
| Abstracts | |
2006.03.14
| Violence | |
| Emancipation, Family, and Violence: Race, Class, and Gender in a North Carolina Piedmont Community During Reconstruction | Sasaki, Takahiro (1) |
| Can Counter-Terrorist Novels Be Written Now?: From Mao II (1991) to Specimen Days (2005) | Takemura, Kazuko (19) |
| Structured Violence as a Form of Southern Culture: The Emmett Till Case and Faulkner’s “Dry September” | Tanaka, Hisao (39) |
| Hollywood and Post-9/11 America | Yoshimoto, Mitsuhiro (57) |
| Representations of Violence in the Borderlands of the Virtual-Real: Visualization in American Psycho | Ozawa, Eimi (81) |
| Pimp Culture: Distorted Masculinity in the Hip Hop Generation | Kanazawa, Satoshi (99) |
| Articles | |
| The Logic behind Nativism: The Case for Lyman Beechers’ Plea for the West Yamanaka, Aki | Yamanaka, Aki (119) |
| The Historical Origin of American Unilateralism: The French Mission and the Adams Administration Ishikawa, Takafumi 139 | Ishikawa, Takafumi (139) |
| The Problem of Nuclear Proliferation to West Germany and Eisenhower’s Response | Kurashina, Itsuki (159) |
| Rival Political Visions of the Social Security Act of 1935 | Nakajima, Jo (177) |
| Book Review | |
| Eiichiro Azuma, Between Two Empires: Race, History, and Transnationalism in Japanese America | Abe, Kosuzu (195) |
| Yasushi Watanabe, After America: Trajectories of the Bostonians and the Politics of Culture | Kawashima, Kohei (201) |
| Fumiko Iriko, Hawthorne, the Scarlet Letter, Tapestry | Satoh, Shigemitsu (209) |
| Ken Chujo, Race in History: Difference and Heterogeneity in the United States | Takemoto, Yuko (215) |
| Yasutake, Rumi, Transnational Women’s Activism: The United States, Japan, and Japanese Immigrant Communities in California, 1859-1920 | Matsubara, Hiroyuki (221) |
| The Thirty-Ninth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -227 |
| Abstracts | -241 |
2005.03.14
| Media | |
| American Journalism in Decline Factors Behind its Transformation | Fujita, Hiroshi (1) |
| Bloody Shirt and the Idea of Racial Equality: Radical Republicans and Post-Civil War Journalism | Kido, Yoshiyuki (21) |
| The Rosenberg Case and American Intellectuals: A Background Analysis of the Media Tug-of-war | Maekawa, Reiko (43) |
| New Media, Old Media: A New Phase of Media Studies in the U.S. | Kitano, Keisuke (63) |
| Reinventing America as the Other: A New Perspective on American Studies | Yoshimi, Shunya (85) |
| Articles | |
| Emerson’s Style and Its Reception in Japan | Mizuno, Tatsuro (105) |
| Crusade for the Unemployed | Nishikawa, Masaru (125) |
| Selling Democracy: Norman Granz and Jazz in the Cold War | Torii, Yusuke (143) |
| Book Review | |
| Hatsue Shinohara, Forgotten Crusade: The American Scholars of International Law in the Interwar Period | Nishioka, Tatsuhiro (163) |
| Etsuko Taketani, U.S. Women Writers and the Discourses of Colonialism, 1825-1861 | Beppu, Keiko (169) |
| Nahoko Tsuneyama, American Shakespeare: A Cultural History of the Early American Theater | Yamamoto, Hideyuki (175) |
| Noriko Ishiyama, Environmental Justice and American-Indian Tribes: Struggles over the Storage of High-leval Radioactive Waste | Sato, Madoka (181) |
| Akiko Ochiai, Harvesting Freedom: African American Agrarianism in Civil War Ear South Carolina | Uesugi, Shinobu (187) |
| The Thirty-eighth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -195 |
| Abstracts | -217 |
2004.03.14
| Religion | |
| Introduction to the Religion of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) | KIMURA, Takeshi (1) |
| Vodun After Crossing the Atlantic | FUROMOTO, Atsuko (21) |
| Jonathan Edwards and the Ideal of Protestant America | MORIMOTO, Anri (41) |
| Discovering the American Catholic Roots | KIKAMA, Yasuo (61) |
