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Don yu 1'- • 7_• •J• and (Complex Reactions • • [] • • •,, •j• • )• I• Riben" Jiaoren yu Japan) and Song Jiaoren Influences: Zhong- niandai hu?: University, ,•j•,-•-•_, 30 "Di hu? You Fudan Zidao guanyu Yu -• • 1',•, • • I• • if- I• • [• 1• •__• z•_ • 30 yichang ? ? lunzhan" guanxi de Ri 1930s) the in Relations Sino-Japanese Debate (Enemies Friends? The on or Bastid-Brugi6re, C.N.R.S.; •t: •j•, University; Marianne • Kei6 Ikei Masaru Discussants: 9t[: -_•, University • K6be Sanldchi Yasui Qing Japan. and the of Policies Late The Panel New Two. •'•-•', )• J:• 74k T6y6 • •'-_•, Honj6 Hisako Bunko; T6y6 1• Chfiz6 Chairs: Ichiko Bunko "Zhongguo Sinica, History, Academia •,, of •k Modem fl• Institute Mingde Lin • i• •: • •-• 7J• • • 4[5 qh [] [] • xinzheng" Qingmo jindaihua Riben, lun yu Qing) &the Policies Late the On New (Chinese Japan: Modernization and 2 q• Nakamura •, Tetsuo K6be University, Gakuin "K6sho shinsei Nihon" to :Y•;,•i:J• 2lsZ • [] (The New Policies of Guangxu the Period Japan) and I• • Tao Detain ]•, University, Kansai "Qingmo Zhong-Ri guanxi zhong de zhengzhi he wenhua, 'huang•in shinian' lunzhan guanyu jiantao" • 6? de • q• I• • [] I• i•'•3•4• I•l•, •,•, -•-:• F •¢fil•,-J" (Politics j and Culture in Late-Qing Sino-Japanese Relations: Discussion of the Debate "Golden Decade") over a Discussants: Banno • Junji •j• •, • Tokyo University; {• Sat6 )• •'•. Shin'ichi Tokyo University Panel Three. Japanese Studies of China. Chairs: •-[•-•-, Kishi Y6ko Waseda University; Tsuji ]• K6go • •, University T6kai Qian • •J, Ou D6shisha University, "Kindai Chfigokugaku, T6y6gaku seisei no senkusha Fujita to Toyohaehi: Shinmatsu sono Meiji gakujutsu k6ryfi to kakebashi" • no • •I• •# (Fujita Toyohaehi, Pioneer in Development the of Modem Chinese Studies and Modem East Asian Studies: Scholarly A Bridge between Qing Late Meiji) and Joshua Fogel, A. University California, of Barbara, Santa "Meiji makki ni okeru Kangakusha Chfigokukan: Kano • • Naoki •fj • baai" no • • :• (• •- • 67 • no © • [] • • •J; :• • •;• (The Views © China of Kangaku Scholar of the Meiji on a Period: The Case ofKano Naoki) Ihara •-• Yakushfi • ;• •, Otemon University, Gakuin "Kindai Nit-Chfi bunka 0 k6ryfi ichimen: Kokui Ky6to gakushatachi" • )if_. d? no to 3•4• • [] 7"• • no 0) [] ,• :F • • • • :• 7"r_. • 69 (One Aspect of Sino-Japanese Modem Cultural Interactions: Wang Guowei Kyoto and Scholars) Discussants: Shinji •Jx•; {• Ono ]•, Hanazono University; Hirano 2qz •;{•_ Ken'ichir6 •, Tokyo University Panel Four. Views of China and Taiwan. Chairs: Bingmeng (ffj" •-•, He Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; Takagi • Seiichir6 • •-- fl[•, Seisaku Kenkyfi University Huang •: I• •t•, Zujin Institute of History, Modem Academia Sinica, "Bei Yihui Zhongguo geming" :[[5 •-g qb • • • [] yu (Kita Ikki and the Chinese Revolution) 3• Wenxing :•: Wu J•_, Taiwan Normal University, Kiyoshi "Arao Taiwan" • to • .•1• • (Arao Kiyoshi Taiwan) and •: Sait6 • •-31•, Mareshi Nara Women's University, "'Shina' sairon: seiki 19 Higashi Ajia ni Chfigoku okeru I-•[•j manazashi" -I• [• e 5• no 19 7, 7" qb •Y_. • [] •# • 7-- I• (A U ¢) Reexamination of "Shina'" a •.. A Look China in at Nineteenth-Century Asia) East l• •:=, Tsuji •_ K6go •.tS, • ti•--, University; Reitaku Ken'ichi Discussants: Matsumoto History Committee • J]•} •-', Guomindang Central Party University; Pengren Chen T6kai Incident). September Manchurian (The 18, Circa 1931 Panel Five. • •/: •t• Kei6 • • ;k•, University; J[[ Ikei Masaru Waseda Heita Chairs: Kawakatsu University Kankoku jiken @ 'WIanp6zan ;g•., University, 1• Tugi National Seoul Min to •, !!•,(• and iNt[]• the ?Ii• (The Incident LLI Wanbaoshan • hann6" 03 genron no Opinion) Response &Korean Public •saka "Chfigoku •(• •, Studies, Foreign • University j•N of Shigeo Nishimura kaigisho: sh6k6 Nihon eigy6zei seisaku H6ten shinsetsu haishi, T6hoku okeru ni rikin to dO !