『アメリカ研究』第60号「特集論文」募集のお知らせ
2025.04.22 The American Review
『アメリカ研究』第60号の特集テーマは,「ローカル・アメリカ」です。趣意は以下の通りです。
ローカルという言葉は多義的である。一般的に流通している意味としては,特定の場所あるいは限られた範囲の地域という地理的概念であろう。アメリカ研究でローカルとは何かを考えれば,そうした一定のエリアに住む人びともまたローカルと称される。その人たちはそこに住む地元人というだけでなく,その地で育まれた生活世界に生きる人びとである。そして,その世界には独特な制度や習慣,精神文化が存在しており,それはまたこれらローカルな人びとが所有し,この人たちを特徴づけるものでもある。ローカルという言葉はその地に根差す独自の組織を指す場合もある。政治に目を向ければ,ローカルは正式な政治用語として使用されている。州によって違いはあるものの,それを構成する郡やさらに小さな単位としての自治体はローカルとして位置付けられる。地元の政治家や政治組織を形容する場合にもローカルが用いられる。また,労働組合の支部もローカルと呼ばれる。日本の全国紙のような存在がない新聞をはじめとしたメディアではローカルな媒体が果たす役割とその影響力は非常に大きい。
こうしたことから,ローカルは単に地理的範囲を限定する概念としてではなく,その地に独特な根拠―それは政治経済的な権益や人的関係だけでなく風土や精神文化も含む―を有しているものを包含していることが分かる。多義的な意味を持つローカルを視点に据えてアメリカを眺め直すと,どのようなアメリカが浮かび上がってくるだろうか。大統領が選ばれるまでの過程においてローカル・ポリティクスの持つ重要性は言うまでもない。全国遊説のキャンペーンではその地に応じたアピールやロジックが用いられ,演出が施される。それは取りも直さず,アメリカの津々浦々にローカルな地に生き,その地で人生を全うする人びとが少なからず存在していることを意味している。経済的な面でもローカルな地の生活を支えるための方策や産業の存在が持つ意味は非常に大きいだろう。ローカルとしての労働組合はまさにその関係の中において存在意義を持っている。ローカル・メディアはそのような中に生きる人びとの動向を伝え,その地の人びとはそれらが発信する情報を共有するのである。歴史研究ではローカルな地に生きる人びとやそこで築かれる人種やジェンダーなどの関係への関心が向けられてきた。文学でもローカルな地に存在する独特の世界と精神文化,そこに生きる人びとの在り方がさかんに描かれてきた。
次号の特集では「ローカル・アメリカ」をテーマとして,そこから抽出されるさまざまなアメリカの側面を検証する。多方面からの投稿を期待したい。
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『アメリカ研究』第60号「自由投稿論文」募集のお知らせ
2025.04.22 The American Review
学会機関誌『アメリカ研究』(年報)は2026年3月に第60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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47. Anglo-America (2013)
2013.03.14 The American Review
| Anglo-America |
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| 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) |
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MORI, Takeo(59) |
| The Vietnam War and Collective Defense: Anglo-American Relations within SEATO during the Vietnam War, 1965-1968 |
MIZUMOTO, Yoshihiko(79) |
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| Articles |
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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 |
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| Abstracts |
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46. The Sea and the State (2012)
2012.03.14 The American Review
| The Sea and the State |
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| The American Civil War in the Transatlantic Abolition of Slavery |
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| Orphans, Oceans, and Moby-Dick |
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| The Price of National Prestige: An Interpretation of the Japan-U.S. Confrontation over Hawaii at the Turn of the Century |
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TSUCHIYA, Motohiro |
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| “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 |
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| 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 |
45. Disease and Institutions (2011)
2011.03.14 The American Review
| Disease and Institutions |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| Paper-made Emerald City: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and Paper Currency System |
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| 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 |
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| Reserach Note |
| Importance of Assuming a Social Historical Perspective in Examining Recent American Trade Policy |
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| 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 |
44. Turn of the Century in the US (2010)
2010.03.14 The American Review
| Turn of the Century in the US |
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| 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 |
43. The President (2009)
2009.03.14 The American Review
| The President |
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| 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 |
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42. Nuclear Space (2008)
2008.03.14 The American Review
| Nuclear Space |
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| 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 |
41. Nature and Environment (2007)
2007.03.14 The American Review
| Nature and Environment |
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| 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 |
40. Violence (2006)
2006.03.14 The American Review
| Violence |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| Abstracts |
-241 |
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