| The Book of Mormon and the Birth of a Church | HIRAI, Yasuhiro (81) |
| Buddhist Folk Song Tradition in Hawaii: A Study of Song Lyrics in Relation to Japanese American Experiences | WELLS, Keiko (103) |
| Reexamination of the American Civil Religion | MORI, Kouichi (123) |
| Articles | |
| The Urban Reform and the Machine Politics in New York City: The Civil Service Reform during the Administration of Fiorello H. La Guardia | SUGAWARA, Kazuyuki (141) |
| Roots of Womens Labor Protection: Establishing the Womens and Minors Bureau in the U.S. Occupation of Japan | TOYODA, Maho (159) |
| Representation of Respectability in African American Organizational Efforts to Help the Ingrams | HISHIDA, Sachiko (179) |
| The Genesis of the Japanese American Redress Movement | OYAGI, Go (199) |
| Literature, Advocacy, and Dis/claiming the Nation: Reading the Politics of Aesthetics in Joy Kogawas Obasan | NAKAMURA, Rika (219) |
| The Thirty-Seventh Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -237 |
| Abstracts | -259 |
2003.03.14
| The 1950s | |
| The American Image in the Popular Culture of Postwar Japan (1950s-1960s) | YASUDA, Tsuneo (1) |
| The U.S. Economy in the 1950s | KAWAMURA, Tetsuji (23) |
| The Film and Box of Joseph Cornell: A Romanticist in 1950s New York | KATO, Mikiro (45) |
| Doors into Summer: A Poetics of the Cold War in American Literature | ZETTSU, Tomoyuki (65) |
| Malfunctioning Weapon: Clement Greenberg, the Cultural Cold War, and Globalization | KAJIYA, Kenji (83) |
| Research Note | |
| Jewish Women Writers in the 1950s | OBA, Masako (107) |
| Articles | |
| “Sense” of Road, Photographic Event: A Study of Stephen Shore | HIDAKA, Yu (117) |
| “Race” as Discourse/”Race” as Reality: W.E.B. Du Bois and the Concept of “Race” | OGIDO, Yuji (137) |
| The Rockefeller Foundation and the Institute of Pacific Relations: An Analysis of Their Entangled Relationships in the Early Cold War Years | SASAKI, Yutaka (157) |
| The Whereabouts of Performative Gender: On Patti Smith | TOMA, Ulara (177) |
| The Thirty-Fifth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -199 |
| Abstracts | -221 |
2002.03.14
| The Post-Cold War Era | |
| The Post-Cold War Era: Americanism, Globalization, and Nationalism | FURUYA, Jun (1) |
| U.S. Economic Performances During the 1990s | SHINOHARA, Soichi (23) |
| Where Has the Vietnam Syndrome Gone?: America’s Memory of Defeat and Its Post-Cold War Military Interventions | MATSUOKA, Hiroshi (37) |
| Memory, Narrative, and Identity after the Cold War: The Representation of the Vietnamese Refugees in Robert Olen Butler’s A Good Scent from a Strange Mountain (1992) | SUZUKI, Toru (55) |
| What Is Transgender?: Its History, Its Potentiality | WATANABE, Momoko (75) |
| Articles | |
| The Sorrow of Roger Williams: Separationism as a Regulative Principle and Accommodationism as a Constitutive Principle | MORIMOTO, Anri (91) |
| Yasuo Kuniyoshi and the Cultural Cold War: The Politics of Postwar American Art | KOBAYASHI, Go (111) |
| A Transformation of Fundamentalist Views of Catholicism, 1878-1918 | YAMAMOTO, Takahiro (131) |
| Congressional Voting Decisions on the China Trade Bill | MAESHIMA, Kazuhiro (151) |
| The Sacred Self and the Miracle Controversies: On the Origin of Emersonian Individualism | NARITA, Masahiko (171) |
| Terrorism, Cult and Literature: Representation of Others in Don DeLillo’s Mao II | TOKO, Koji (189) |
| Self-Portrait of Katherine Schmidt, Painter: Partnership with Yasuo Kuniyoshi | HOSHINO, Mutsuko (207) |
| The Thirty-Fifth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -229 |
| Abstracts | -251 |
2001.03.14
| American Identity and Multiculturalism | |
| Various Aspects of Identity as Represented in Jewish American Literature: Diaspora, Holocaust, Israel | BABA, Minako(1) |