• [] •" • 70 [• sokumen" iehi jihen' keizai kankei Nit-Chfi 'Manshfi no zenya no dO •[IJ Lijin Institute • • •'• • and Policy New ]•1 (The Abolish [] the to 0) to a Fengtian: of of Chamber Commerce and the Japanese China's Northeast Business in Tax Incident") "Manchurian of the Sino-Japanese the Economic Relations Eve of View One on k6sh6' • ,• 1'•, "'Chokusetsu Gakujutsu fellow, Shink6kai Xijun Nihon Lu kff•J• • • ]•] I•[ • [] • 70 nen" Nit-Chfi kan tai6:1931-1932 mondai J meguru no o •0 Surrounding •, of''Direct [• • Opposition the (Sino-Japanese Issue 19:31-19:32 69 1931-1932) Negotiations": •]•z, •z)•N] Cook, University; • Theodore Hokkaid6 F. Masataka Discussants: Matsuura •t: University ;• •, Tokyo University; Ishii Akira William Jr., Paterson Japanese of Culture. Panel Six. Views dO •,-j- •j•, University; Yingyue Yung Nish6 Gakusha Tadashi Chairs: Nakamura University Ajia • •, Yilou, College •lJ "Cong York, Tong), City of (T. Degang New Tang K. ,• • • xingwang" Zhong-Ri wenhuaquan shiji yige zhi Ya-Mei Aliu, minzu zhi Ainu kan dO 7N.•t•I•:•'[5,•, I22 •_.Sp,.l•__• [•j•_•: r-• [•j (The of Rise and Fall [] History Sphere from of the Sino-Japanese the Ethnic Cultural Seen Asian-American as a Peoples) Aleut and Ainu jingli .• •/:•, xuesheng "Zhongguo • Sinica, Zhang liu-Ri de Academia Yufa yu • • • i• •_• r• O/• [] ff•j •'• ,• [] jianwen (1896-1945), yi huiyilu zhuti wei de tantao" =]::_ti•(•2l•],-j •j• j)fl, Experiences (The lN Observations &Chinese and (1896-1945), Investigation) Subjective Using Memoirs for Students Japan, in 1896-1945: a •-• •, -• College, Indebtedness Macalester Chinese Yue-him "The Tam to Qichao" Centering Liang Japan, around Modem 7"• •, Technology; (Richard of Cui 7• Chu), Institute Yongde Rochester Zhu Discussants: •. J• •-•j:, • University Tsukushi Women's Shufen 4 July Panel (The Seven. Circa Bridge Incident). 7, 1937 Polo Marco :• [•._• Sumiya :q•, Chairs: Mikio Emeritus, Tokyo University; I_1_17qk: Yamamoto Yfiz6 •-•t•, University Kyoto • 9• •, Yasui Sankichi University, kyrtei Krbe Rokrky6 "Trko teisen kara J•(-•jg!•+•,• jiken •j•(l• •1"$-"- • e" 7• (From Wanggu the Agreement Ceasefire the Bridge Incident) Polo Marco to •]• • •,, Xie Xueshi Institute Japanese Studies, of Academy Jilin of Social Sciences, '"Qiqi' qianhou shibian :•g jingji "{5 •-• • qZ; •]• de Huabei Mantie diaocha" J • • • (3tJ •[• • • • •j (North Investigations China by Economic [Reseachers for] the South Railway Manchurian Co. July around the 1937) of time 7, • fl_•, Jianlang Wang qz History, Institute of Modern Academy Chinese Social of Sciences, "Lugouqiao shijian • •j• guomin • • • zhengfu hou • juezhe" [] de zhanhe • rt• !• • •7 •: fftj • (The Nationalist Government's Choice of War Peace after the or Bridge Incident) Marco Polo )ll•)'ztz•, Discussants: Kawakatsu ,:qz •j;• Heita University; Waseda Hirano Ken'ichir6 i•l•, Tokyo University Eight. Panel The of Resistance. War • •z •_•/•.,, )• Chairs: Aeba Kyrrin University; Takenori Tomoyuki/J\ • Kojima j•j •_., University Kei6 •--" 9•1:, Sanjing Chen History, of Institute Modern Sinica, "Zhongguo Academia d? • kangzhan [] • zhishifenzi • • bianju" • !• • • • (Chinese Intellectuals and yu Changes in against of the Resistance War Japan) Bastid-Bruguirre, Marianne C.N.R.S., "Faguoren kan Zhongguo nian 1942-1945 • dizhanqu :• d? flk •- [] • de •'• [] •- (• 'hezuo'" ]• i• 1942-1945 I- (French _! Views "Cooperation" of Occupied the in Chinese Areas, 1942-1945) •, • i• Dekun Hu University, "Zhongguo Wuhan zhanchang shijie Riben yu • !• [] :1;• yanbian 7J• zhanlOe • (1937-1945)" -• de !•1• •, • •, (J•J • (1937-1945) (The Battlefield Changes China in and Japan's in Strategies, International 1937-1945) • • •3•, Discussants:• Mitsuyoshi Himeta • University; • [• .• Chfi6 •, Naoki Hazama • •: University; •----, Kyoto Fujii Shrz6 Toyama University International Sino-Japanese Nine. Panel Cultural Qing. Interactions in the Late ,• • • •, Samejima Keiji Chairs: Nihon • Kenk• Center; Jiang Keizai Yongjing 7]•. •, Zhengzhi University •. •,, •, ryfi-Nichi Yingyue
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