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Aesthetics of Emotion in Sri Lankan Monastic Culture by Jeffrey
Samuels. See page 3.
NEW & RECENTLYPUBLISHED
Falling into the Lesbi World

Desire and Difference in Indonesia
Evelyn Blackwood
Falling into the Lesbi World offers a compelling view of sexual and gender difference
through the everyday lives of tombois and
their girlfriends (femmes) in the city of
Padang, West Sumatra. While likening
themselves to heterosexual couples, tombois
and femmes contest and blur dominant
constructions of gender and heterosexuality.
Tombois are masculine females who identify
as men and desire women; their girlfriends
view themselves as normal women who
desire men. Through rich, in-depth, and provocative stories, author Evelyn Blackwood
shows how these same-sex Indonesian
couples negotiate transgressive identities and
desires and how their experiences speak to
the struggles and desires of sexual and gender minorities everywhere.
Blackwood analyzes the complex and
seemingly contradictory practices of tombois
and their partners, demonstrating how they
make sense of Islamic, transnational, and
modern state discourses in ways that seem
to align with normative gender and sexual
categories while at the same time subverting
them. The childhood and adolescent narratives of tombois and femmes offer bold new
insights into a social process that is rarely
addressed in anthropological, lesbian, gay,
or transgender studies. We see how tombois
and femmes come to view themselves as boys
and girls, respectively, through their interactions with family and community, and how
as teenagers tombois learn that masculinity
needs its opposite: feminine women. By
contrast femmes notice shifts in their desires
as they develop long-term relationships with
tombois. The book reveals the complexity of
tomboi masculinity, showing how tombois
enact both masculine and feminine behaviors as they move between the anonymity
and vulnerability of public spaces and the
familiarity of family spaces.
Evelyn Blackwood is associate professor
in the Department of Anthropology, Purdue
University.
ANTHROPOLOGY | QUEER STUDIES
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The Chrysanthme Papers
The Pink Notebook of Madame

Chrysanthme and Other Documents
of French Japonisme
The Ise Stories

Ise monogatari
Joshua S. Mostow and Royall Tyler
Pierre Lotis novel Madame Chrysanthme

(1888) enjoyed great popularity during
the authors lifetime, serving as a source of
Puccinis opera Madama Butterfly. Lotis
story, cast in the form of his fictionalized
diary, describes the affair between a French
naval officer and Chrysanthme, a temporary "bride purchased in Nagasaki.
The Pink Notebook of Madame Chrysan
thme (1893), witten by Flix Rgamey, a talented illustrator with firsthand knowledge of
Japan, retells Lotis story but this time as the
diary of Chrysanthme. The book, presented
here in English for the first time and together with the original French text and illustrations by Rgamey and others, is certainly
surprising in its late nineteenth-century
context. Its retelling of a classic tale from the
position of a character marginalized by her
sex and race provocatively anticipates certain
aspects of postmodern literature. Translator
Christopher Reeds rich and satisfying
introduction compares Loti and Rgamey
in relation to attitudes toward Japan held
by notable Japonistes Vincent van Gogh,
Lafcadio Hearn, Edmond de Goncourt, and
Philippe Burty.
Christopher Reed is associate professor of English and visual culture at the
Pennsylvania State University.
Ise monogatari is one of classical Japans most

important texts. It influenced other literary court romances like The Tale of Genji
and inspired artists, playwrights, and poets
throughout Japanese history and to the present day.
In a series of 125 loosely connected episodes, the Ise tells the story of a famous lover,
Captain Ariwara no Narihira (825880),
and his romantic encounters with women
throughout Japan. Each episode centers on
an exchange of love poems designed to demonstrate wit, sensitivity, and courtliness.
Joshua Mostow and Royall Tyler present a
fresh, contemporary translation of this classic work, together with a substantial commentary for each episode. The commentary
explores how the text has been read in the
past and identifies not only the point of each
episode, but also the full range of historical
interpretations, many of which shaped the
use of the Ise in later literary and visual arts.
The book includes reproductions from a
version of the 1608 Saga-bon printed edition of the Ise, the volume that established
Ise iconography for the entire Edo period
(16001868).
Joshua S. Mostow is professor of
Asian studies at the University of British
Columbia, Vancouver. Royall Tyler is the
most recent translator of The Tale of Genji
(Penguin, 2001). He lives in Australia.
LITERATURE
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LITERATURE
AUGUST 2010
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Christopher Reed
GENERALASIA | NEW & RECENTLYPUBLISHED
Distributed for Ateneo de Manila

University Press
Transnationalizing Culture
of Japan in Asia
Dramas, Musics, Arts and Agencies

Edited by Tito Genova Valiente
and Hiroko Nagai
PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED
Remaking Area Studies
Teaching and Learning across Asia

and the Pacific
Edited by Terence Wesley-Smith and Jon Goss
This collection identifies the challenges facing area studies as an organized intellectual
project in this era of globalization, focusing
in particular on conceptual issues and implications for pedagogical practice in Asia and
the Pacific. Remaking Area Studies not only
makes the case for more culturally sensitive
and empowering forms of area studies, but
indicates how these ideas can be translated
into effective student-centered learning
practices through the establishment of interactive regional learning communities.
Terence Wesley-Smith is associate
professor and graduate chair at the Center
for Pacific Islands Studies, University of
Hawaii. Jon Goss is professor of geography
and director of the Honors Program at the
University of Hawaii.
Contributors: Conrado Balabat, Lonny
Carlile, T. C. Chang, Hezekiah A.
Concepcion, Arif Dirlik, Jeremy Eades,
Gerard Finin, Jon Goss, Peter Hempenstall,
Lily Kong, Lisa Law, Martin W. Lewis,
Robert Nicole, Neil Smith, Teresia Teaiwa,
Ricardo Trimillos, Christine Yano, Terence
Wesley-Smith.
ASIAN STUDIES | AREA STUDIES
MARCH 2010
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Re-Centering Asia
Histories, Encounters, Identities

Edited by Henry Johnson, Jacob Edmond,
and Jacqueline Leckie
This volume is an attempt to tackle the topic

of transnationalization of Japanese culture
in Asia in the domains of drama, music,
and the arts. Along the way, the contributors generate questions as they develop the
themes of the hybrid and the reactionary, the
localizing and accommodating in film and
art, even nostalgia for a place thatimagined by strangers and outsidersbecomes a
landscape and at once a performance stage.
This volume explores a key new approach

to Asian studies with a particular focus on
globalization, diaspora, modernism, and
modernity. Essentially, it is concerned with
two concepts: re-centering Asia by way of
asserting its centrality (such as when Asian
locations become centers and microcosms
for transnational and global phenomena)
and re-centering Asia by rethinking it in
time and place, i.e., not as a unified whole
but as a zone of encounter, exchange, and
contestation.
ART & VISUAL CULTURE

DECEMBER 2009, 154PP
978-971-042-606-5 PA $29.00S
HISTORY
JULY 2010, 240PP
978-1-906876-25-8 CL $85.00S (A)
The Silk Road

Distributed for NIAS Press (Nordic
Institute of Asian Studies)
Key Papers
Part 1: The Pre-Islamic Period
Valerie Hansen
This is the first of two 2-volume collections
by top scholars in their fields on the history
of the Silk Road. This collections main
focus is the first millennium CE, when the
Silk Road trade was at its height.
HISTORY
SEPTEMBER 2010, 700PP (2 VOLS)
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Tribes of Central Asia
From the Black Mountain to Waziristan

H. C. Wylly
Gendered Inequalities in Asia
Configuring, Contesting and Recognizing

Women and Men
Edited by Helle Rydstrm
ANTHROPOLOGY | GENDER STUDIES
MARCH 2010, 336PP
978-87-7694-047-8 PA $37.00S (A)
GENDERING ASIA #5
While serving in the British Army in the

North-West frontier region in the 1890s,
Colonel Wylly found that there was no reliable, up-to-date information on the tribes
or on the terrain. First published in 1912,
his work remains valuable for the detailed
descriptions of tribes and their way of life,
as well as for the regional background and
information on the campaigns waged by the
British in an attempt at subjugation.
HISTORY
NOVEMBER 2010, 506PP, 8 FOLDING MAPS
978-1-906876-33- 3 CL $195.00S (A)
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GENERALASIA | NEW & RECENTLYPUBLISHED
Dharma
Distributed for NUS Press

(Singapore)
Alf Hiltebeitel
Asian Port Cities, 16001800
Local and Foreign Cultural Interactions

Edited by Haneda Masashi
By drawing comparisons among the port cities of East, Southeast and South Asia where
European East India Companies maintained
trading centers, this volume goes beyond
national histories to examine cultural interactions on a regional basis.
HISTORY
JULY 2009, 252PP
978-9971-69-463-0 PA $28.00S (A)
On Asian Streets
and Public Space
Edited by Heng Chye Kiang, Low Boon Liang,
and Hee Limin
This volume presents articles focusing on
four prevalent themes, namely transformation and modernity, the culture of streets,
experiencing the street and finally, design
and quality of streets.
ANTHROPOLOGY
FEBRUARY 2010, 192PP
978-9971-69-490-6 PA $25.00S (A)
Populism in Asia
Edited by Kosuke Mizuno and Pasuk
Phongpaichit
Leading Asian scholars consider the many
faces of contemporary populism in the
region, analyzing the phenomenon through
case studies of political leaders with populist credentials and using these accounts to
evaluate the achievements and failings of
democracy.
SOCIOLOGY
978-9971-69-483-8 PA $28.00S (A)
KYOTO CSEAS SERIES ON ASIAN STUDIES
Attracting the Heart
Social Relations and the Aesthetics

of Emotion in Sri Lankan Monastic Culture
Jeffrey Samuels
An idealized view of the lifestyle of a
Buddhist monk might be described according to the doctrinal demand for emotional
detachment and, ultimately, the cessation
of all desire. Yet monks are also enjoined to
practice compassion, a powerful emotion
and equally lofty ideal, and live with every
other human feelinglove, hate, jealousy,
ambitionas they relate to other monks and
the lay community. In this important ethnography of Buddhism in Sri Lanka, Jeffrey
Samuels takes an unprecedented look at how
emotion determines and influences the commitments that laypeople and monastics make
to each other and to the Buddhist religion
in general.
In the fields of religion and Buddhist
studies there has been a growing recognition
of the need to examine affective dimensions
of religion. By focusing on multimoment
histories, Samuels highlights specific junctures in which ideas about recruitment, vocation, patronage, and institution-building are
dynamically negotiated and refined. Positing
a nexus between aesthetics and affect, he
illustrates not only how aesthetic responses
trigger certain emotions, but also how personal and shared emotions, at the local level,
shape notions of beauty.
Jeffrey Samuels is associate professor in
the Department of Philosophy and Religion
at Western Kentucky University.
BUDDHISM | ANTHROPOLOGY
JUNE 2010
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TOPICS IN CONTEMPORARY BUDDHISM
This introductory work proposes a fresh

take on dharma by shifting the customary
focus from dharma as law to dharma in
narrative and offers insights into the innovative character of both Hindu and Buddhist
usages of the concept. An original approach
to early Buddhist usages explores the different ways the Three Baskets of the Buddhist
canon brought out different meanings of
dharma. This is followed by an unfolding
of the hypothesis that most, if not all, of
the Brahmanical law books flowered after
the emperor Aoka (304 BC 232 BC), a
Buddhist, made dharma the guiding principle of an entire realm and culture. A discussion built around the authors expertise
on the Sanskrit epics shows how the narratives amplified the new Brahmanical norms
and brought out the ethical dilemmas and
spiritual teachings that arose from inquiry
into dharma.
A chapter on the Life of the Buddha considers the relation between dharma, moks.a/
nirvn.a, and bhakti (devotion), tying together a thread that runs through the entire
book: that the Buddha presents dharma as
a kind of civil discoursea term that challenges people to think critically or at least
more creatively about their ethical principles
and the foundations of their own spiritual
values. A closing chapter on dharma in the
twenty-first century explores its new cachet
in an era of globalization, its diasporic implications, its openings into American popular
culture, some implications for women, and
the questions it is still raising for modern
India.
Alf Hiltebeitel is professor of religion,
history, and human sciences at the George
Washington University.
BUDDHISM
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CHINA | NEW & RECENTLYPUBLISHED
Transformative Journeys
Travel and Culture in Song China

