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| Original Articles | ||
| Sousaku Taiko and Gender: A Discussion on Position of Female Performer | Mizuki KUWAHARA | 2－17 |
| Note | ||
| Contingent Employment and Homelessness | Yuuji OHOKURA | 18－32 |
| Symposium | ||
| City and Human | 33 | |
| Establishing Universal Ethics in the Context of Urban Culture: The Notions of Human Dignity and Moral Autonomy in It? Jinsai’s 伊藤仁齋 Gom? jigi語孟字義 Noboru MIYAZAKI What Is the Multi-Cultural Society ? |
Gregor PAUL （tr.by Hiroyuki YAMASAKI） |
34－45 |
| What Is the Multi-Cultural Society ?: A Comparison between German and Japan | Noboru MIYAZAKI | 46－57 |
| The City and Religion /Secularization and Globalization in Germany: A Consideration of the Transformation of Religious Culture |
Jan Marc NOTTELMANN | 58－71 |
| Theoretical Writings on J?ruri: Thinking about Art in Japanese Puppet Theater History | Andreas REGELSBERGER | 72－75 |
| Special Articles | ||
| Contested Wisdom in Indonesian and Japanese Proverbs: A ?Linguistic-Cultural Mapping | Sailal ARIMI | 76－101 |
| News | 102－117 | |
| Editorial | 119 | |
| Contributors | 120 | |
Category: News
Studies in Urban Culture, vol. VI
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COE,URBAN-CULTURE RESEARCH CENTER Graduate School of Literature and Human Sciences, Osaka City University, Japan Cordially Invites You to The”International School”Program, 27-29 September 2005
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| Tue.27 Sept | |
| 9:30-10:00 | “Keynote Speech” Prof. Dr. Towao SAKAEHARA / Dean of Graduate School of Literature and Human Sciences, Osaka City University, Japan |
| 10:00-12:00 | “Japanese Politics and Economy in the Modern Times” Prof. Dr. Manfred Pohl / Asien-Afrika-Institut, Universitat Hamburg, Germany |
| 13:00-16:00 | “Orality and Literacy in Medieval France” Nobutada ZUSHI (COE Fellow and PhD Candidade, Western History)“Sprach- und Literaturkultur: Am Beispiel der deutschsprachigen Schweiz in der Zeit der Reformation” Norikazu TAHARA (COE Fellow and PhD Candidade, German Literature) |
| Wed.28 Sept. | |
| 10:00-12:00 | “Migration and Cross-Cultural Issues” Senior Lecturer, Dr. Rogelia PE-PUA / Head of School of Social Science and Policy, The University of New South Wales, Australia |
| 13:00-16:00 | “In Search for a New Form of Ethnic Relations: Korean Residents and Japanese Residents in Osaka” Dr. Yuko NIKAIDO (COE Postdoctoral Fellow, Sociology)“Attitudes toward Different Cultures in Japan, Germany, and United Kingdom: Applying the Terror Management Theory” Yuriko MUKAI (COE Fellow and PhD Candidade, Psychology) “How Wadaiko (Japanese Drum) Is Being Accepted in USA” |
| 29 Sept. | |
| 10:00-12:00 | “Urban Society and Conflict among Religious Groups in the Early Modern Times” Assoc.Prof. Dr. Alexander M. VESEY / Stonehill University, USA |
| 13:00-16:00 | “A ‘Gakujin (Gagaku Musicians)’ Group of Shiten-noji Temple in the Early Modern Times” Tatsuhiro YAMASAKI (PhD Candidade, Japanese History)“The Structure of a ‘Kawatamura’ Community in the Early Modern Times” Satoko MITA (MA Student, Japanese History) “Image of the Last Judgement in Post-Byzantine Art” Miaki HAYAKAWA (PhD Candidade, Western History) |
China Project Joint Workshop on Urbanity, Urban Change and Governance in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Osaka
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| Date: | 23rd and 24th August, 2005 |
| Place: | Room 355, Graduate School of Literature and Human sciences, Osaka City University |
| 23rd (Wed.) August, | |
| Chairperson; 231-232 TANG, 233-235 NAKAO, 236-237 CHEN | |
| 930-945 | Opening Address SAKAEHARA Towao (Dean, Osaka city University) YAMANO Masahiko (Director of UCRC) MIZUUCHI Toshio and NAKAO Katsumi (Head of JSPS program and director of UCRC in China, and head of Shanghai sub-center of UCRC) |