| Vietnamese American Literature and American Society: From Refugees to the Second Generation, “VietnAmerican” | YOSHIDA, Mitsu(21) |
| An Exile’s Counter-Narrative of Nation-Building: The U.S. Literary Study’s Cultural-Critical Self-Fashoning and Theresa Hak Kyung Cha | NITTA, Keiko(39) |
| Multiculturalism and Integrationism: A Study in Intellectural History | KAMISADA, Shuichi(59) |
| Articles | |
| Cape Cod as “Another World”: What Thoreau Found at the Edge of the World | FUJIOKA, Nobuhiko(79) |
| Personal Story and Collective History in a Slave Narrative: Harriet A. Jacobs’ Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, Written by Herself | NISHIMOTO, Azusa(97) |
| The Politics of Women’s Voices: The Strategy of Difference and Displacement in Trinh T. Minh-ha’s Film, Surname Viêt, Given Name Nam: “There is no real me to return to.” | KAWAGUCHI, Keiko(115) |
| Justice and Mercy: Release of Japanese War Cristmas and Japanese-American Relations Following Peace, 1952-1958 | HIGURASHI, Yoshinobu(135) |
| Note | |
| The Russo-Japanese War and Japanese Folktales: Japanese Image in Alice Bacon’s In the Land of Gods | SUNADA, Erica(155) |
| The Thirty-Fourth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -167 |
| Abstracts | -189 |
2000.03.14
| Globalization and America | |
| Globalization and Americanization | Masaru Kaneko(1) |
| Baseball as the Cultural Mission of America: The Attempts to Spread the American National Sport Worldwide in the 19th Century | Eiji Ozawa(17) |
| The Historical Premise of Economic Globalization by the U.S.: From the Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act to the GATT | Tadao Kano(35) |
| Globalization and Democracy: a Review on America’s Arguments | Shigehiro Yuasa(53) |
| Globalization and Models for Japanese and American Schooling: New Modes of Coexistence | Ryoko Tsuneyoshi(71) |
| Home is Where the Tongue Is: Border-Crossing and Language in Levy Hideo’s and Mizumura Minae’s Works | Mari Yoshihara(87) |
| Articles | |
| Thriving Military Prostitution in Hawaii during World War II: The Meaning of Its Contrast to the Situation on the Mainland | Noriko Shimada(105) |
| Emily Dickinson and Poetry in the Civil War Publication | Junko Kanazawa(123) |
| Does the Reduction of Regional Isolation Mean an Affluent Appalachia? | Kazusei Kato(141) |
| Solving the “Congestion” Problem: The “Zone System” in Early City Planning Profession | Ichiro Miyata(159) |
| Looking for the Perfect Copy: The Cultural Milieu and the Birth of the Talkies | Naoko Shinogi(177) |
| From “the Vanishing Red Man” to “the Red Atlantis”: The Development of Native American Policy Reform Movements in the 1920s | Yumiko Mizuno(193) |
| The Newspaper Publishing in the Japanese Evacuation Camps 1942-1943: An Analysis of the Camp Authority’s Press Control Policies | Takeya Mizuno(211) |
| The Thirty-third Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -229 |
| Abstracts | -249 |
1999.03.14
| America and the Twentieth Century | |
| U.S. Hegemony and the Debates on the “American Century” | Hideki Kan(1) |
| From the New Economic History to the Social Science History: An Evolution of American Economic History in the Twentieth Century | Eiichi Akimoto(19) |
| War and Gender: the Vietnam War and American Society | Yoko Shirai(37) |
| The Transformation of American Democracy in the Twentieth Century:The Growth of Institutional Universe and the Decline of Electoral Politics | Hirofumi Nakano(59) |
| Articles | |
| The Literary and Cultural Politics of Passing: A Comparative Study of Mary Hastings Bradley and James Tiptree, Jr. | Mari Kotani(79) |
| Federalist Response to Jefferson’s Neutrality Policy, 1805-1806 | Naoki Kamimura(97) |