Cong Ellen Zhang
During the Song (9601279), all educated
Chinese men traveled frequently, journeying long distances to attend school and take
civil service examinations. They crisscrossed
the country to assume government posts,
report back to the capital, and return home
between assignments and to attend to family matters. Based on a wide array of texts,
Transformative Journeys analyzes the impact
of travel on this group of elite men and the
places they visited.
In the first part of the book, Cong Ellen
Zhang considers the practical aspects of
travel during the Song in the context of state
mobilization of and assistance to government travelers, including the infrastructure
of waterways and highways, the bureaucratic
procedures entailed in official travel, and
the means of transport and types of lodging.
The second part of the book focuses on elite
activities on the road, especially the elaborate
farewell banquets, welcoming ceremonies,
and visits to famous places. Zhang argues
convincingly that abundant travel experience became integral to Song elite identity
and status, greatly strengthening the social
and cultural coherence of the practitioners.
In promoting their experience of traveling
across a large empire, Song elite men firmly
established their position as the countrys
political, social, and cultural leaders. The literary compositions and physical traces they
left behind also formed an overlapping web
of collective memories, continually enhancing local pride and defining the place of various localities in the cultural geography of the
country.
Transformative Journeys sheds new light
on the nature of Chinese literati, their dominance of culture and society, and Chinas
social and cultural integration. Those interested in premodern China and travel literature will find a wealth of material previously
unavailable to Western readers.
Cong Ellen Zhang is assistant professor
of history at the University of Virginia.
HISTORY
DECEMBER 2010
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Individualism in Early China
Human Agency and the Self in Thought

and Politics
Erica Brindley
Conventional wisdom has it that the concept of individualism was absent in early
China. In this uncommon study of the self
and human agency in ancient China, Erica
Brindley provides an important corrective
to this view and persuasively argues with
intriguing results that an idea of individualism can be applied to the study of early
Chinese thought and politics. She introduces the development of ideological and
religious beliefs that link universal, cosmic
authority to the individual in ways that
may be referred to as individualistic and
illustrates how these evolved alongside and
potentially helped contribute to larger sociopolitical changes of the time, such as the
centralization of political authority and the
growth in the social mobility of the educated
elite class.
Starting with the writings of the early
Mohists (fourth century BCE), Brindley
analyzes many of the major works through
the early second century BCE by Laozi,
Mencius, Zhuangzi, Xunzi, and Han Feizi, as
well as anonymous authors of both received
and excavated texts. Changing notions of
human agency affected prevailing attitudes
toward the self as individualin particular,
the onset of ideals that stressed the power
and authority of the individual, either as
a conformist agent in relation to a larger
whole or as an individualistic agent endowed
with inalienable cosmic powers and authorities. She goes on to show how distinctly
internal (individualistic), external (institutionalized), or mixed (syncretic) approaches
to self-cultivation and state control emerged
in response to such ideals. In her exploration
of the nature of early Chinese individualism
and the various theories for and against it,
she reveals the ways in which authors innovatively adapted new theories on individual
power to the needs of the burgeoning imperial state.
With clarity and force, Individualism in
Early China illuminates the importance of
the individual in Chinese culture. By focusing on what is unique about early Chinese
thinking on this topic, it gives readers a
means of understanding particular Chinese
discussions of and respect for the self.
Erica Brindley is assistant professor
of history and religious studies at The
Pennsylvania State University.
HISTORY | PHILOSOPHY
JULY 2010
6 X 9, EST 272PP
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The Art of the Yellow Springs

Understanding Chinese Tombs
Wu Hung
Most informative and innovative . . . written
in a lucid style that should appeal to both
engaged and general readers. Wu Hung has
again proven himself to be a ground-breaker
of Chinese art history.
David D. W. Wang, Harvard University
To achieve a genuine understanding of
Chinese tombs, Wu Hung argues for the
reconsideration of a host of art historical
concepts (including visuality, viewership,
space, formal analysis, function, and context)
and derives an analytical framework from
the three most essential aspects of any manufactured work: spatiality, materiality, and
temporality.
ART & VISUAL CULTURE | HISTORY
MARCH 2010
7.5 X 9.75, EST 272PP, 200 ILLUS,
35 IN COLOR
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Chinese Writing and Calligraphy

Wendan Li
This fully illustrated coursebook provides
a comprehensive description of the history
and practical techniques of Chinese calligraphy.
Wendan Li is associate professor of
Chinese language and linguistics at the Uni
versity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
LANGUAGE
MAY 2010
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ABC English-Chinese,
Chinese-English Dictionary
Published in
association with
the Kuroda Institute
Edited by John DeFrancis and Zhang Yanyin

The ABC English-Chinese, Chinese-English
Dictionary (ECCE) is a student-oriented
bilingual dictionary that, like other dictionaries in the ABC series, organizes Chinese
words by their pronunciation as written in
pinyin. This innovative, straightforward
alphabetical organization allows the user to
find most words more quickly and easily.
It also facilitates the comparison of words
that are pronounced similarly or identically,
which is not possible in traditionally-ordered
dictionaries. The series alphabetical ordering
has been imitated in other dictionaries, but
ECCE is still unique in that it offers detailed
and authoritative coverage of grammar (parts
of speech, constructions, and examples) and
orthography (both simplified and complex
characters as well as pinyin).
ECCE contains 98,643 entries: 29,670
in the English-Chinese section, 37,963
in the Chinese-English section. The latter is an abridgment of the massive ABC
Chinese-English Comprehensive Dictionary,
with improvements such as more example
sentences, the inclusion of both pinyin and
characters for all sentences, and indications
of vocabulary grade levels to help learners
prioritize their studies by indicating the
most basic and important entries. The addition of an entirely new English-Chinese
section makes ECCE the ideal portable reference. As in the Comprehensive Dictionary,
two indexes (Stroke and Radical) assist in
looking up a character when its shape is
known but not its pronunciation.
The rich and encyclopaedic scope of
information provided makes the ABC
English-Chinese, Chinese-English Dictionary
an especially useful resource for both language learners and professionals alike.
John DeFrancis (19112009) was
professor of Chinese at the University of
Hawaii and a foremost authority of the
Chinese language. Zhang Yanying is professor of TESOL/Applied Linguistics at
the University of Canberra, Australia. She
specializes in Second Language Acquisition,
Interlanguage Pragmatics, and Second
Language Pedagogy.
LANGUAGE
JULY 2010
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ABC CHINESE DICTIONARY SERIES
NEW IN PAPER
The Origins of Buddhist

Monastic Codes in China
An Annotated Translation and Study

of the Chanyuan qinggui
Yifa
Absolutely essential for anyone who wishes
to gain an accurate understanding of the
actual day-to-day life of the Chan community. . . . [T]his book represents a real advance
in our understanding of Chinese Chan and
should be on the bookshelf of every scholar
of Chinese Buddhism. Journal of Chinese
Religions
Yifa was ordained at Fo Guang Shan,
Taiwan, in 1959 and holds a Ph.D. in religious studies from Yale University. She is
founder of the Woodenfish Project and
editor-in-chief of Buddhas Light Edition
English Sutra Translation Series.
BUDDHISM
AUGUST 2009
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978-0-8248-3425-8 PA $28.00S
CLASSICS IN EAST ASIAN BUDDHISM
NEW IN PAPER
How Zen Became Zen
The Dispute over Enlightenment

and the Formation of Chan Buddhism
in Song-Dynasty China
Morten Schltter
Its solid, sophisticated, and original
research is undeniably outstanding. Schltter
presents us with many innovative and
insightful observations and conclusions
on the doctrinal and soteriological issues
behind the enlightenment dispute, which
greatly enhance our understanding of the
development of Song Chan Buddhism. . . .
The achievements of this excellent work will
serve to inspire the field for many years to
come. H-Buddhism
Morten Schltter is associate professor of
religious studies at the University of Iowa.
BUDDHISM
JULY 2010
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STUDIES IN EAST ASIAN BUDDHISM #22
Polygamy and Sublime Passion

Sexuality in China on the Verge
of Modernity
Keith McMahon
This book is a tour de force, the first in
English to discuss Chinese fiction from the
nineteenth century through the first decade
of the twentieth within a comprehensive
thematic frame. McMahons familiarity
with Chinese fiction of the period covered
is extremely impressive, as is his command
of the secondary sources, both English and
Chinese. Theodore Huters, UCLA
This study presents an unexcelled portrait
of what Western-oriented reformers reacted
against in the society they grew up with,
thus making a tremendous contribution
to scholarly understanding of late imperial
literature. Moreover, as a basis for comparative analysis, this monograph will be widely
heralded as essential reading on twentiethcentury Chinese culture and society and
for modernization studies more generally.
Robert E. Hegel, Washington University
in St. Louis
For centuries of Chinese history, polygamy
and prostitution were closely linked practices that legitimized the polygynous male,
the man with multiple sexual partners. The
present volume introduces a new concept,
passive polygamy, to explain the unusual
number of Qing stories in which women
take charge of a mans desires, turning him
into an instrument of female will.
Keith McMahon is professor of Chinese
language and literature at the University of
Kansas.
LITERATURE
DECEMBER 2009
6 X 9, 224PP
978-0-8248-3376-3 CL $55.00S
The Three Sui Quash

the Demons Revolt
A Comic Novel Attributed
to Luo Guanzhong
Translated, with an interpretive essay,

by Lois Fusek
Heroes of Chinas Great Leap

Forward
Two Stories
Edited by Richard King

The careful, accurate, and lucid rendition
of these two stories allows scholars and
students to mine the mentalities and conceptual worlds of the cataclysmic Great Leap
Forward campaign. Together they provide a
very useful window into Chinas greatest selfmade disaster in the 20th century and the
sense made of it at the time and immediately
after. Timothy Cheek, Institute of Asian
Research, University of British Columbia
Heroes of Chinas Great Leap Forward
presents contrasting narratives of the most
ambitious and disastrous mass movement
in modern Chinese history. Li Zhuns A
Brief Biography of Li Shuangshuang, written while the movement was underway,
celebrates the Great Leap as it was supposed
to be: a time of optimism, dynamism, and
shared purpose. In contrast, Zhang Yigongs
short novel The Story of the Criminal Li
Tongzhong, written two decades later, was
one of the first works published in China
to suggest a much darker side to the Great
Leap.
Richard King is director of the Centre for
Asia Pacific Initiatives and associate professor of Chinese in the Department of Pacific
and Asian Studies, University of Victoria.
LITERATURE
DECEMBER 2009
5.5 X 8.5, 144PP
978-0-8248-3402-9 CL $35.00S
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The twenty-chapter novel The Three Sui

Quash the Demons Revolt is traditionally
attributed to Luo Guanzhong (d. after
1364?), the alleged author of two of Chinas
most famous and beloved works of fiction,
The Romance of the Three Kingdoms and The
Water Margin. The Three Sui tells the story
of the uprising of adherents of the Maitreya
Buddha led by Wang Ze in 10471048.
Wang Ze was eventually executed and all
future heterodox activity outlawed.
Paradoxically, The Three Sui treats the
rebellion as an occasion for slapstick, baggypants humor in which facts are distorted and
wildly mixed with fiction. Wang Ze's real-life
lieutenants show up as a comical peddler
and a mysterious Daoist priest. A celebrated
warrior takes part in the rebellion despite
having died seventeen years earlier. Although
the novel is divided into chapters and otherwise follows the traditional format for such
extended narratives, a careful examination
reveals The Three Sui is an arrangement of
self-contained vernacular stories. No story
bears an intrinsic relationship to any other
story. And because the integrity of the various stories has been so remarkably preserved,
The Three Sui is a vernacular novel in which
the vernacular story reigns supreme.
Although the Wang Ze rebellion took
place during the Northern Song dynasty
(9601127), ultimately The Three Sui is the
story of the Ming dynasty (13681644) in
Song masquerade. It calls attention to the
social unrest, even anarchy, caused by the
rising power and influence of movements
like The White Lotus Society and warns of
the Mings downfall unless such groups are
contained. In this, the novel proved to be a
prescient voice: The Ming collapsed as the
result of a central authority weakened by
mass sectarian uprisings.
Lois Fusek taught in the Department
of East Asian Languages and Civilizations
at the University of Chicago and later
served as a program officer in the Research
Division at the National Endowment for the
Humanities in Washington, D.C. She retired
in 2006.
LITERATURE
SEPTEMBER 2010
6 X 9, EST 352PP
978-0-8248-3406-7 CL $49.00S
NEW IN PAPER
Cinema, Space, and Polylocality

in a Globalizing China
Yingjin Zhang
This milestone work begins by addressing
theories and practices related to space, place,
and polylocality in contemporary China
before focusing on the space of scholarship
and urging scholars to move beyond the current paradigm and explore transnational and
comparative film studies. This is followed
by a chapter that concentrates on the space
of production and surveys the changing
landscape of postsocialist filmmaking and
the transformation of Chinas urban generation of directors. Next is an examination of
the space of polylocality and the cinematic
mappings of Beijing and a persistent reel
contact with polylocality in hinterland
China. In the fifth chapter Zhang explores
the space of subjectivity in independent film
and video and contextualizes experiments by
young directors with various documentary
styles. Chapter 6 calls attention to the space
of performance and addresses issues of media
and mediation by way of two kinds of playing: the first with documentary as troubling
information, the second with piracy as creative intervention. The concluding chapter
offers an overview of Chinese cinema in the
new century and provides production and
reception statistics.
Yingjin Zhang is director of the Chinese
Studies Program and professor of Chinese
comparative literature and cultural studies
at the University of California, San Diego.
OCTOBER 2010
6 X 9, 272PP, 34 ILLUS
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Adapted for the Screen
The Cultural Politics of Modern Chinese

Fiction and Film
Hsiu-Chuang Deppman
Hsiu-Chuang Deppmans ambitious book
investigates the complex associative and
conceptual interaction between literature
and film, arguing that in many cases, a structural connection underlies the relationship.
Her work is a strong challenge to those who
believe literature and film should always be
regarded as completely separate and unrelated. Wendy Larson, University of Oregon
This excellent book is nuanced in its readings, sophisticated in its employment of
literary and film theory, and clearly and
elegantly written. Christopher Lupke,
Washington State University
Hsiu-Chuang Deppman unites aesthetics
with history in her argument that the rise of
cinema in China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan
in the late 1980s was partly fueled by burgeoning literary movements.
Seven in-depth studies include a diverse
array of forms (cinematic adaptation of
literature, literary adaptation of film, autoadaptation, and non-narrative adaptation)
and a variety of genres (martial arts, melodrama, romance, autobiography, documentary drama). Complementing this formal
diversity is a geographical range that far
exceeds the cultural, linguistic, and physical
boundaries of China.
Hsiu-Chuang Deppman is associate
professor of Chinese at Oberlin College.
ART & VISUAL CULTURE | LITERATURE
JUNE 2010
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Mainstream Culture Refocused

