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 |
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 |
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