| From Preacher to Lecturer: a Study of R.W. Emerson’s Sermons | Yoshio Takanashi(115) |
| The Tradition of Psychiatry Reflected in Domestic Fiction in Nineteenth-Century America | Toshimi Suzuki(135) |
| Southern White Liberals’ Struggle for the Segregation and State’s Rights in the SCHW Birmingham | Noriko Hosoya(151) |
| Formation of the New Left Movement: From Sit-Ins to the Port Huron Statement (1960-1962) | Toru Umezaki(171) |
| Autobiography and the “Minoritarian”: How Henry Miller “Becomes-Woman” | Satoshi Kanazawa(191) |
| The Innocents Abroad as a Consumer Narrative Mark Twain and Expanding Consumption in Late Nineteenth-Century America | Tsuyoshi Ishihara(209) |
| The Thirty-Second Annual Meeting:A Summary Report | -227 |
| Abstracts | -245 |
1998.03.14
| Class and American Society | |
| The Integration of the US Working Class under the Cold War Consensus: the Creation of a New Middle Class | Keiichi Shoji(1) |
| Bumming, Slumming, and Muckraking: The Representation of Class in American Literature | Kiyohiko Murayama(19) |
| The Social Conservatism of Boston’s White Women in Inter-Class Interaction at the Turn of the Century | Kohei Kaswashima(41) |
| Meritocracy and Racial Equality: Civil Rights Legislation and Black “Elites” in Post-bellum Boston | Kazuteru Omori(57) |
| Articles | |
| Herman Melville and the Astor Place Riots | Shoji Noma(75) |
| The “Russian Factor” in the Promulgation of the Monroe Doctrine | Hiroo Nakajima(95) |
| The Formation and Development of “the Undocumented Immigration Problem” in the Course of Discussions on the IRCA | Katsuyuki Murata(111) |
| Imagination, Body, and Gender Boundaries in the Early Puritan Society: Anne Hutchinson on Trial | Junko Araki(127) |
| The Rural Cemetery Movement in 19th-Century America: Creating an American “Sacred Place” | Mariko Kurosawa(145) |
| The Thirty-first Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -163 |
| Abstracts | -187 |
| The American Review Contents, Vols.1-31(1967-1997) | -201 |
1997.03.14
| American Social Movements | |
| Jonathan Edwards and the Great Awakening | Naoki Onishi(1) |
| The Spreading of the Gospel of Safety: The Safety Movement and Immigrants in the Progressive Period | Tsuguyoshi Ueno(19) |
| American Television Commercials and the Women’s Movement: Has the Feminine Mystique Disappeared? | Tetsuo Arima(41) |
| The Boston School Busing Controversy Revisited: Toward an Examination into the Myth of “Failure” | Masaki Kawashima(59) |
| Gender and Wartime Labor Mobilization in the United States | Chitose Sato(83) |
| Note | |
| The Older Women’s League | Naoko Ishizawa(107) |
| Articles | |
| George Ball and His Idea of “Atlantic Partnership” | Kaoru Kojima(117) |
| Whitman as ‘Flaneur’ | Akira Yamauchi(139) |
| Berdache as Cultural System | Machiko Makita(157) |
| Notes | |
| Fundamentalism’s Strategy in Education Cases: On the Concept of Secular Humanism | Eiko Tsuchida(175) |
| A Study of Mona Simpson’s The Lost Father | Kazuyo Kuroyanagi(185) |
| The Multi-Dimensionality of the Racial/Ethnic Identities of Asian American College Students: Evidence from Research at Princeton University | Okiyoshi Takeda(193) |
| The Thirtieth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -207 |
| Abstracts | -227 |
1996.03.14
| America and Asia | |
| United States Asian Policy | Seigen Miyasato(1) |
| Fifty Years after the End of World War II—U.S.-Japan Relations and Japanese Americans | Masako Iino(19) |
| American Trade Policy and Asia | Satoru Nagao(39) |
| U.S. Intervention in the 1958 Rebellion in Indonesia | Koji Terachi(57) |
| Syngman Rhee and American Involvement in Korean Politics | Lee, Jong Won(79) |