Television Drama, Society, and the
Production of Meaning in Reform-Era
China
Zhong Xueping
Serialized television drama (dianshiju),
perhaps the most popular and influential
cultural form in China over the past three
decades, offers a wide and penetrating look
at the tensions and contradictions of the
post-revolutionary and pro-market period.
Zhong Xuepings timely new work draws
attention to the multiple cultural and historical legacies that coexist and challenge
each other within this dominant form of
storytelling. Although scholars tend to focus
their attention on elite cultural trends and
avant-garde movements in literature and
film, Zhong argues for recognizing the complexity of dianshijus melodramatic mode
and its various subgenres, in effect refocusing mainstream Chinese culture.
Mainstream Culture Refocused opens with
an examination of television as a narrative
motif in three contemporary Chinese arthouse films. Zhong then turns her attention
to dianshijus most important subgenres:
emperor dramas, anti-corruption dramas,
youth dramas, and family-marriage dramas. The Epilogue returns to the relationship between intellectuals and the production of mainstream cultural meaning in the
context of Chinas post-revolutionary social,
economic, and cultural transformation.
Zhong Xueping is associate professor
of Chinese literature and culture at Tufts
University.
SEPTEMBER 2010
978-0-8248-3417-3 CL $57.00S
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Cries of Joy, Songs of Sorrow

Chinese Pop Music
and Its Cultural Connotations
Marc L. Moskowitz
Since the mid-1990s, Taiwans unique brand
of Mandopop (Mandarin Chineselanguage
pop music) has dictated the musical tastes
of the mainland and the rest of Chinesespeaking Asia. Cries of Joy, Songs of Sorrow
explores Mandopops surprisingly complex
cultural implications in Taiwan and the
PRC, where it has established new gender
roles, created a vocabulary to express individualism, and introduced transnational
culture to a country that had closed its doors
to the world for twenty years.
In his early chapters, Marc L. Moskowitz
provides the historical background necessary
to understand the contemporary Mandopop
scene, beginning with the birth of Chinese
popular music in the East Asian jazz mecca
of 1920s Shanghai. The section concludes
with a look at the manner in which Taiwans
musical ethos has influenced the mainlands
music industry and how Mandopop has
brought Western music and cultural values
to the PRC. This leads to a discussion of
Taiwan pops exceptional hybridity, beginning with foreign influences during the colonial period under the Dutch and Japanese
and continuing with the countrys political,
cultural, and economic alliance with the U.S.
Later chapters examine the construction
of male and female identities in Mandopop
and look at the widespread condemnation of
the genre by critics.
Marc L. Moskowitz is associate professor
in the Department of Anthropology at the
University of South Carolina.
ANTHROPOLOGY
DECEMBER 2009
6 X 9, 182PP, 13 ILLUS.
978-0-8248-3369-5 CL $40.00S
Distributed for the Cornell

University East Asia Program
Years of Sadness
Selected Autobiographical Writings

of Wang Anyi
Translated by Wang Lingzhen
and Mary Ann ODonnell
With an Introduction by Wang Lingzhen
Gods, Ghosts, and Gangsters

Ritual Violence, Martial Arts,
and Masculinity on the Margins
of Chinese Society
Avron Boretz
This is a magnificent exposition of a social
world that was heretofore inaccessible to
outsiders. Boretz provides both vivid description and insightful analysis of religion
among the marginally criminal element in
backwater areas of Taiwan, as well as among
villagers in rural Yunnan. John McRae,
Hachioji, Tokyo
Gods, Ghosts, and Gangsters is among the
best ethnographies of China I have ever read.
The authors deep and thorough engagement with the people whose experiences he
analyzes has resulted in a fascinating study
that contributes greatly to our understanding
of Chinese society. Meir Shahar, Tel Aviv
University, author of The Shaolin Monastery
Based on fieldwork in China and Taiwan
spanning nearly two decades, Gods, Ghosts,
and Gangsters offers a thorough and original
account of violent ritual and ritual violence
in Chinese religion and society. Close-up,
sensitive portrayals and the voices of ritual
actors themselvesmostly working-class
men, many of them members of sworn
brotherhoods and gangsconvincingly link
martial ritual practice to the lives and desires
of men on the margins of Chinese society.
Avron Boretz is program director at the
United Board, based in Hong Kong.
ANTHROPOLOGY
NOVEMBER 2010
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Negotiating Asymmetry
Chinas Place in Asia
Edited by Anthony Reid and Zheng Yangwen

Though wary of Chinas rapid rise, her
neighbors have considerable experience of
dealing with unequal power without surrendering their autonomy. For its part, China
has a long memory of unequal or tributary
relations and a relatively brief and turbulent
experience of working within the current
useful fiction of sovereign equality in international relations. The emerging pattern will
have to take account of the great discrepancy
in economic and military power between
the future China and her neighbours, and
of how such asymmetry can be managed
peacefully. Negotiating Asymmetry explores
how the real or imagined norms governing past relations may shape Chinas future
position in the region by considering how
relationships have changed over the past two
centuries. The volume argues that neither
the Chinese world order of tribute relations nor the Westphalia model of sovereign
equality ever operated effectively in Asia,
but suggests that the past does offer strong
indicators about the shape of a new order in
Asia.
Anthony Reid is a Southeast Asianist
at the Asia Research Institute, National
University of Singapore. Zheng Yangwen
teaches Chinese history at the University
of Manchester.
HISTORY
AUGUST 2009
6 X 9, 268PP
978-0-8248-3412-8 PA $28.00S (A)
This anthology is centered on Wangs autobiographical writing, a body of work that has
heretofore been neglected by English translators as well as by scholars, thereby foregrounding a personal and emotional aspect
of Wangs life and writing that is essential to
a deeper and more grounded understanding
of the writer and her work. In Chinese and
English.
LITERATURE
978-1-933947-17-4 CL $35.00S (Y)
CORNELL EAST ASIA SERIES #147
China on the Margins

Sherman Cochran and Paul G. Pickowicz
The contributors to this book explore a variety of relationships between the center (or
centers) and the margins in China under the
Qing dynasty, the Republic, and the Peoples
Republic.
HISTORY
APRIL 2010, 400PP, ILLUS
978-1-933947-16-7 CL $52.00S (Y)
978-1-933947-46-4 PA $31.00S (Y)
Chinese Walls
in Time and Space
A Multidisciplinary Perspective
Edited by Roger Des Forges, Gao Minglu,
Liu Chiao-mei, and Haun Saussy, with
Thomas Burkman
Authors from seven disciplineshistory,
art, law, art, medicine, communication, and
filmprovide multiple perspectives on various kinds of walls: material ones around and
within states, cities, and towns, as well as
virtual ones regulating the administration of
justice, the flow of pathogens, and the transmission of information.
CULTURAL STUDIES
MARCH 2010, 496PP, COLOR & B/W
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Chinas Tibetan Frontiers

Sharing the Contested Ground
Beth Meriam
This is the first book in English to explore
the shifting political rationales and cultural
practices in contemporary Trindu, a remote,
nomadic and agricultural county in Yushu
Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province,
in the far west of the Peoples Republic of
China. The author argues that Trindu is intimately bound up with, and has ramifications
for, Chinas nation-state politics and cannot
be understood without primary reference to
that politics.
SOCIOLOGY
JUNE 2010, 256PP, ILLUS.
978-1-906876-30-2 CL $85.00S (A)
Tibeto-Mongolica
The Tibetan Loanwords of Monguor

and the Development of the Archaic
Tibetan Dialects
A. Rona-Tas
The specific linguistic position of Monguor
is the outcome of the historical development of Monguor society. Monguors became
farmers, were settled as border-guards of the
Chinese empire, and subsequently played an
important part in the spreading of Tibetan
Lamaism. Semantically, Monguor vocabulary
reflects this background.
LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS
OCTOBER 2010, 232PP
978-1-906876-32-6 CL $120.00S (A)
Distributed for Global Scholarly

Publications
China-West Interculture
Toward the Philosophy of World

Integration: Essays on Wu Kuang-mings
Thinking
Edited by Jay Goulding
This volume is a much-deserved celebration
of the prolific work of Wu Kuang-ming by
some of our most distinguished scholars. It is
delightful to see how each of these authors in
their own unique ways has been liberated by
Wus serious playfulness. Indeed, inspired by
the sometimes wild and always exhilarating
imagination of Kuang-ming, it is an object
lesson in what it advocates most fervently:
a kind of engagement, integration, and
accommodation that optimizes the agreement and the differences among those of
us whose paths have happily crossed with
Kuang-ming along the way.
Roger T. Ames, University of Hawaii
PHILOSOPHY
MARCH 2009, 356PP
978-1-59267-085-7 PA $30.00S
ACPA SERIES OF CHINESE AND COMPARA
TIVE PHILOSOPHY

(Singapore)
Trade and Finance

in Late Imperial China
Maritime Customs and Open Port Market

Zones
Takeshi Hamashita
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(Nordic Institute of Asian Studies)
The term national economy lacks clarity

in modern Chinese history. While Chinas
modernization is often treated as a feature
of the central governments economic policy,
regional and local economic activities, and
the involvement of foreign powers, were also
central to the process. Takeshi Hamashita
deals with this issue by examining Chinas
coastal open ports and the economic networks associated with them, explaining the
working of regional and local market zones
by following the flows of merchandize and of
the funds collected by customs' authorities.
Politicized Society
The Long Shadow of Taiwans One-Party

Legacy
Mikael Mattlin
Taiwans gradual democratization has been
celebrated as one of the most successful cases
of political transformation, due to an initially smooth political transition from one-party
authoritarianism to multi-party politics. Yet,
this transition is incomplete and, especially
since 2000 when the first non-Kuomintang
president was elected, Taiwan has seen
an intense and persistent politicization of
its society. But institutional flaws are not
enough to explain the shortcomings of
Taiwans democratic politics or those in
other transitional democracies. When an
old dominant party like the Guomindang
continues to survive even after the end of
one-party rule, the process of political liberalization and transition contains within itself
the seeds of structural politicization. This
study warns that extreme politicization is the
main internal threat to the sustainability of
Taiwans democratic politicsbut its analysis also applies to other transitional democracies around the world.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
SEPTEMBER 2010, 320PP, ILLUS
978-87-7694-061-4 CL $90.00S (A)
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NIAS GOVERNANCE IN ASIA #1
HISTORY
APRIL 2010, 400PP
978-9971-69-436-4 CL $50.00S (A)
978-9971-69-421-0 PA $28.00S (A)

Distributed for Shanghai Press

& Publishing Development Company
Tales from 5000 Years

of Chinese History
An Illustrated Record
of Chinese Civilization
Lin Handa and Cao Yuzhang
Wang Jian and Fang Xiaoyan
This book introduces the history of China in

an anecdotal fashion. Entertaining and informative, the ambitious narrative will enlighten all those who wish to know more about
the chronicles of the Middle Kingdom.
This fully illustrated guide to Chinese civilization will serve as a wonderful visual introduction for older children and adults alike.
HISTORY
MARCH 2010
VOLUME 1: 358PP
978-1-60220-112-5 CL $23.95S (A)
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iChina
The Rise of the Individual in Modern

Chinese Society
Edited by Mette Halskov Hansen
and Rune Svarverud
The individual has become a basic social
category in China, and a development has
begun that permeates all areas of social,
economic, and political life. This growing
individualization of Chinawith changing perceptions of the individual and rising
expectations for individual freedom, choice
and individualityis in focus here. How
this process evolves in a state and society
lacking two of the defining characteristics
of European individualizationa culturally embedded democracy and a welfare
systemis one of the questions that this
volume explores. In the process, it makes an
essential contribution to the current debate
in sociology about how modernity should
be conceptualized from a cosmopolitan perspective.
ANTHROPOLOGY | SOCIOLOGY
APRIL 2010, 304PP
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The Essential Guide to Chinas

Popular Destinations
Dong Huai
Given ten days to travel in China, which cities must you not miss? This illustrated guide
takes you on a six-leg trip for a look at China
through her most famous cities: Beijing,
Shanghai and Suzhou, Hangzhou, Xian,
Guilin, and Hong Kong.
GENERAL INTEREST
MARCH 2010, 128PP, COLOR
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The Essential Guide to Chinas

Top Restaurants
Sun Qinqin
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A Journey through China
Exploring Major Sites and Cuisine

in 10 Days
Dong Huai and Sun Qinqin
This comprehensive work combines
The Essential Guide to Chinas Popular
Destinations and The Essential Guide to
Chinas Top Restaurants.
GENERAL INTEREST
978-1-60652-122-9 PA $14.95S (A)
GENERAL INTEREST
OCTOBER 2009, 96PP, COLOR
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Lu Xuns Shaoxing
A Photographic Journey through Chinas

Riverside Town as Described in the Works
of Lu Xun
Edited by Wang Xirong and Qiao Lihua
This stunning book takes readers on a trip
through the hometown of Lu Xun, the
father of modern Chinese literature.
GENERAL INTEREST
OCTOBER 2009, 300PP, COLOR & B/W
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A Tour of Qufu
The Hometown of Confucius

