悩ましい「系統図」という存在 Family Trees: Powerful but Controversial Model [In Japanese]

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European Network of Japanese Philosophy ENOJP European Network for Japanese Philosophy, Philosophy, Department Member European Journal of Japanese Philosophy 1 (2016) TOC and Intro The European Journal of Japanese Philosophy, the official academic organ of the European Network of Japanese Philosophy, is a peer-reviewed journal published annually in the fall. Its aim is to provide a forum for critical articles and translations related to Japanese philosophy. Contributions are welcome in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, and Japanese. Publisher: Chisokudo Shuppan ISSN: 2367-3095     Matthew Baerman Bookmarked by Thomas Pellard Unnatural classes in morphological change In this note I question a long-standing truism of Russian historical morphology, attempting to account for its persistence. The facts are these: the default endings of the genitive plural of 1st declension masculine nouns, -ов and -ей, come originally from the u-stems and i-stems, ...     Ritsuko Kikusawa Bookmarked by Thomas Pellard 悩ましい「系統図」という存在 Family Trees: Powerful but Controversial Model [In Japanese]     Levi McLaughlin North Carolina State University, Philosophy and Religious Studies, Faculty Member Salvage and Salvation: Guest Editors' Introduction. Asian Ethnology Vol. 75 (2016), 1-28. What does it mean to offer salvation in the midst of disaster? This is the question that animates the articles in this special issue, all of which probe the complex dynamics at play in the intersections of religion and disaster relief in contemporary Asia. Here, we seek to advance inquiry into the conceptual categories of " religion, " " disaster, " " relief, " and " Asia " by drawing on recent theoretical advances across a variety of disciplines.     Rachael Hutchinson University of Delaware, Languages, Literatures and Cultures, Faculty Member 7 NAGAI KAFŪ'S FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE This paper examines four of Nagai Kafu's works, each featuring a strong female character, to analyze how the author's perspective on women in society developed over time. The first two stories examined are 'The Inebriated Beauty' and 'The Snake Charmer', from his time abroad in America and France. In these stories, gender is mediated by race, but the male narrator is exposed as being deeply embedded in the Meiji discourse on women. The next two stories examined are 'May Darkness' (from 'Night Tales of Shinbashi') and 'During the Rains', both of which are set in Japan. Here, the women are...     Levi McLaughlin North Carolina State University, Philosophy and Religious Studies, Faculty Member Hard Lessons Learned: Tracking Changes in Media Presentations of Religion and Religious Aid Mobilization after the 1995 and 2011 Disasters in Japan. Asian Ethnology Vol. 75 (2016), 105-137. When religious organizations of all types mobilized relief efforts in the wake of the 17 January 1995 Great Hanshin/Awaji earthquake in western Japan, their contributions failed to translate into favorable media coverage. By contrast, religious aid responses after the 11 March 2011 Great East Japan earthquake disasters attracted a largely positive mainstream media response. This article surveys Japan’s major daily newspapers, popular books, academic reports, and other published treatments of religious responses to these two major disasters to assess a shift in recent post-disaster...     Catherine Grant Griffith University, Queensland Conservatorium, Faculty Member A case for greater interdisciplinary collaboration in language and music revitalization Efforts to revitalize languages are situated within the wider context of efforts to maintain and revitalize intangible expressions of culture more broadly, from music to dance to ritual and ceremonial traditions. In some ways, language revitalization efforts are considerably further advanced in both theory and practice than those relating to other cultural expressions. Taking music as a example, this chapter draws together the scholarly field of language revitalization with the growing investigations into music sustainability, making the case for close collaboration between sociolinguists...

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