| 945-1030 | 231 NING Yuemin (East China Normal University): Current Trends in Chinese Urban Studies (in English) |
| 1030-1115 | 232 WEN Jun (East China Normal University): Migrant Laborers in Shanghai since the 1980’s (in Chinese with Japanese resume) |
| Coffee break | |
| 1135-1220 | 233 CHEN Ying Fan (East China Normal University): “Penghu-Qu (The Shanty Area in Shanghai)”; Life Histories in Their Memory (in Japanese with Chinese resume) |
| Lunch Break | |
| 1345-1430 | 234 LIN Tuo (East China Normal University): The Reorganization and Readjustment of Living Space of the Lower Class People in the Process of Urban Renewal in Shanghai (in Chinese with Japanese resume) |
| 1430-1515 | 235 DA Liangjun (East China Normal University): The Environmental Transition and the Present Condition of Urban Ecology in Shanghai (in Japanese with Chinese resume) |
| Coffee break | |
| 1535-1620 | 236 NAKAOKA Miyuki (Osaka City University) The Urban Development in Global City Shanghai: Focusing on the Rising Housing Price as a Social Problem (in Chinese) |
| 1620-1705 | 237 NISHIBE Hitoshi (Osaka City University) The Review of Japanese Documents about Modern Shanghai before 1945 (in English) |
| Banquet (1900-2130) |
At an Okinawan Restaurant with music and dancing at Taisho Ward |
| 24th (Thr.) August, | |
| Chairperson; 241-242 NAKAO, 243-244 NING, 245-247 MIZUUCHI | |
| 1030-1115 | 241 MIZUUCHI Toshio (Osaka City University) The Socio-political Context of Japanese Housing Policies for Slum and Squatter Dwellers after 1945 (in English) |
| 1115-1200 | 242 MOTOOKA Takuya (Osaka City University) Formation and clearance of “Barrack” town in Postwar Japanese city (in English) |
| Lunch Break | |
| 1330-1415 | 243 TANG Wing-Shing (Hong Kong Baptist University) Power, Space and (Re)Development: A Research Agenda (in English) |
| 1415-1500 | 244 WONG Kit Ping Tammy and TANG Wing-Shing (Hong Kong Baptist University) The Production of Prescriptive Space in Urban Redevelopment: The case of Hong Kong (in English) |
| Coffee break | |
| 1520-1605 | 245 MAN Pui-Yee Iris and TANG Wing-Shing (Hong Kong Baptist University) The Government of Public Streets: The case of Hong Kong (in English) |
| 1605-1630 | 246 CHAN Kim-Ching TANG Wing-Shing (Hong Kong Baptist University) Time-space analysis of the use of a pedestrianised street in Hong Kong (in English with showing video film) |
| 1630-1715 | 247 YAMAGUCHI Susumu (Osaka City University) Controlling the public space: The case of “Heaven Artists” in Tokyo and street dancers in OCAT, Osaka (in English) |
| Banquet (1830-2030) |
At a Korean Restaurant nearby |
| Co-sponsored by Urban Culture Research Center (21st Century COE programs), OCU Department of Geography, Osaka City University Funded by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Sciences fund for fiscal 2005 |
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| Kant’s Eyes at the Frontier Enlightenment City, Konigsberug : Reconsideration of Kant’s Physical Geography | Jio HOJO | 2-15 |
| Why does Godzilla destroy Cities? | Masahide TABATA | 16-29 |
| A spatial analysis of the early modern town of Kaizuka with a particular focus on the tax-exempt lands of Bokuhan house retainers. | Kunihiko TODA | 30-45 |
| Establishment of Legitimacy : How could Yuan Mei袁枚 acquire social prestige in Su Zhou蘇州 ? | Biao WANG | 46-61 |
| Note | ||
| Tendencies of Criminal Types in Newspapers in the Early Meiji Period | Hiroaki MATSUNAGA | 62-71 |
| Special Articles | ||
| Zhen(鎮) Society in premodern China as revealed in the Records of Temples: Nanxun南潯 zhen in the Southern Song宋 period | Takashi SUE | 72-83 |
| Overseas Report | ||
| A Long History of the Medieval Manuscript in the British Library Collection entitled “Inquisition of Toulouse” | Nobutada ZUSHI (London) | 84-87 |
| News | 88-114 | |
| Editorial | 115 | |
| Contributors | 116 | |
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