Yang Zhaoming
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50 Most Amazing Places

in China
Dong Huai
GENERAL INTEREST
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Beijings Imperial Palace
The Illustrated Guide to the Architecture,

History, and Splendor of the Forbidden
City
Yang Zhigang
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The Mighty Yangtze

Chinas Life-giving River
CCTV
This book will take you on a cultural tour
along the Yangtze River, from its very origins
in the snow-capped mountains to its last leg
before reaching the sea.
GENERAL INTEREST
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Tao of Chinese Tea
A Cultural and Practical Guide

Ling Yun
Take a closer look at the philosophies and
wisdom behind Chinese tea that have been
passed down from one generation to another. Follow the delicately crafted art of the
tea ceremony and the etiquette of drinking
tea at a traditional tea house. Learn how to
prepare Chinese tea by a top-rated Chinese
tea master.
GENERAL INTEREST
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Chinese Houses
A Pictorial Tour of Chinas Traditional

Dwellings
Chen Congzhou, Pan Hongxuan,
and Lu Bingjie
This ambitious and comprehensive survey of
Chinese residential architecture introduces a
fascinating selection of Chinese houses from
every region of the country.
GENERAL INTEREST
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Chinese Classical Furniture

The Complete Illustrated Guide
for Collectors
Hu Desheng and Song Yongji
This beautifully illustrated book introduces
Chinese furniture and furniture-making
techniques from the different historical
periods.
GENERAL INTEREST
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Chinese Tea
Home Decoration
with a Chinese Flair
Ling Yun
Zhu Wen and Liu Shenghui
In beautiful photos and illustrations, you

will witness the evolution of tea through
Chinese society and be given a detailed look
at the process of making different varieties
of tea.
Home Decoration with a Chinese Flair will

show you the beauty of form in a Chinesestyle home and then inspire you to add
Chinese elements to your home.
GENERAL INTEREST
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A Foodies Guide to Chinese

Cuisine
Sun Qinqin
The Foodie Guide provides you with the
story behind Chinese cuisines: Jiangsu,
Hangzhou, Sichuan, Northern, and
Cantonese, plus Hunan, Fujian, Anhui, and
Xian.
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The Essential Guide to Creating

a Chinese-Style Garden
Gao Yonggang
Illustrated with many full-color photos of
authentic gardens, this book provides you
with everything you need to know about
Chinese-style gardens, from their origin to
their cultural and artistic conception.
The Art of Chinese Calligraphy

Zhou Kexi
The 192 pieces of Chinese calligraphy
featured in this book are the most famous
examples, carefully selected and chronologically arranged, from the Zhou and Qin
dynasties to modern times.
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Chinese Calligraphy
Zhou Kexi
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Chinese Painting
Deng Ming
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Chinese Ceramics
Ji Wei
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Stories from Contemporary

China
Daoist Dietetics
The Tang and Song Dynasties of China are

often referred to as the high points of culture in the history of Chinese civilization.
Tang poets are known for their distinctive
personal styles and their rich and textured
poems, while Song poets are renowned for
their lyricism and depictions of urban life.
Edited by Sun Yong
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OCTOBER 2009, 240PP
978-1-60220-216-0 PA $22.95S (A)
Daoist Dietetics provides an introductory

overview of the main characteristics, historical developments, and recipes of the Daoist
diet. It begins with two analytical parts: first
a section that discusses traditional Chinese
medicinal diets, the foundation of Daoist
eating; then a more specific part on the
theory, history, and practices of Daoist nutrition. Beyond this, it presents translations of
four medieval texts on bigu, the Daoist way
of transforming ordinary eating into living
on qi; and concludes with a selection of
recipes, divided according to dishes, such as
breakfast cereals, salads, and desserts.
100 Poems from Tang

and Song Dynasties
Translated by Qiu Xiaolong
A Dream of Red Mansions
Zhou Yus Train, The Sprinkler, The Crime

Scene
The three novellas found in this book were

written in the last two decades. The authors
(Bei Cun, Xu Yigua, Li Er) are stars of the
contemporary Chinese literary scene, representing a new generation of writers.
The Crime Scene
Sun Wen
Li Er
This exquisite edition of A Dream of Red

Mansions features a rare set of Qing Dynasty
paintings by Sun Wen (18181904), who
spent 36 years illustrating Cao Xueqins
masterpiece.
This novel is based on the authors firsthand experience with a group of bank robbers. The heroes and the heroine are not
born ruthless or evil, nor do they have any
particular hatred for society. However, they
take a juvenile approach to life and recklessly
commit crimes. What drives their destructive behavior? In Chinese and English.
GENERAL INTEREST
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Managing Your Emotional

Health Using Traditional
Chinese Medicine
Zhang Yifang
The author uses yin-yang theory, Five
Elements theory, and Traditional Chinese
Medicine (TCM) to guide readers in the
management of their emotional health.
GENERAL INTEREST
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Snapshots of a New China

The New Expatriates
Shanghai Daily
The stories documented here show people
realizing their hopes and ambitions: TV
stars, chefs, teachers, martial artists, and
others.
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MARCH 2010, 156PP
978-1-60220-921-3 PA $12.95S (A)
CULTURAL CHINA CHINESE-ENGLISH READER
The Sprinkler
Xu Yigua
After her husband inexplicably disappears,
a sprinkler truck driver spends years yearning
for his return. Tortured by the thought that
he will never come back, she is overwhelmed
by loneliness and desire. Late at night, her
truck crawls through the apathetic and eerie
city. Desperate to know the truth as well as
dreading it, she sinks deeper into despair.
In Chinese and English.
LITERATURE
MARCH 2010, 142PP
978-160220-922-0 PA $12.95S (A)
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Food for Immortality

Livia Kohn
RELIGION
MARCH 2010, 208PP, ILLUS
978-1-931483-14-8 PA $30.00S
Myth and Meaning

in Early Daoism
The Theme of Chaos (Hundun)

N. J. Girardot
Myth and Meaning in Early Daoism examines some of the earliest texts associated with
the Daoist tradition (primarily the Daode
jing, Zhuangzi, and Huainanzi) from the
outlook of the comparative history of religions and finds a kind of thematic and soteriological unity rooted in the mythological
symbolism of hundun.
RELIGION
MAY 2009, 286PP, ILLUS
978-1-931483-10-0 PA $33.00S
Beyond the Daode jing
Twofold Mystery in Tang Daoism

Friederike Assandri
This book is the first monograph to present
early Twofold Mystery (chongxuan) teaching
to a Western audience: historical context,
protagonists, and major texts, and philosophy, including cosmogony, epistemology,
salvation, and the pantheon.
RELIGION
SEPTEMBER 2009, 228PP
978-1-931483-12-4 PA $30.00S
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Internal Alchemy
Self, Society and the Quest for Immortality

Edited by Livia Kohn and Robin R. Wang
Bringing together the best work of leading
scholars in the field, this book provides a
thorough and easily accessible introduction
to this important tradition.
RELIGION
MAY 2009, 286PP
978-1-931483-11-7 PA $30.00S
Laughing at the Dao
Debates among Buddhists and Daoists

in Medieval China
Livia Kohn
Livia Kohn places the Xiaodao lun (Laugh
ing at the Dao) within the context of the
debates and exposes the political schemes
behind the apparently religious disputes.
RELIGION
MAY 2009, 286PP
978-1-931483-07-0 PA $30.00S
Experimental Essays
on Zhuangzi
Edited by Victor Mair
This is a revised and expanded reprint of an
important collection, which includes new
papers by Erin Cline, Ronnie Littlejohn,
Harold Roth, and Deborah Sommer.
RELIGION
MARCH 2010, 256PP
978-1-931483-15-5 PA $30.00S
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From Shekki to Sydney

An Autobiography
Stanley Hunt
This memoir fills a gap in Australian and
Chinese social history by documenting the
authors childhood in Shekki, his experiences
in Australia, and the lives of his parents and
grandparents.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY | HISTORY
NOVEMBER 2009, 200PP, ILLUS
978-1-876957-15-5 PA $35.00S
Parkscapes
Green Spaces in Modern Japan

Thomas R. H. Havens
Japan today protects one-seventh of its land
surface in parks, which are visited by well
over a billion people each year. Parkscapes
analyzes the origins, development, and
distinctive features of these public spaces.
Green zones were created by the government
beginning in the late nineteenth century for
state purposes but eventually evolved into
sites of negotiation between bureaucrats
and ordinary citizens who use them for
demonstrations, riots, and shelters, as well as
recreation.
Thomas Havens shows how revolutionary
officials in the 1870s seized private properties and converted them into public parks
for educating and managing citizens in the
new emperor-sanctioned state. Rebuilding
Tokyo and Yokohama after the earthquake
and fires of 1923 spurred the spread of urban
parklands both in the capital and other cities. According to Havens, the growth of
suburbs, the national mobilization of World
War II, and the post-1945 American occupation helped speed the creation of more urban
parks, setting the stage for vast increases in
public green spaces during Japans golden
age of affluence from the 1960s through the
1980s. Since the 1990s the Japanese public
has embraced a heightened ecological consciousness and become deeply involved in
the design and management of both city and
natural parksrealms once monopolized by
government bureaucrats. As in other prosperous countries, public-private partnerships
have increasingly become the norm in operating parks for public benefit, yet the heavy
hand of officialdom is still felt throughout
Japans open lands.
Based on extensive research in government documents, travel records, and
accounts by frequent park visitors, Parkscapes
is the first book in any language to examine the history of both Japans urban and
national parks. As an account of how Japans
experience of spatial modernity challenges
current thinking about protection and use
of the nonhuman environment globally, the
book will appeal widely to readers of spatial
and environmental history as well as those
interested in modern Japan and its many
inviting green spaces.
Thomas R. H. Havens is professor of history at Northeastern University.
HISTORY
FEBRUARY 2011
978-0-8248-3477-7 CL $47.00S
Hokkeji and the Reemergence

of Female Monastic Orders
in Premodern Japan
Lori R. Meeks
This book makes major contributions
to at least three key topics: women and
Buddhism, mainstream Buddhism in premodern Japan, and religious institutions
as settings for cultural and religious life. It
is the first study to provide readers with a
detailed and comprehensive overview of a
single specific religious site and the women
who lived there. William M. Bodiford,
University of California, Los Angeles
This is one of the best books on Japanese
Buddhism I have read in recent years. It
should appeal to a wide variety of readers,
including those interested in Buddhism,
Japanese history, Japanese literature, and
gender, and establish Lori Meeks as a leading
figure in the field of women and Buddhism
and Japanese Buddhist history.
Paul Groner, University of Virginia
In Hokkeji Lori Meeks rejects the commonly
accepted notion that women simply internalized orthodox Buddhist discourses meant to
discourage female practice and offers new
perspectives on the religious lives of women
in premodern Japan.
Lori R. Meeks is assistant professor in
the School of Religion and the Department
of East Asian Languages and Cultures,
University of Southern California.
BUDDHIST STUDIES
APRIL 2010
978-0-8248-3394-7 CL $50.00S
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Japans Frames of Meaning
NEW IN PAPER
Michael F. Marra
Samurai, Military Service in Edo,

and the Culture of Early Modern Japan
A Hermeneutics Reader
In Japans Frames of Meaning, Michael Marra

identifies interpretative concepts central
to discussions of hermeneutical practices
in Japan and presents English translations
of works on basic hermeneutics by major
Japanese thinkers. Discussions of Japanese
thought tend to be centered on key Western
terms in light of which Japanese texts are
examined; alternatively, a few Buddhist
concepts are presented as counterparts of
these Western terms. Marra concentrates on
Japanese philosophers and thinkers who have
mediated these two extremes, bringing their
knowledge of Western thought to bear on
philosophical reinterpretations of Buddhist
terms that are, thus, presented in secularized
form.
Marra focuses on categories relevant to
the development of a history of Japanese
hermeneutics, calling attention to concepts whose discussion sheds light on how
Japanese thinkers have proceeded in making
sense of their own culture. The terms are
organized under three headings. The first
deals with koto, which in Japanese means
both things and words. Koto is the center
of a series of interesting compounds, such as
kotodama (the spirit of words) and makoto
(truth), that have shaped Japanese discourses
on philosophy, ethics, aesthetics, and religion. Writings on koto by twentieth-century
philosophers Watsuji Tetsur (18891960)
and mori Shz (19211997) and Edoperiod scholar Fujitani Mitsue (17681823)
are included. The second heading is dedicated to two well-known aesthetic categories,
ygen and sabi, which point to notions of
depth in physical space as well as in the
space of interiority. The University of Kyoto
aesthetician Ueda Juz (18861973) guides
the reader through a history of these concepts. In the third part of the book, notions
of time in the form of k (emptiness) and
gzen (contingency) are examined through
the work of Uedas colleagues at Kyoto,
Nishitani Keiji (19001990) and Kuki
Shz (18881941).
Michael F. Marra is professor of Japanese
literature, aesthetics, and hermeneutics at the
University of California, Los Angeles.
PHILOSOPHY
DECEMBER 2010
6 X 9, EST 472PP
978-0-8248-3460-9 CL $55.00S
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Tour of Duty
Constantine Nomikos Vaporis