| The Making of the Philippine Trade Act of 1946: an Economic Framework of American Decolonization Policy toward the Philippines | Yuko Ito(101) |
| Issei Mothers’ Silence, Nisei Daughters’ Story: Hisae Yamamoto’s Short Fiction | Naoko Sugiyama(121) |
| Revising Orientalism, Revisioning Domesticity: Authority and Gender in Pearl Buck’s The Good Earth | Mari Yoshihara(137) |
| Why Multiethnic or Multicultural Coexistence? | Masayuki Yamauchi |
| -155 | |
| Articles | |
| Emergence of U.S. Principle of Behavior in China: An Interpretation of the First Open Door Notes, 1899 | Yoneyuki Sugita(175) |
| Piety and Preparation in Puritan Conversion: John Cotton and the Antinomian Controversy | Izumi Ogura(191) |
| “El Nuevo Trato”: The New Deal in Puerto Rico | Kosuzu Abe(209) |
| Sessue Hayakawa a Movie Star: Early Hollywood and the Japanese | Daisuke Miyao(227) |
| Notes | |
| Henry Adams and Women: The Heroines of “Primitive Rights of women, “Democracy, and Esther“ | Miho Yoneyama(247) |
| The Twenty-ninth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -259 |
| Abstracts | -279 |
1995.03.14
| Family, Children, and Education | |
| The Fall in the White Birth Rate in the United States in the Early Decades of the Nineteenth Century and Its Causes | Yasukichi Yasuba(1) |
| A Challenge to Home=Paradise Ideology | Yoshiko Takita(21) |
| A Lullaby for Motherless Children: The Rebirth of Family in JAZZ | Michiko Yoshida(37) |
| McGuffey’s Eclectic Readers and 19th-century American Education | Shigeo Fujimoto(59) |
| Discovery of Childhood— G.Stanley Hall’s Child Study | Yukiko Asahi(77) |
| The Reform of the Higher Education for Women and American Women Educators in the Occupied Japan, 1945-1951 | Chikako Uemura(95) |
| Fundamental Issues Confronting Urban School Policies in the U.S.: Multicultural Education, Decentralization, and Financial Reconstruction | Yoshimi Tsuboi(115) |
| Legal Perspective of New Family | Rieko Nishikawa(135) |
| Civil Code Reform in the Allied Occupation 1946-1947: the American Influence on Japanese Women’s Rights | Yuka (Moriguchi) Tsuchiya(155) |
| Articles | |
| The Invention of “Alien Ineligible for Citizenship”: the Making Process of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 | Yoshiyuki Kido(177) |
| The Institute of Pacific Relations and American Intellectuals: An Analysis of the Debate over “Nonpartisan Objectivity” in the Inquiry Series | Yutaka Sasaki(197) |
| Notes | |
| Diversity and Harmony: H.M. Kallen’s Cultural Pluralism | Ayako Uchida(217) |
| Life and Labor: The Early Mill Girls in Lowell, Massachusetts | Yukako Hisada(229) |
| The Twenty-eighth Annual meeting: A Summary Report | -241 |
| Abstracts | -263 |
1994.03.14
| The City and the Suburbs | |
| The City and the Suburbs in American Politics | Hitoshi Abe(1) |
| Invisible San Francisco: City Description in Frank Norris | Masashi Orishima(21) |
| Suburbanization and the American Middle Class | Yu Takeda(35) |
| Some Aspects of the Urban Growth of Philadelphia in the Nineteenth Century | Yusuke Utsuki(53) |
| The Genesis of Suburban Middle Landscape | Noriyuki Sugiura(71) |
| Articles | |
| American Women and Work Culture at the Turn of the Century: Work Place Segregated by Gender | Chieko Otsuji(91) |
| Henry Ford’s Views on Race Relations During the 1920s: From Idealist to Accommodationist | Hayumi Higuchi(111) |
| “Conservative Revolution” of the Southern Democratic Party: “Robb Revolution” as the Forerunner of the DLC Movement | Yasushi Matsuoka(131) |
| A Philosopher and America: Santayana as Cultural Critic | Yoji Sawairi(151) |
| Notes | |
| The Revival of Interest in W.J. Cash: “The Mind of the South” and the South, 1941-1992 | Hisako Yanaka(173) |
| The Twenty-seventh Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -185 |
