| Living between Corruption and Rebellion: Families in Jewish-American Literature from the 1880's to the 1930's | Shigeo Hamano(1) |
| Images of the Family through the Narration---An Essay on Absalom, Absalom!--- | Yasuki Saeki(22) |
| College Courses on Marriage and the Family---Changing Roles in American Marriages during the 1920s--- | Fusako Ogata(35) |
| The American Social Security System and the Family | Sayo Kaji(52) |
| Ethnic Families and the "American Family"---Franco-Americans in Southern Maine--- | Kazuko Ohta(70) |
| New Trends in the Historical Writing of the American Family | Natsuki Aruga(87) |
| Articles: | |
| Economic Development of the American Colonies in the Eighteenth Century | Kenkichi Omi and Yasuo Sakakibara(108) |
| The New Deal and Japan-- The U.S. Cotton Textile Industry's Campaign against Imports from Japan | Osamu Ishii(124) |
| The Fourteenth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | (144) |
| Summaries in English | (159) |
| The American Review Contents, Vols.1-14 (1967�`1980) | (173) |
| America: The Cradleland of Socialism | Atsushi Shirai(1) |
| American Pluralism and the American Negro---with emphasis on Ralph Ellison and James Baldwin--- | Tadatoshi Saito(24) |
| On the Language and Culture Contact between Anglo- and Mexican Americans in the Southwest--- with Special References to Bilingual Education--- | Nobuyuki Honna(39) |
| Japanese-American Literature: A Brief History | Sataye Shinoda(63) |
| Articles: | |
| The Formaion of Party and Its Organization Structure in Virginia during the Nineteenth Century | Kazumi Fujimoto(90) |
| Thoreau's A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers: Structural and Thematic Unity | Midori Yamamoto(112) |
| Coverdale's Narrative: A Portrait of the Artist as a Nineteenth-Century American in The Bleithdale Romance | Noriaki Nakai(141) |
| Women in American Literature at the Turn of the Century: Continuity and Change | Takashi Sasaki(163) |
| The Mars and Mercuries in American Diplomacy; The Open Door Policy Revisited | Eiichi Shindo(183) |
| The Thirteenth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | (193) |
| Summaries in English | (203) |
| The Many Meanings of the American Revolution | Merrill Jensen(1) |
| Introduction | Yoshimitsu Ide(30) |
| "The Central Theme of Southern History": The Conception of Southern Distinctiveness among Southern Historians | Toyoomi Nagata(33) |
| The Structure of Southern Economic Development in the 1970's | Eiichi Akimoto(46) |
| The White Revolution of Wilmington and the Southern Society | Hayumi Higuchi(71) |
| The Founding Father's Burden: Jefferson and Agrarian Historiography in Robert Penn Warren's Brother to Dragons | R. Jared Lubarsky(96) |
| Articles: | |
| A Study of Yasaka Takagi: His Image of Japan and the United States | Tadao Okamoto(126) |
| Development of New Towns in the U.S.A. | Noboru Inouchi(145) |
| American-Japanese Peace-Making and the Cold War, 1947-1951 | Takeshi Igarashi(166) |
| Racial Integration in Church: The Case of St. Philip's Episcopal Church in Syracuse, New York | Noriko Shimada(188) |
| Research Note: | |
| The Land Problems in the Plymouth Plantation: The Allotments of Garden-Plots in 1620 and of Grounds(Corn Fields) in 1623 | Mari Miura(212) |
| The Twelfth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | (225) |
| Summaries in English | (237) |
| The Drama and the American Society | Yasuo Suga(1) |
| The 1920's in American Cultural History---A Challenge to Victorian Culture | Nagayo Homma(11) |
| The United States and the Restoration of the International Gold Standard | Yoshihiko Hirata(29) |
| Prospect and Limitation of Reevaluating Herbert Hoover | Reiko Aoki(53) |
| Urban Politics of the 1920's | Miwako Hirata(73) |
| The Significance of the Harlem Renaissance | Takeo Hamamoto(91) |
| The Bridge Reestimated | Atsuo Kurumisawa(104) |
| Articles: | |
| The Role of Land Speculators in Western Development | Yuzo Murayama and Yasuo Sakakibara(117) |
| Preliminary Planning in the State Department relative to Post-War Policy toward Japan | Hideyuki Morita(132) |
| Three Themes in Malamud's The Assistant | Tateo Imamura(146) |
| Research Note: | |
| Thomas Jefferson and the Indian Problem | Masashi Shimakawa(163) |
| The Eleventh Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | (182) |
| Summaries in English | (195) |
| Benjamin Franklin: The Self-Made Man as an American Hero | Toshio Watanabe(1) |
| Andrew Jackson | Torao Tomita(16) |
| Andrew Carnegie | Jiro Ozawa(32) |
| Horatio Alger's Heroes | Motoshi Karita(50) |
| Charles A. Lindbergh---The Last Hero | Shimpei Tokiwa(62) |
| Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.---Hero of Nonviolent Direct Action | Yoriko Nakajima(70) |
| The Hero-Image in the Women's Movement | Ikuko Atsumi(90) |
| Heroes of the American Children | Tadao Okamura(102) |
| Hero in the Presidential Election: Image and Reality Produced by Electronics | Ichiro Iwano(120) |
| Other Articles: | |
| The Magdalena Bay Episode,1911-1912 The Monroe Doctrine and Japan | Iyo Kunimoto(140) |
| "National Policy" in Canadian Historiography and the Evolution of Canadian Nationalism | Yuko Ohara(161) |
| Review Essay | |
| 'Frontier' Studies in Europe | Masaharu Watanabe(180) |
| The Tenth Annual Meeting: A Report | (198) |
| Summaries in English | (219) |