Vaporis has written a magnificent book on
the sankin kotai, or alternate attendance system. . . . Long considered the central political control mechanism of the Tokugawa period, the system has received surprisingly little
scholarly attention until now. Filling a major
gap in the understanding of Japanese history,
the author provides a detailed account of the
mechanics of the system and demands placed
on daimyo and retainers on tours of duty in
Edo. For all interested in early modern history. . . . Highly recommended. Choice
Constantine Nomikos Vaporis is professor
of history at the University of Maryland,
Baltimore County (UMBC).
A CHOICE OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC TITLE
HISTORY
DECEMBER 2009
6 X 9, 336PP, 30 ILLUS
978-0-8248-3470-8 PA $23.00S
NEW IN PAPER
Zen Sand
The Book of Capping Phrases

for Kan Practice
Victor Sgen Hori
Zen Sand is a thorough and excellent piece
of scholarship that will, I suspect, be the
standard English-language work on jakugo
for many decades to come. No serious student or practitioner of Zen will want to be
without a copy. Religious Studies Review
Victor Sgen Hori, who was ordained in
Japan as a Zen monk in 1976, is currently
associate professor of Japanese religions in
the Faculty of Religious Studies, McGill
University.
BUDDHISM
JULY 2010
6.125 X 9.25, 784PP
978-8248-3507-1 PA $32.00S
NANZAN LIBRARY OF ASIAN
RELIGION AND CULTURE
NANZAN INSTITUTE FOR RELIGION AND
CULTURE, NANZAN UNIVERSITY
Nature's Embrace
Japans Aging Urbanites

and New Death Rites
Satsuki Kawano
Based on extensive fieldwork, Natures
Embrace reveals the emerging pluralization
of death rites in postindustrial Japan. Low
birth rates and high numbers of people
remaining permanently single have led to
a shortage of ceremonial caregivers (most
commonly married sons and their wives) to
ensure the transformation of the dead into
ancestors resting in peace. Consequently,
older adults are increasingly uncertain about
who will perform memorial rites for them
and maintain their graves. In this study,
anthropologist Satsuki Kawano examines
Japans changing death rites from the perspective of those who elect to have their cremated remains scattered and celebrate their
return to nature.
By choosing ash scattering, older adults
contest their dependent status in Japanese
society, which increasingly views the aged as
passive care recipients. As such, this study
explores not only new developments in mortuary practices, but also voices for increased
self-sufficiency in late adulthood and the
elderlys reshaping of ties with younger generations.
Satsuki Kawano is associate professor in the Department of Sociology and
Anthropology at the University of Guelph,
Ontario.
ANTHROPOLOGY | RELIGION
MAY 2010
978-0-8248-3372-5 CL $47.00S
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Troubled Natures
The Kiso Road
Peter Wynn Kirby
William E. Naff
Edited by J. Thomas Rimer
Waste, Environment, Japan
What does environment really mean in the

complex, non-Western milieu of present-day
Tokyo? How can anthropology contribute
to the technical discussions and quantitative
measures typically found in environmental
studies? Author Peter Wynn Kirby explores
these questions through a deep cultural
analysis of waste in contemporary Japan. His
parameters are intentionally broadencompassing ideas of nature, attitudes toward
hygiene, notions of health and illness, problems with vermin and toxic waste, processes
of social exclusion, and reproductive threats.
Troubled Natures concludes that how surroundings are conceived, invoked, and enacted is subjective, highly contextual, and under
continual negotiationwith suggestive
implications for anthropology, social science,
and environmental studies generally.
Kirby casts his anthropological lens over
two Tokyo neighborhoods, comparing
environmental consciousness and conduct
in communities facing specific toxic threats
(real or perceived). In each fieldsite, the tension between lofty rhetoric and daily practices helps highlight the practical ambivalence
of Japanese environmental consciousness.
Waste practices and ideas of pollution in
Tokyo tie clearly into broader social issues
such as exclusionary practices, emergent
lifestyle changes, recycling efforts, and novel
forms of energy production. Throughout,
waste and environmental health problems
in Tokyo collide against diverse cultural
elements linked to nature(s)uneasy relations between animals and humans; native
conceptions of the foreign and the polluted; reproductive challenges in the face of
a plunging fertility rate; and changing attitudes toward illness and health. The books
thoughtful inquiry into the ways in which
environmental questions circulate throughout Japanese society furnishes insight into
central elements of contemporary Japanese
life.
Peter Wynn Kirby is Senior Lecturer
in the Anthropology of Japan at Oxford
Brookes University, Oxford, UK, and a
research fellow at the cole des Hautes
tudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), Paris.
ANTHROPOLOGY
JANUARY 2011
978-0-8248-3428-9 CL $49.00S
The Life and Times of Shimazaki Tson
William E. Naff, the distinguished scholar

of Japanese literature widely known and
highly regarded for his eloquent translations of the writings of Shimazaki Tson
(18721943), spent the last years of his life
writing a full-length biography of Tson.
Virtually completed at the time of his death,
The Kiso Road provides a rich and colorful
account of this canonic novelist who, along
with Natsume Sseki and Mori gai, formed
the triumvirate of writers regarded as giants
in Meiji Japan, all three of whom helped
establish the parameters of modern Japanese
literature. Professor Naff s biography skillfully places Tson in the context of his
times and discusses every aspect of his career
and personal life, as well as introducing in
detail a number of his important but as yet
untranslated works.
Tsons long life, his many connections
with other important Japanese artists and
intellectuals, his sojourn in France during
World War I, and his later visit to South
America, permit a biography of depth and
detail that serves as a kind of cultural history
of Japan during an often turbulent period.
The Kiso Road, as approachable and exciting as any novel, with Tson himself as its
complex protagonist, is arguably the most
thorough account of any modern Japanese
writer presently available in English.
William E. Naff (19292005) was founding chair of the Department of Asian
Languages and Literatures at the University
of Massachusetts, Amherst, where he was
professor of Japanese literature. His translation of Tsons Before the Dawn (Yoake mae)
was awarded the 1987 JapanU.S. Friendship
Commission Prize for the Translation of
Japanese literature. J. Thomas Rimer is
professor emeritus of Japanese literature at
the University of Pittsburgh. He has been
the author, editor, or translator of many
books, most recently two co-edited volumes,
Traditional Arts and Culture: An Illustrated
Sourcebook (2006) and The Columbia
Anthology of Modern Japanese Literature
(2005).
LITERATURE | HISTORY
SEPTEMBER 2010
6 X 9, EST 800PP
978-0-8248-3218-6 CL $49.00S
A Beggars Art
Scripting Modernity in Japanese Drama,

19001930
Translated by M. Cody Poulton
In the opening decades of the twentieth
century in Japan, practically every major
author wrote plays that were published and
performed. The plays were seen not simply
as the emergence of a new literary form
but as a manifestation of modernity itself,
transforming the stage into a site for the
exploration of new ideas and ways of being.
A Beggars Art is the first book in English to
examine the full range of early twentiethcentury Japanese drama. Accompanying his
study, M. Cody Poulton provides his translations of representative one-act plays. Poulton
looks at the emergence of drama as a modern
literary and artistic form and chronicles the
creation of modern Japanese drama as a reaction to both traditional (particularly kabuki)
dramaturgy and European drama.
Following introductory essays on the
development of Japanese drama from the
1880s to the early 1930s, are translations of
nine seminal one-act plays by nine dramatists, (including two women): Akita Ujaku,
Hasegawa Shigure, Izumi Kyka, Kikuchi
Kan, Kishida Kunio, Kubota Mantar,
Okada Yachiyo, Suzuki Senzabur, and
Tanaka Chika.
M. Cody Poulton is professor of Japanese
literature and theater at the University of
Victoria, Canada.
THEATER | LITERATURE
JULY 2010
978-0-8248-3341-1 CL $56.00S
978-0-8248-3452-4 PA $29.00S
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NEW IN PAPER
Japans Medieval Population
Famine, Fertility, and Warfare

in a Transformative Age
William Wayne Farris
A greatly welcomed must-read for all of us.

. . . Farris bold and innovative approach has
transformed historical records into provocative and stimulating ideas and challenged the
field of premodern Japanese history.
Harvard Journal of Asian Studies
The Other Womens Lib
Gender and Body in Japanese Womens

Fiction
Julia C. Bullock
The Other Womens Lib provides the first
systematic analysis of Japanese literary feminist discourse of the 1960sa full decade
before the womens lib movement emerged
in Japan. It highlights the work of three
well-known female fiction writers of this
generation (Kono Taeko, Takahashi Takako,
and Kurahashi Yumiko) for their avant-garde
literary challenges to dominant models of
femininity. Focusing on four tropes persistently employed by these writers to protest
oppressive gender stereotypesthe disciplinary masculine gaze, feminist misogyny, odd
bodies, and female homoeroticismJulia
Bullock brings to the fore their previously
unrecognized theoretical contributions to
second-wave radical feminist discourse.
In all of these narrative strategies, the
female body is viewed as both the object
and instrument of engendering. Severing the
discursive connection between bodily sex
and gender is thus a primary objective of the
narratives and a necessary first step toward a
less restrictive vision of female subjectivity in
modern Japan. The Other Womens Lib further demonstrates that this gender trouble
was historically embedded in the socioeconomic circumstances of the high-growth
economy of the 1960s, when prosperity was
underwritten by an increasingly conservative
gendered division of labor that sought to
confine women within feminine roles.
Julia C. Bullock is assistant professor
of Japanese at Emory University.
LITERATURE
MAY 2010
6 X 9, EST 224PP
978-0-8248-3387-9 CL $49.00S
978-0-8248-3453-1 PA $25.00S
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In Japans Medieval Population, Farris, true

to form, asks questions that are relevant
and essential for a broader understanding of
Japanese society but also extremely challenging to answer. . . . There can be little doubt
that [this] study fills an important void in
English-language scholarship on pre-Tokugawa Japan. . . . Farris deserves accolades for
taking on what is possibly the most challenging task for historians: asking the broader
synthesizing questions for which the sources
do not provide any readily available answers.
Journal of Japanese Studies
William Wayne Farris is Sen Soshitsu XV
Chair in Traditional Japanese Culture and
History in the Department of History,
University of Hawaii.
A CHOICE OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC TITLE
HISTORY
SEPTEMBER 2009
6 X 9, 384PP, 2 ILLUS
978-0-8248-3424-1 PA $27.00S
$50.00S
Anime and Its Roots

in Early Japanese Monster Art
Zlia Papp
Japanese anime plays a major role in modern
visual culture and aesthetics, yet this is the
first study that sets out to put todays anime
in historical context by tracking the visual
links between Edo- and Meiji-period painters and the post-war animation and manga
series Gegegeno Kitaro by Mizuki Shigeru.
978-1-906876-18-0 CL $85.00S (A)
Tengu
The Shamanic and Esoteric Origins

of the Japanese Martial Arts
The Last Biwa Singer
A Blind Musician in History, Imagination

and Performance
Hugh de Ferranti
This work is an exposition of the traditions
of Japanese blind singers who accompanied themeselves on the biwa, and of the
complex identity of Yamashika Yoshiyuki
(19011996), a man widely portrayed as the
last such living relic of the medieval bards
called biwa hshi.
978-1-933947-13-6 CL $56.00S (Y)
Roald Knutsen
This is the first in-depth study in English to
examine the warrior and shamanic characteristics and significance of tengu in the martial
art culture (bugei) of Muromachi Japan
(13361573).
RELIGION
JUNE 2010, 240PP, ILLUS
978-1-906876-22-7 CL $75.00S (A)
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The Manysh
Volume 5
Translated by Alexander Vovin

This is the second volume to be published
in the 20-volume set. It includes 114 poems
(104 tanka, 10 chka) and two poems in
Chinese.
LITERATURE
MAY 2010, 184PP
978-1-906876-20-3 CL $140.00S (A)
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War, Conflict and Security in

Japan and Asia Pacific, 194152
The Writings of Louis Allen
Louis Allen, with a Foreword by Sukehiro

Hirakawa and a Memoir by Mark Allen
This collection of Louis Allens writings
focuses entirely on his principal fields of
research: the Pacific War; the post-war conflicts in Burma, Malaya, and Indochina; and
the immediate post-war years in the context
of Japan, security and reconciliation.
HISTORY
JUNE 2010, 448PP
978-1-906876-21-0 CL $110.00S (A)
Britain and Japan
Biographical Portraits, Vol. VII

Edited by Hugh Cortazzi
This latest volume of leading figures in the
history of Anglo-Japanese relations offers a
classic menu of personalities, themes, and
events.
HISTORY
NOVEMBER 2010, 394PP
978-1-906876-26-5 CL $95.00S (A)
Ainsko-Russkii Slovar
(Ainu-Russian Dictionary)
M. M. Dobrotvorskii
This dictionary of the Ainu language contains not only words from Sakhalin dialects
collected personally by Dobrotvorskii, but
also entries from other sources, such as
the Japanese-Ainu dictionary Moshiogusa
(1793).
The Occupation-era
Correspondence of Kichisaburo
Nomura
Edited by Peter Mauch
This volume is the result of the recent discovery of the personal papers of Kichisaburo
Nomuraone-time foreign minister, pre
Pearl Harbor ambassador to the United
States, and spiritual godfather of post-war
Japans Maritime Self-Defense Force.
HISTORY
JANUARY 2010, 244PP
978-1-906876-15-9 CL $85.00S (A)
Japanese-Mongolian Relations,
18731945
Prince and Princess Chichibu

Two Lives Lived Above and Below the
Clouds
Dorothy Britton
This volume offers invaluable new insights
into the controversial lives and history of
Prince and Princess Chichibu: two high-profile members of the Japanese imperial family,
both before and after the Pacific War.
HISTORY
JUNE 2010, 224PP, ILLUS
978-1-905246-24-3 CL $55.00S (A)
Maritime Strategy and National