| Abstracts | -203 |
1993.03.14
| European Revolutions and America | |
| Revolution Absent in the Text: Old Benjamin Franklin and the French Revolution | Ichiro Hayashi(1) |
| New Yorker’s Republican Festival and the July Revolution | Hidetaka Yasutake(19) |
| Russian Revolution and Wilsonism | Hidesaburo Kusama(39) |
| Sublimating “Arms” into “Palms”: Reflection of World War I and A Farewell to Arms in The Wild Palms | Fumiyo Hayashi(57) |
| The French Revolution and Federalists in the Early American Republic | Yoshio Higomoto(73) |
| Articles | |
| Abstract of “The Forging of a New Upper Class at Boston’s Back Bay, 1850-1932” | Kohei Kawashima(95) |
| Morality and American Foreign Policy: George F. Kennan’s ‘Realism’ | Koji Terachi(113) |
| American Attitudes toward Japan During the Late Occupation Period—The Case of Receiving the 1950 Japanese Diet Delegation— | Hiromi Chiba(133) |
| Silence and Speaking—Mother-Daughter Relationship in Japanese American Women Writers | Fukuko Kobayashi(151) |
| The Resurgence of Ethnicity and Americanization among Japanese Americans | Yasuko I. Takezawa(171) |
| Notes | |
| The “Official Language Movement” in the United States: National Unity or Intolerance in a Multicultural Society? | Yasuhiro Katagiri(189) |
| The Twenty-sixth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -201 |
| Abstracts | -215 |
1992.03.14
| The United States in the Context of the Western Hemisphere | |
| Anglo-American and Spanish American Colonies in Comparative Perspective | Keiji Miyano(1) |
| “The New World” in the Eyes of North American Indians: Native American Society and Christian Missions in the First Half of Seventeenth-Century North America | Yoko Shirai(27) |
| The Study of American Negro Slavery and Women’s History in Slavery | Keiichi Nishide(49) |
| Canada’s General Election of 1911 Reconsidered | Kazuo Kimura(67) |
| U.S. Cold War Policy and Latin American Revolutions: The Bolivian and Guatemalan Cases | Naoki Kamimura(89) |
| “Republic” Bound for the Middle Passage | Konomi Ara(109) |
| The Delano Strike and The Chicano’s Identity | Masanori Nakagawa(125) |
| Politicalization of Religions in the Western Hemisphere: Liberation Theology and the Religious New Right | Koichi Murayama(145) |
| Articles | |
| Recovering Dreiser’s Criticism of Capitalism | Kiyohiko Murayama(165) |
| New England’s Buried Life: The Transcendental Spirit in Hawthorne’s The House of the Seven Gables | Masahiko Narita(185) |
| The Road to Tough Policy against China: Eisenhower, Dulles, and China, Taiwan, 1953-1955 | Shigehiro Yuasa(201) |
| New Public Space in Modern American Metropolis: Are Shopping Centers “Community”? | Kazuto Oshio(225) |
| The Twentieth-Fifth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -245 |
| Abstracts | -259 |
1991.03.14
| Intolerance in American Culture | |
| Henry James and Intolerance | Akiko Namekata(1) |
| Scopes Trial and the Intolerance of the 1920s | Hiroshi Tsunematsu(21) |
| Saul Bellow and Dangling Man: From a Failure of Nerve to a Closing of an American Mind | Hiroshi Narasaki(39) |
| The House Un-American Activities Committee and Hollywood: The Meaning of the 1947 Hollywood Hearings | Masugi Shimada(63) |
| The Self-Imposed Control of Speech in the Jewish American Community | Tetsu Kohno(83) |
| Resurgence of America’s Democratic Party | Kazumi Fujimoto(105) |
| Contemporary American Culture and Minority Education: From “Cultural Deprivation” to Cultural Democracy | Masako Sasamoto Nakamura(123) |
| The Exclusive Nature of Single-Issue Politics: On the Civic Movement on Abortion | Chieko Otsuru(143) |
| On the Nature of American Tolerance: Treatment of Undocumented Aliens in the Immigration Act of 1986 | Yukiko Koshiro(161) |
| Articles | |
