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Serial
Number 619 |
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A Special Issue
in Honour of
PROF. OSAMU HONDA
on the Occasion of
His Retirement |
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TREATISES
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Atsushi Ochiai:The Branch of Political
Power in the Shang Period
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Naoto Osawa:A Study of the Qu Yuan's
(屈原) Biography in the Shiji (史記)
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Naoki Usukura:Harbs and Love Songs
― The Character of Jiuke (九歌), Jiuzhang (九章), and Lisao (離騒). ―
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Yuji Takatori:Methods for the Relay
Transmission of Official Documents in the Qin and Han Periods
― By Postal Service, by County, and by Neighbourhood ―
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Takuji Nagata:The Compilation of Runan
xianxian zhuan
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Yuko Washio:A Register of Tenant Farmers
among the Wu Bamboo Slips from Zoumalou in Changsha
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Takeshi Hiroi:The Individuality of
Chinese Wine as Seen in the Qimin yaoshu
― A Reexamination of the Analytic Framework ―
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Yasunobu Matsumoto:Deliberations
in the Presence of Palace Guards (Duizhang)
and after the Withdrawal of Palace Guards (Zhangxia) in the
Early Tang
― Open Forum or Confidential Discussion? ―
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Yasuya Inoue:Reading Ennin's Diary
(2) ― The Persecution of Buddhism and Finance ―
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Takashi Sue:The Restored Stone Inscription
"Tang Jinyun xian chenghuang miaoji"
― Towards the Study of the Sociocultural History of the Preservation
of Records ―
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Kaeko Shimizu:Images of Song-period
Women as Seen in Epitaphs
― Remarriage, Widow Fidelity, and Divorce ―
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Makoto Hiraki:Succession Struggles
in the Early Choson Period and the Pitch-Pot Rite
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Mitsuhisa Ushima:The Oil Lamp Dance
of the Uighurs
― Tracking the "Oil Dish Dance" Witnessed by the Otani Expedition
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Fumiko Sugimoto:Student Campaigns
and Female Students during the Latter Part of
the New Culture Movement ― With a Focus on Coverage in the Minguo
ribao
and Its Supplements
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Koshi Ohira:The Buddhist New Youth
Society and the May Fourth New Culture Movement
of the 1920s
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Kazuhiko Hosoi:The Trial for Filling
Up the Shortage of the Study on Deng Yanda
― The Discovery of the Handwriting Letters to His Family Members and
Verification of
Its Historigraphical Value ―
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Daisuke Tajima:The Problem of the Relocation
of Muslim Graves in Manchukuo
― With a Focus on the Era of the Founding of Manchukuo ―
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Hideki Matsumoto:Zhou Enlai's Miscalculation
― The Truth about the Gu Shunzhang Affair ―
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Minoru Kitamura:Mao ze-dong versus
Liu xiao-qi, and how was Deng xiao-ping ?
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Hideki Tani:Kingship in the Western Zhou
and Moves among Leading Nobles in the Capital Region
― A Study of the Reforms of the Middle Western Zhou (2) ―
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Takahito Yamada:A Study about "Qu
lineage (屈氏)" in the State of "Chu (楚)" during Spring and
Autumn Period
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Jian-ping Guan:Cultural Geography of
Tea
― Focusing on Wei, Jin, and the Southern and Northern Dynasties ―
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Koichi Matsuda:A Re-examination of Ögedei qan's "Distribution
in the Bingshen Year" (2)
― Comments on Eech Fief Allotment ―
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Yasuhiro Ushine:Mongol Garrisons in
Sichuan under Mongol Rule
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Kan'ya Masui:A Reconsideration of the
Gioro Hala
― With Special Reference to Rules Regarding Exogamy ―
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Atsushi Isobe:The Establishment of the
Six Boards in the Early Qing and Its Significance
― An Example of Taizong's "Centralization" Policy ―
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Yun-ping Guo:Continuity and Discontinuity
― The Figures of Irrigation in Post-War Taiwan ―
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December 2010 |
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Edited by
The Literary Association of Ritsumeikan University Kyoto, Japan |
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