Security in Japan and Britain
From the First Alliance to Post 9/11
Faith, Race and Strategy
Edited by Alessandro Patalano
James Boyd
This thought-provoking volume explores

how, across more than a century, sea power
bolstered both the UK and Japan with a
defensive shield, an instrument of deterrence, and enabled them to implement
courses of action that would preserve their
economic and security interests worldwide.
This book offers the first in-depth examination of Japanese-Mongolian relations from
the late nineteenth century through to the
middle of the twentieth century and in
the process repositions Mongolia in SinoJapanese and Russo-Japanese relations.
HISTORY
JULY 2010, 256PP
978-1-906876-19-7 CL $90.00S (A)
MONGOLIA AND INNER ASIA STUDIES UNIT
(MIASU) SERIES
Ultranationalism in GermanJapanese Relations, 193045

From Wenneker to Sasakawa
John W. M. Chapman
This important new study focusing on the
ultranationalist regimes in Germany and
Japan during the 1930s and 1940s examines
in biographical format the roles played by
individuals significantly involved in the drive
for global hegemony.
HISTORY
JULY 2010, 240PP
978-1-906876-24-1 CL $90.00S (A)
HISTORY
NOVEMBER 2010, 224PP, ILLUS
978-1-906876-27-2 CL $85.00S (A)
Japan in Decline
Fact or Fiction?
Edited by Purnendra Jain

To what extent is Japan in decline? Based
on the papers given at a major international conference held at the University of
Adelaide in November 2009, this thesis is
examined here by a group of the worlds
leading specialists in their fields, addressing
many of the key issues facing Japan today,
from the economy and environment to education, social policy, politics, internationalization, diplomacy, and security.
HISTORY
978-1-906876-36-4 CL $85.00S (A)
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Hawaii Studies
on Korea
Distributed for the Nichiren-sh

Overseas Propagation Promotion
Association
Published in association with

the Center for Korean Studies,
University of Hawaii
Writings of Nichiren Shnin

Volume 6: Followers
Translated and compiled by Kyts Hori

Edited by Jay Sakashita
This volume, the fourteenth project of

the English Translation Committee of
the Nichiren-sh Overseas Propagation
Promotion Association (NOPPA), constitutes all fifty-six writings of Buddhist
reformer Nichiren Shnin (12221282)
included in the Nichiren Shnin Zensh
(Complete Writings of Nichiren Shnin),
Volume VI: Followers I, by Zench Kitagawa
and Shinj Hara (Tokyo, Shunj-sha, 1995).
Despite its all-inclusive title, the Zensh
includes mostly writings considered bibliographically authentic in the light of modern
scholarship.
Developments in the Early History

of North Korean Literature and Literary
Policy
BUDDHISM
FEBRUARY 2010
6 X 9, 224PP
978-0-8248-3455-5 PA $25.00S
Distributed for the Numata Center

for Buddhist Translation and
Research
Path of No Path
Contemporary Studies in Pure Land

Buddhism Honoring Roger Corless
Edited by Richard K. Payne
Roger Corless (19382007) pursued his
own path, one he described as a path with
heart. This enabled him to bring new perspectives to the study of Buddhism in general and Pure Land in particular. Honoring
his life and his contribution to the field, this
collection brings together ten essays by his
colleagues and friends.
RELIGION
JUNE 2009, 310PP
978-1-886439-41-2 CL $45.00S
Soldiers on the Cultural Front
Tatiana Gabroussenko
Born Again
Evangelicalism in Korea
Timothy S. Lee
Timothy Lee has mined materials in
Korean and English that no one else has
used in the same way and presents his findings in a manner that will appeal to scholars
of Korean studies and religious studies as
well as to laypeople seeking to understand
a phenomenon that has grown so visible on
the world stage. Don Baker, University
of British Columbia
In terms of scope and integration of history,
politics, nationalism, and the story of the
church, Born Again is head and shoulders
above anything written in Englishand
more readable. Donald N. Clark, Trinity
University
MARCH 2010
6 X 9, EST 246PP
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Understanding South Koreas evangelicalism

is crucial to grasping the course of its modernization, the rise of nationalism and anticommunism, and the relationship between
Christians and other religionists within the
country. Born Again is the first book in a
Western language to consider the introduction, development, and character of evangelicalism in Koreafrom its humble beginnings at the end of the nineteenth century to
claiming one out of every five South Koreans
as an adherent at the end of the twentieth.
Timothy S. Lee is assistant professor of
the history of Christianity at Brite Divinity
School (Texas Christian University) and
director of the Asian (Korean) Church
Studies Program at Brite.
Koreo-Japonica
RELIGION
DECEMBER 2009
6 x 9, 248PP
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Soldiers on the Cultural Front presents the

first sustained research on the early history of North Koreas literature and literary
policy in Western scholarship. It traces the
introduction and development of Sovietorganized conventions in North Korean
literary propaganda and investigates why the
romance with Moscow was destined to be
short lived. It reconstructs the biographies
and worldviews of major personalities who
shaped North Korean literature and teases
these historical figures out of popular scholarly myth and misconception.
Tatiana Gabroussenko is a visiting fellow
in the Faculty of Asian Studies at Australia
National University.
A Re-evaluation of a Common Genetic
Origin
Alexander Vovin
In Koreo-Japonica, Alexander Vovin carefully
reviews recent advances in the reconstruction of Japonic and Korean language families. His detailed analysis of most of the morphological and lexical comparisons offered
so far shows that whenever the proposed
comparisons are not due to pure chance,
they can almost always be explained as borrowings from Korean into a central group of
Japanese dialects from roughly between the
third and eighth centuries AD.
Alexander Vovin is professor of East
Asian languages at the University of Hawaii.
NOVEMBER 2009
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Into the Light
An Anthology of Literature by Koreans

in Japan
Edited by Melissa L. Wender
Into the Light is the first anthology to
introduce the fiction of Japans Korean
community (Zainichi Koreans) to the
English-speaking world. The collection
brings together works by many of the most
important Zainichi Korean writers of the
twentieth century, from the colonial-era
Into the Light (1939) by Kim Sa-ryang
to Full House (1997) by Y Miri, one of
contemporary Japans most acclaimed and
popular authors.
Although diverse in style and subject matter, all of the stories gathered in this volume
ask a single consuming question: What does
it mean to be Korean in Japan? Some stories
record their contemporary milieu, while others focus on internal turmoil or document
social and legal discrimination. More generally, they consider the relationship of Korean
ethnicity to sexuality, family, culture, politics, and history. Thus the stories provide a
fascinating window into the human experience of modernity in Japan and Korea, not
only enabling us to track the ways in which
grand concepts such as nation, language,
empire, economy, and gender have shaped
the human imagination, but also entreating
us to ask how individual authors have sought
to provide insightor even guidanceon
the path that grand history might follow.
The volume includes stories by Chong
Chu-wl, Kim Chang-saeng, Kim Hakyng, Kim Sa-ryang, Kim Tal-su, Noguchi
Kakuch, Yi Yang-ji, and Y Miri.
Melissa L. Wender has taught at Bates
College, Tufts University, and Harvard
University and is currently an independent
scholar based in Boston.
LITERATURE
NOVEMBER 2010
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In Search of Korean Traditional

Opera
Discourses of Changgk
Andrew Killick
This is the first book on Korean opera in
a language other than Korean. Its subject
is changgk, a form of musical theater that
has developed over the last hundred years
from the older narrative singing tradition of
pansori. Andrew Killick examines the history
and current practice of changgk as an ongoing attempt to invent a traditional Korean
opera form to compare with those of neighboring China and Japan. In this, the work
addresses a growing interest within the fields
of ethnomusicology, anthropology, and Asian
studies in the adaptation of traditional arts to
conditions in the modern world.
For the benefit of readers who have not
seen changgk performed, the author begins
with a detailed description of a typical performance, illustrated with photographs and
musical examples, followed by a history of
the genrefrom its still disputed origins in
the early twentieth century through a major
revival under Japanese colonial rule and the
flourishing of an all-female version (ysng
kukkk) after Liberation to the efforts of the
National Changgeuk Company and others
to establish changgk as Korean traditional
opera. Killick concludes with analyses of the
stories and music of changgk and a personal
view on developing a Korean national theater
form for international audiences.
Andrew Killick is senior lecturer in ethnomusicology at the University of Sheffield.
PERFORMING ARTS
AUGUST 2010
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Integrated Korean
Beginning 1: Textbook, Workbook

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Second Edition
Young-mee Cho, Hyo Sang Lee, Carol Schulz,
Ho-min Sohn, and Sung-ock Sohn
These are thoroughly revised editions
of Integrated Korean: Beginning 1 and
Beginning 2, the first two volumes of the
best-selling series developed collaboratively
by leading classroom teachers and linguists
of Korean.
The new editions feature a more attractive two-color design with all new photos
and drawings and an additional lesson
and vocabulary exercises. Lessons are now
organized into two main sections, each containing a conversational text (with its own
vocabulary list) and a reading passage. The
accompanying workbooks, newly written,
provide students with extensive skill-using
activities based on the skills learned in the
main text.
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KOREA
| NEW & RECENTLYPUBLISHED
Consuming Korean Tradition

in Early and Late Modernity

Commodification, Tourism,
and Performance
I Heard Life Calling Me
Edited by Laurel Kendall

Contributors to this volume explore the irony
of modern things made in the image of a traditional us. They describe the multifaceted
ways tradition is produced and consumed
within the frame of contemporary Korean life
and how these processes are enabled by different apparatuses of modernity that Koreans
first encountered in the early twentieth
century. Commoditized goods and services
first appeared in the colonial period in such
spectacular and spectacularly foreign forms
as department stores, restaurants, exhibitions,
and staged performances. Today, these same
forms have become the media through which
many Koreans consume tradition in multiple forms.
In the colonial period, commercial representations of Koreatourist sites, postcard
images, souvenir miniatures, and staged
performanceswere produced primarily for
foreign consumption, often by non-Koreans.
In late modernity, efficiencies of production,
communication, and transportation combine
with material wealth and new patterns of
leisure activity and tourism to enable the
localized consumption of Korean tradition in
theme parks, at sites of alternative tourism, at
cultural festivals and performances, as handicrafts, art, and cuisine, and in coffee table
books, broadcast music, and works of popular
folklore. Consuming Korean Tradition offers
a unique insight into how and why different
signifiers of Korea have come to be valued
as tradition in the present tense, the distinctive histories and contemporary anxieties
that undergird this process, and how Koreans
today experience their sense of a common
Korean past.
Laurel Kendall is Curator in Charge
of Asian Ethnographic Collections in
the Division of Anthropology, American
Museum of Natural History, and also teaches
at Columbia University.
Contributors: Katarzyna J. Cwiertka,
Kyung-Koo Han, Keith Howard, Hyung Il
Pai, Laurel Kendall, Okpyo Moon, Robert
Oppenheim, Timothy R. Tangherlini, Judy
Van Zile.
ANTHROPOLOGY | HISTORY
NOVEMBER 2010
978-0-8248-3393-0 CL $46.00S
Poems of Yi Sng-bok
Translated by George Sidney

and Hye-jin Juhn Sidney
NEW IN PAPER
Shamans, Nostalgias,
and the IMF
South Korean Popular Religion in Motion

Laurel Kendall
Laurel Kendall has written a study of contemporary Korean shamans that is both
entertaining and enlightening.
Don Baker, University of British
Columbia
RELIGION | ANTHROPOLOGY
NOVEMBER 2010
6 X 9, 280PP, 11 ILLUS
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$49.00S
Distributed for the Korea Institute,

Harvard University
Early Korea 2
The Samhan Period in Korean History

Edited by Mark E. Byington
This volume features three articles examining
historical developments and trade relations
in the southern part of the Korean peninsula
prior to the fourth century A.D., as well as a
survey of historical sources available for the
study of this period. Other articles present
an annotated translation of primary source
materials related to the study of the Samhan
period, an overview of one of the important
archaeological sites associated with Samhan
society, and a look at the development of
the field of art history in Korea through biographical treatments of two of its pioneers.
Yi Sng-bok has been hailed as one of the

most important contemporary South Korean
poets. His first collection of poems, When
Does a Rolling Stone Awaken, published in
1980, is a trenchant critique of the state of
mind of Koreans and of the social and political conditions in the country at the time. His
second collection, South Sea, Silk Mountain,
is a softer, quieter, more intimate book. This
volume presents a translation of the collections in both Korean and English text,
including interviews with the author.
LITERATURE
MARCH 2010 296PP
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A Moments Grace
Stories from Korea in Transition

Translated by John Holstein
This collection presents short stories that
depict the core of the process of Koreas
modernization, from Liberation in 1945
to the Seoul Olympics in 1988.
LITERATURE
MARCH 2010, 408PP
978-1-933947-18-1 CL $52.00S (Y)
978-1-933947-48-8 PA $31.00S (Y)
On the Eve of the Uprising
and Other Stories from Colonial Korea

Translated by Sunyoung Park, in collaboration
with Jefferson J. A. Gatrall
This volume introduces to the English
reader six classic stories from colonial Korea
(19101948), all of which have long enjoyed
broad popularity and critical recognition in
their native land.
LITERATURE
MAY 2010, EST 300PP
978-1-933947-19-8 CL $45.00S (Y)
HISTORY
DECEMBER 2009, 208PP, COLOR
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In Buddhas Company
Thai Soldiers in the Vietnam War