| Peter Van Schaack and the American Republic: An Aspect of Loyalism in the American Revolution | Yoshio Higomoto(179) |
| The Decision to Aid Russia in 1941: A Reappraisal of FDR’s Leadership | Hirofumi Nakano(201) |
| Special Contribution | |
| Reconceiving the Concept of Frontier: From Geography to Cultural Contact | Annette Kolodny(219) |
| The Twenty-Forth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -231 |
| Abstracts | -245 |
1990.03.14
| The time U.S. becomes disoriented | |
| The Declining of Pax Americana | Koji Baba(1) |
| Increase Mather and the Reforming Synod of 1679 | Naoki Onishi(23) |
| American Intellectuals in the 1930s: A Disintegration of Radical Visions | Reiko Maekawa(41) |
| The Decline and Fall of the Myth of Feminity: The Change of American Women in the 1960s | Junko Kuninobu(62) |
| The Lost Crusades: Vietnam, Granada and the World War II in the 1980s’ America | Eikou Ikui(81) |
| Democracy or Efficiency: The Congress and the Reform of the Banking Act | Atsushi Kusano(101) |
| Articles | |
| Regulating Alien Passengers and Foreign Paupers in Massachusetts, 1851-1863 | Kikuyo Tanaka(122) |
| Progress or Regression?: The Women’s Domestic Ideal in the Home Economics Movement | Hatsumi Takemata(143) |
| Van Wyck Brooks’s Criticism of the Progressivism as an Ideology | Fumihiko Sugawara(163) |
| Special Lecture | Linda K. Kerber(181) |
| The Twenty-Third Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -193 |
| Abstracts | -205 |
1989.03.14
| American Heroines | |
| The Presidential Address | Nagayo Homma(1) |
| Women with Voices of Their Own—- A Study of Two Heroines in Nineteenth-Century America—- | Hiroko Sato(21) |
| Prayer for The Heathen: Heroines of The Missionary Enterprise | Rui Kohiyama(39) |
| The “Americanization” of Immigrant Mothers and Daughters | Yuko Matsumoto(62) |
| Class and Sex in The Femala Labor Movement—-Through The Activities of NWTUL in The Progressive Era—- | Osamu Hatori(82) |
| Beyond The Virgin and The Tempress: The Hollywood Heroines of The 1930s | Masako Notoji(100) |
| “Conservative Thought” of Justice O’Connor | Noboru Kohsaka(122) |
| Identity and Sex in Contemporary Black Women’s Novels—-Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon and Tar Baby—— | Naoko Urakawa(140) |
| Research Notes | |
| Historical Development of The American West Through The Activity of Western Governors’ Organizations | Kazuto Oshio(156) |
| Current Trends in Afro-American Studies—Afrocentric Ideas on Afro-American Culture | Yasuko Takezawa(165) |
| The Twenty-Second Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -175 |
1988.03.14
| FIN DE SIECLE | |
| Henry Adams’s Fin de Siecle—Toward the Science of History | Nobunao Matsuyama(1) |
| A Reconsideration of Ignatius Donnelly’s World | Takashi Hirano(14) |
| Turner and Muir | Yasuo Okada(33) |
| The Establishment of the Philippine Gold-Exchange Standard: A View of the Turn of the Century | Isao Sutou(52) |
| Josia Strong and the End of the Nineteenth-Century | Koichi Mori(71) |
| The Midway Plaisance and The World Columbian Exposition at Chicago in 1893: A Cultural History of an Origin of the Design Concept of Fast Food Restaurants | Naohito Okude(89) |
| Articles | |
| Of Plymouth Plantation: The Function of Typology | Naoki Onishi(113) |
| James Studies Reconsidered: Van Wyck Brooks and F.O. Matthiessen | Reiko Maekawa(131) |
| Military or Economic Assistance: The Japanese Entry into the Mutual Security Program | Yoko Yasuhara(152) |
| Frontier Children: Childhood Experiences in Kansas, 1860-1900 | Yuko Takahashi(170) |
| The Special Lecture, A Summary | Stanley N. Katz(192) |
| The Twenty-First Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | -195 |
| Summaries in English | -209 |