Richard A. Ruth
Land
A Novel
Pak Kyung-Ni
Translated by Agnita Tennant
Land (Toji) is widely recognized as the
most significant work in modern Korean
literature.
LITERATURE
JUNE 2010, 1,200PP (3 VOLS)
978-1-906876-04-3 CL $160.00S (A)*
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The Jehol Diary

Pak Chiwon
Translated by Yang Hi Choe-Wall
This is the first translation into English of
the eighteenth-century Korean masterpiece
Yorha ilgi (The Jehol diary) by Pak Chiwon
(17371805).
LITERATURE
APRIL 2010, 240PP
978-1-906876-17-3 CL $75.00S (A)
South Korea's Foreign Policy

Dilemmas
Defining State Security and the Goal
of National Unification
Sung-Hack Kang
This collection of essays is by one of Koreas
leading political scientists.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
JULY 2010, 320PP
978-1-906876-35-7 CL $95.00S (A)
Tradition, Revolution, and Market

Economy in a North Vietnamese
Village, 19252006
Hy V. Luong
Tradition, Revolution, and Market Economy
in a North Vietnamese Village examines both
continuity and change over eight decades
in a small rural village deep in the North
Vietnamese countryside. Sn-Dng, a
community near the Red River, experienced
firsthand the ravages of French colonialism
and the American war, as well as the socialist
revolution and Vietnams recent reintegration into the global market economy. In this
revised and expanded edition of his 1992
book, Revolution in the Village, Hy V. Luong
draws on newly available archival documents
in Hanoi, narratives by villagers, and three
field seasons from the late 1980s to 2006.
He situates his finely drawn village portrait
within the historical framework of the
Vietnamese revolution and the recent reforms
in Vietnam.
The richness of the oral testimony of surviving villagers enables the author to follow
them throughout political and economic
upheavals, compiling a wealth of original data
as they actively restructure their daily lives.
In his analysis of the implications of these
data for theoretical models of agrarian transformation, Luong argues that local traditions
have played a major role in shaping villagers
responses to colonialism, socialist policies,
and the global market economy.
Hy V. Luong is professor of anthropology
at the University of Toronto.
ANTHROPOLOGY
FEBRUARY 2010
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In Buddhas Company explores a previously

neglected aspect of the Vietnam War: the
experiences of the Thai troops who served
there and the attitudes and beliefs that
motivated them to volunteer. Thailand
sent nearly 40,000 volunteer soldiers to
South Vietnam to serve alongside the Free
World Forces in the conflict, but unlike the
other foreign participants, the Thais came
armed with historical and cultural knowledge of the region. Blending the methodologies of cultural history and ethnography, Richard Ruth examines the individual
experiences of Thai volunteers in their
wartime encounters with American allies,
South Vietnamese civilians, and Viet Cong
enemies. Ruth shows how the Thais were
transformed by living amongst the modern
goods and war machinery of the Americans
and by traversing the jungle haunted by
indigenous spirits. At the same time, Ruth
argues, Thailands ruling institutions used
the image of volunteers to advance their
respective agendas, especially those related
to anticommunist authoritarianism.
Drawing on numerous interviews with
Thai veterans and archival material from
Thailand and the United States, Ruth
focuses on the cultural exchanges that
occurred between Thai troops and their
allies and enemies, presenting a Southeast
Asian view of a conflict that has traditionally been studied as a Cold War event dominated by an American political agenda.
The resulting study considers such diverse
topics as comparative Buddhisms, alternative modernities, consumerism, celebrity,
official memories vs. personal recollections,
and the value of local knowledge in foreign
wars. The wars effects within Thailand
itself are closely considered, demonstrating that the war against communism in
Vietnam, as articulated by Thai leaders,
was a popular cause among nearly all segments of the population.
Richard A. Ruth is assistant professor
of Southeast Asian history at the United
States Naval Academy in Annapolis,
Maryland.
HISTORY
NOVEMBER 2010
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SOUTHEAST ASIA: POLITICS, MEANING,
AND MEMORY
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SOUTHEAST
ASIA | NEW & RECENTLY PUBLISHED
Heritage Tourism
in Southeast Asia
Modern Buddhist Conjunctures

in Myanmar
Cultural Narratives, Colonial Legacies,
and Civil Society
Edited by Michael Hitchcock, Victor T. King,

and Michael Parnwell
Juliane Schober
For centuries, Burmese have looked to
the authority of their religious tradition,
Thervada Buddhism, to negotiate social
and political hierarchies. Modern Buddhist
Conjunctures in Myanmar examines those
moments in the modern history of this
Southeast Asian country when religion,
culture, and politics converge to chart
new directions. Arguing against Max
Webers characterization of Buddhism as
other-worldly and divorced from politics,
this study shows that Buddhist practice
necessitates public validation within an
economy of merit in which moral action
earns future rewards. The intervention of
colonial modernity in traditional Burmese
Buddhist worldviews has created conjunctures at which public concerns critical to the
nations future are reinterpreted in light of a
Buddhist paradigm of power.
Author Juliane Schober begins by focusing on the public role of Buddhist practice
and the ways in which precolonial Buddhist
hegemonies were negotiated. Her discussion then traces the emergence of modern
Buddhist communities through the colonial
experience: the disruption of traditional
paradigms of hegemony and governance, the
introduction of new and secular venues to
power, modern concerns like nationalism,
education, the public place of religion, the
power of the state, and Buddhist resistance
to the center. The continuing discourse
and cultural negotiation of these themes
draw Buddhist communities into political
arenas, either to legitimate political power
or to resist it on moral grounds. The book
concludes with an examination of the way in
which Buddhist resistance in 2007, known
as the Saffron Revolution in the West, was
subjugated by military secularism and the
transnational pressures of a global economy.
A skillfully crafted work of scholarship,
Modern Buddhist Conjunctures in Myanmar
will be welcomed by students of Thervada
Buddhism and Burma/Myanmar, readers of
anthropology, history of religions, politics,
and colonial studies of modern Southeast
Asia, and scholars of religious and political
practice in modern national contexts.
Juliane Schober is professor of religious
studies at Arizona State University.
Understanding Islam
in Indonesia
Politics and Diversity
Robert Pringle
This is not only a comprehensive, wellbalanced, and very informative account of
past and present developments in Islam in
Indonesia but also by far the most readable. Jamie Mackie, emeritus professor
and visiting fellow in the Indonesia Project,
Australian National University
An important book that bridges the gap
between the more specialist literature and
theoften depressingly ill-informedcomments of journalists and ideologues.
Merle Ricklefs, professor, Department
of History, National University of Singapore
There are more Muslims in Indonesia than
in any other country, but most people outside the region know little about the nation,
much less about the practice of Islam among
its diverse peoples or the religions influence
on the politics of the republic. In this illuminating publication, Robert Pringle explains
the advent of Islam in Indonesia, its development, and especially its contemporary
circumstances. The authors incisive writing
provides the necessary background and
demystifies the spectrum of politically active
Muslim groups in Indonesia today.
Robert Pringle is a historian, author, and
retired American diplomat. He served as a
Foreign Service Officer in Indonesia in the
early 1970s, specializing in Islamic issues.
ISLAMIC STUDIES | HISTORY
JUNE 2010
6 X 9, 224PP, 38 ILLUS, 20 IN COLOR
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This book examines heritage tourism across

the Southeast Asian region from different
disciplinary perspectives. With material that
is new and topical, it makes an important
contribution to the fields of tourism studies,
cultural studies, development and planning
studies, and beyond. Set against a backdrop
of the demands, motivations and impacts
of heritage tourism, the volume focuses on
disputes and conflicts over what heritage is,
what it means, and how it has been presented, re-presented, developed and protected.
Michael Hitchcock (Chichester Univer
sity) has long been involved in tourism
studies and is a prolific writer on tourism,
heritage and culture in Southeast Asia.
Victor T. King (University of Leeds) has
published widely on processes of social
change and development in Southeast Asia,
not least on cultural and ethnic tourism.
Michael Parnwell (University of Leeds) has
long worked on such development issues as
tourism and localism.
SOCIOLOGY | HISTORY
AUGUST 2010
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Workers and Intellectuals
NGOs, Trade Unions and the Indonesian

Labour Movement
Michele Ford
In the 1990s, Indonesias independent labor
movement re-emerged after decades of
repression. The revival was led by students
and NGO activists, who organized industrial
workers and spoke on their behalf. Workers
and Intellectuals explores how these middleclass activists struggled to define their place
in a labor movement shaped by a history of
fierce debate about the role of nonworker
intellectuals.
Michele Ford chairs the Department
of Indonesian Studies at the University
of Sydney.
SOCIOLOGY
SEPTEMBER 2009
6 X 9, 260PP
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Bounding the Mekong
The Asian Development Bank, China,

and Thailand
Distributed for Ateneo de Manila University Press
Conflict, Religion, and Culture
Jim Glassman
Transnational economic integration has
been described by globalization boosters as
a rising tide that will lift all boats, an opportunity for all participants to achieve greater
prosperity through a combination of political cooperation and capitalist economic
competition. The Asian Development
Bank (ADB) has championed such rhetoric
in promoting the integration of China,
Southeast Asias formerly socialist states,
and Thailand into a regional project called
the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS).
But while the GMS project is in fact hastening regional economic integration, Jim
Glassman shows that the approach belies
the ADBs idealized description of winwin outcomes. The process of actually
existing globalization in the GMS does
provide varied opportunities for different
actors, but it is less a rising tide that lifts all
boats than an uneven flood of transnational
capitalist development whose outcomes are
determined by intense class struggles, market
competition, and regulatory battles.
Glassman makes the case for adopting
a class-based approach to analysis of GMS
development, regionalization, and actually
existing globalization. First he analyzes the
interests and actions of various Thai participants in GMS development, then the roles
of different Chinese actors in GMS integration. He next provides two cases illustrating the serious limits of any notion that
GMS integration is a relatively egalitarian
processLaos participation in GMS development and the role of migrant Burmese
workers in the production of the GMS. He
finds that Burmese migrant workers, damdisplaced Chinese and Laotian villagers,
and economically-stressed Thai farmers and
small businesses are relative losers compared to the powerful business interests that
shape GMS integration from locations like
Bangkok and Kunming, as well as key sites
outside the GMS like Beijing, Singapore,
and Tokyo. The final chapter blends geographical-historical analysis with an assessment of uneven development and actually
existing globalization in the GMS
Jim Glassman is associate professor
in the Department of Geography at the
University of British Columbia, Vancouver,
Canada.
GEOGRAPHY
OCTOBER 2010
978-0-8248-3444-9 CL $55.00S
Domestic and International Implications

for Southeast Asia and Australia
Edited by Luca Anceschi, Joseph A. Camilleri,
and Benjamin T. Tolosa, Jr.
Mindful of the interconnections between
the global and the local, and their impact
on different policy areas, the authors of this
collection examine contemporary developments in four multiethnic, multifaith societies, which are also significant middle powers
in Asia Pacific: Indonesia, Malaysia, the
Philippines, and Australia.
RELIGION
978-971-0426-05-8 PA $26.00S
The Story of Abaca
Manila Hemp's Transformation from Textile

to Marine Cordage and Specialty Paper
Elizabeth Potter Sievert
The Story of Abaca is a human story told
through the experiences of farmers, traders,
and entrepreneurs who cultivate, market,
manufacture, and promote the Philippine
abaca industry.
HISTORY
978-971-550-584-0 PA $51.00S
Tatlong Nikkeijin and Six Photos
Verbal Arts in Philippine

Indigenous Communities
Poetics, Society, and History
Herminia Menez Coben
This work examines the centrality of verbal
arts in social life and the dynamic roles
of verbal artists as religious and political
leaders, as guardians of tradition, as well as
agents of cultural change.
LITERATURE
978-971-550-583-3 PA $58.00S
Culture, People and State Power
Sugilanong Sugboanon
Edited by Lydia N. Yu-Jose
Edited by Erlinda K. Alburo; Vicente Bandillo;

Simeon Dumdum, Jr; and Resil B. Mojares
Talong Nikkeijin presents two novel ways

of capturing the intimacy of contemporary
Philippines-Japan relations.
SOCIOLOGY
978-971-0426-04-1 PA $30.00S
Translation and Revolution
A Study of Jose Rizal's Guillermo Tell

Ramon Guillermo
This is the first comprehensive study of Jose
Rizals 1886 Tagalog translation of Friedrich
Schillers last and most famous play, Wilhelm
Tell (1804).
Modern prose fiction in Cebuano has its

beginnings in the nineteenth century. In this
respect, its emergence antedates the appearance of the first short stories and novels in
much of Southeast Asia. Beyond this note
of historical importance, however, Cebuano
fiction is of value in itself, as a body of literary art, and for what it can reveal to us of
Cebuano and Philippine culture.
LITERATURE
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SOUTHEAST
Distributed for the Center

for Southeast Asian Studies,
Chronicles of Chiang Khaeng
A Tai L Principality of the Upper Mekong

Volker Grabowsky and Renoo Wichasin
Chronicles of Chiang Khaeng goes far
beyond a mere annotated translation of four
Lu chronicles. The polyglot co-authors,
Grabowsky and Wichasin, take the annotations out of their meticulously researched
footnotes of the translation proper and
deftly integrate them into a history not only
of a principality in northwestern Laos but a
panorama of the jostlings for power among
other chiang and their respective chao in
the upper Mekong region. This geographic
area outlines a cultural realm that shared
Buddhist ethics and dhammic writing while
also subscribing to the notion of hierarchy
reinforced by demands for tribute, the display of regalia and pomp, and the brutal
armed removal of local populations in incessant wars over human resources.
Myth and history merge in these chronicles, which document sibling and spousal
rivalries in networks of intermarriage and
political alliances among the elite of the
region.
In this careful study, Chiang Khaeng
emerges as a paradigm of a Southeast Asian
tributary state with more than one overlord.
Chronicles is a model of translation skill and
historical acumen at its finest.
HISTORY
JULY 2009, 424PP
978-1-930734-02-9 PA $36.00S
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Gender, Ritual and Social

Formation in West Papua
Paths and Rivers
Jan Pouwer
Fieldwork extending over a thirty-year

period provided materials for this book.
Paths and Rivers offers an unusually deep
and broad picture of the Sadan Toraja as a
society in dynamic transition over the course
of the past century.
A Configurational Analysis Comparing

Kamoro and Asmat
This study, based on a lifelong involvement

with New Guinea, compares the culture
of the Kamoro with that of their eastern
neighbors, the Asmat, both living on the
south coast of West Papua, Indonesia. The
comparison, showing substantial differences
as well as striking similarities, contributes to
a deeper understanding of both cultures.
ANTHROPOLOGY
FEBRUARY 2010, 312PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-325-3 PA $38.00S (A)
VERHANDELINGEN #258
Srikandhi Dances Lnggr
A Performance of Music and Shadow

Theater in Central Java
Ren T. A. Lysloff
The book is structured around the translation of a Javanese shadow theater performance entitled Srikandhi mbarang lnggr
(Srikandhi Becomes an Itinerant Dancer
or Srikandhi Dances Lnggr), performed
only in the Banyumas region (in West
Central Java) by the locally renowned puppeteer Ki Sugino Siswocarito.
ANTHROPOLOGY
2009, 584PP, ILLUS, PLUS DVD
978-90-6718-298-0 PA $50.00S (A)
VERHANDELINGEN #248
Sadan Toraja Society in Transformation

Roxana Waterson
ANTHROPOLOGY
2009, 544PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-307-9 PA $44.00S (A)
VERHANDELINGEN #253
Pointy Shoes and Pith Helmets
Dress and Identity Construction in Ambon,

18501942
Marianne Hulsbosch
This exciting new text explores identity construction through an analysis of clothing and
adornment worn during the last century of
Dutch colonial rule in the central Moluccan
islands of Indonesia.
OCTOBER 2010, EST 220PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-339-0 CL $44.00S (A)
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Indonesian Houses
Headhunters from the Swamps
Edited by Reimar Schefold, Peter J. M. Nas,

Gaudenz Domenig, and Robert Wessing
Raymond Corbey
Volume 2: Survey of Vernacular

Architecture in Western Indonesia
This collection aims to attract attention to

the admirable achievements of indigenous
builders in Indonesia and to contribute to a
broader sense of commitment to the endangered architectural heritage in the region. It
presents the second part of the results of a
research project on vernacular architecture
in western Indonesia, sponsored by the
Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences.
The Marind Anim of New Guinea as Seen

by the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart,
19051925

FEBRUARY 2010, 722PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-305-5 PA $50.00S (A)
VERHANDELINGEN #251
In 1905 the Tilburg Missionaries of the

Sacred Heart set up their first mission post
with the Marind Anim on the southwest
coast of New Guinea. What they witnessed
after that was a rapid, dramatic disappearance of an ancient culture with a deep cosmology, complex initiation rites, spectacular
art, and intensive headhuntingall of which
the missionaries recorded in words and
photographs. This book offers a selection
of more than fifty sensational photographs
from the mission archives, accompanied by
explanatory captions and an introduction.
Legacy in Cloth
ANTHROPOLOGY
978-90-6718-359-8 PA $24.00S (A)
Batak Textiles of Indonesia

Sandra Niessen
Legacy in Cloth offers the first definitive
study of the woven heritage of the Toba,
Simalungun, and Karo Batak. The most
complete analysis of Batak textiles ever published, it provides a record of more than 100
different design types, including archival and
contemporary photographs showing how the
textiles are woven and how they are used in
Batak culture.
2009, 568PP, COLOR
978-90-6718-315-4 CL $69.00S (A)
The Stranger-kings of Sikka

E. Douglas Lewis
The Stranger-kings of Sikka is the first monographic study of an origin myth and history
of an indigenous eastern Indonesian state
and the first contemporary ethnography of
the Ata Sikka of Flores.
HISTORY
APRIL 2010, EST 600PP
978-90-6718-328-4 PA $50.00S (A)
VERHANDELINGEN #257
From Monologue to Dialogue

Radio and Reform in Indonesia
Edwin Jurrins
From Monologue to Dialogue analyzes
how radio journalism since the late 1990s
has been shaped by and contributed to
Reformasi, or the ambition of democratizing
Indonesian politics, economy and society.
HISTORY
2009, 196PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-354-3 PA $31.00S (A)
VERHANDELINGEN #264
Dutch Colonialism, Migration

and Cultural Heritage
Edited by Gert Oostindie
This book provides state-of-the-art discussions on migration histories in the former
Dutch colonial orbit. In addition, it presents
reflections on the ways this past and its
repercussions are remembered (or forgotten,
or actively silenced) throughout the former
colonial empire.
HISTORY
2008, 372PP, COLOR
978-90-6718-317-8 PA $31.00S (A)
Splashed by the Saint
Ritual Reading and Islamic Sanctity

in West Java
Julian Millie
Abd al-Qadir al-Jaelani (d. 1166) is widely
considered the most powerful intercessor
of all the saints of Islam. Supplication takes
the form of reading or singing the narrative
proofs of Abd al-Qadirs saintliness in a
ritual contexta ritual that has deep roots
in the Sundanese culture of West Java. This
book captures the variety of understandings
that participants bring to the ritual when it
is held in various contexts, including Javas
largest Sufi order, religious schools, and private homes.
HISTORY
2009, 230PP, COLOR
978-90-6718-338-3 PA $31.00S (A)
VERHANDELINGEN #262
Indonesian Economic
Decolonization in Indonesia
in Regional and International
Perspective
Edited by J. Thomas Lindblad and Peter Post
This collection of essays provides insights
into the complex process of economic decolonization in Indonesia from a variety
of perspectives.
HISTORY
2009, 222PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-353-6 PA $31.00S (A)
VERHANDELINGEN #267
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Beyond Empire and Nation
The Lands West of the Lakes
Edited by Els Bogaerts and Remco Raben
Stephen C. Druce
The decolonization of countries in Asia

and Africa is one of the momentous events
in the twentieth century. But did the shift
to independence indeed affect the lives of
the people in such a dramatic way as the
political events suggest? The authors in this
volume look beyond the political interpretations of decolonization and address the
issue of social and economic reorientations
which were necessitated or caused by the
end of colonial rule. This volume stems
from the Netherlands Institute of War
Documentation program Indonesia across
Orders.
The author combines a range of sources and

methods, including oral, textual, archaeological, linguistic, and geographical information
and analysis as he explores the rise and development of five South Sulawesi kingdoms,
known collectively as Ajattappareng (the
Lands West of the Lakes).
Decolonizing Societies in Africa and Asia,

1930s1970s
HISTORY
DECEMBER 2010, EST 250PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-289-8 PA $31.00S (A)
VERHANDELINGEN #244
Under Construction
The Politics of Urban Space and Housing

during the Decolonization of Indonesia,
19301960
Freek Colombijn
This book examines the social changes
in Indonesian cities during the process of
decolonization. The political upheavals of
the Japanese occupation and Indonesian
Revolution, and the first steps to build a sovereign nation, had major repercussions for
urban society. These social changes are studied from the angle of urban space in general,
and the provision of housing in particular.
This volume stems from the Netherlands
Institute of War Documentation program
Indonesia across Orders.
HISTORY
MARCH 2010, EST 250PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-291-1 PA $31.00S (A)
VERHANDELINGEN #246
A History of Ajattappareng Kingdoms

of South Sulawesi,1200 to 1600 CE
HISTORY
2009, 394PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-331-4 PA $38.00S (A)
VERHANDELINGEN #261
Sumatra
Crossroads of Cultures
Edited by Francine Brinkgreve
and Retno Sulistianingsih
This book looks at the rich artistic heritage
of Sumatra that has come down to us from
the early Hindu-Buddhist kingdoms and
from the later Islamic sultanates. It examines
the influences from China, India, the Islamic
lands and Europe in two of the worlds finest
collections of Indonesian art, those of the
National Museudonm of Indonesia ( Jakarta)
and the National Museum of Ethnology
(Leiden).
ART AND VISUAL CULTURE
2009, 204PP, COLOR
978-90-6718-356-7 CL $38.00S (A)
The Sumatra Railroad
Final Destination Pakan Baroe, 19431945

Henk Hovinga
This is the gripping historical tragedy of the
220 km railroad that bored its way through
the hot, humid Sumatran jungle during
World War II. The railway was commissioned by Japan and built with the blood
and tears of Allied prisoners of war and
press-ganged Javanese romushas. The author
interviewed nearly one hundred former railroad workers and did painstaking archival
research.
Environmental Dispute
Resolution in Indonesia
David Nicholson
Indonesias Environmental Management
Act of 1997 created a legal framework for
the resolution of environmental disputes
through both litigation and mediation.
This book is the first attempt to analyze the
implementation of this framework in detail
and to assess the effectiveness of litigation
and mediation in resolving environmental
disputes in Indonesia.
SOCIOLOGY | LAW
2009, 352PP
978-90-6718-326-0 PA $44.00S (A)
VERHANDELINGEN #259
Creole Jews
Negotiating Community
in Colonial Suriname
Wieke Vink
This study presents a refined analysis
of Suriname-Jewish identifications.
HISTORY
JULY 2010, EST 250PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-343-7 PA $44.00S (A)
CARIBBEAN SERIES #28
In Search of a Path
An Analysis of the Foreign Policy

of Suriname from 1975 to 1991
Roger Janssen
This is the first comprehensive analysis of
Surinames foreign policy from 1975 to
1991. The book provides readers interested
in Caribbean and Latin American affairs
with a detailed account of Surinames external relations. Moreover, the young Republic
may stand as a case study, as it confronted
the difficulties and challenges that small
developing states often face.
HISTORY
JULY 2010, EST 250PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-334-5 PA $44.00S (A)
CARIBBEAN SERIES #27
HISTORY
JULY 2010, EST 220PP, COLOR
978-90-6718-340-6 PA $38.00S (A)
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Announcing a new series

NIAS Classics
Vietnam or Indochina?
Revisiting a Classic Study in Contesting

Concepts of Space in Vietnamese
Nationalism
Christopher E. Goscha
In this classic study, Goscha shows that the
Vietnamese came remarkably close to building a modern national identity based on the
colonial model of Indochina while Lao and
Cambodian nationalists rejected this precisely because it represented a Vietnamese entity.
SOCIOLOGY | HISTORY
3: SEPTEMBER 2010, 192PP, ILLUS
978-87-7694-069-0 CL $50.00S (A)
Cambodians and Their Doctors

A Medical Anthropology of Colonial
and Post-Colonial Cambodia
Jan Ovesen and Ing-Britt Trankell
At face value, this book is about medicine
in Cambodia over the last hundred years.
At the same time, however, by using medicine (in the sense of ideas, practices, and
institutions relating to health and illness)
as a prism through which to view colonial
and post-colonial Cambodian society more
generally, it offers an historical and contemporary anthropology of the nation of
Cambodia.
ANTHROPOLOGY | HISTORY
978-87-7694-057-7 CL $90.00S (A)
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NIAS MONOGRAPHS #117
NEW IN PAPER
The Social Dynamics of

Deforestation in the Philippines
Saying the Unsayable
Monarchy and Democracy in Thailand

Edited by Sren Ivarsson and Lotte Isager
The Thai monarchy today is usually presented as both guardian of tradition and the
institution to bring modernity and progress
to the Thai people. It is moreover seen as
protector of the nation. Scrutinizing that
image, this volume reviews the fascinating
history of the modern monarchy. It also analyzes important cultural, historical, political,
religious, and legal forces shaping the popular image of the monarchy and, in particular,
of King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
HISTORY | POLITICAL SCIENCE
SEPTEMBER 2010, 304PP, ILLUS
978-87-7694-071-3 CL $90.00S (A)
978-87-7694-072-0 PA $32.00S (A)
NOW AVAILABLE
Digital Atlas of Indonesian

History
Actions, Options and Motivations
Robert Cribb
Gerhard van den Top
The Digital Atlas of Indonesian History is an

updated electronic version of the Historical
Atlas plus a huge array of maps (483 output
as high-resolution EPS files suitable for
royalty-free reproduction) and text designed
for teaching and individual use.
This book offers solid empirical data and

a compelling insight into the long history
of national, regional, and local outsiders
gaining access to the natural resources and
lands of the last large forest frontier in the
Philippines.
ANTHROPOLOGY | ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
JUNE 2010, 409PP, ILLUS, MAPS
978-87-91114-53-3 PA $35.00S (A)
NIAS MAN AND NATURE IN ASIA #6
HISTORY
MARCH 2010, DVD PLUS 80PP USER GUIDE
978-87-91114-66-3 PA $45.00S (A)
Monks and Magic
Revisiting a Classic Study of Religious

Ceremonies in Thailand
Barend Jan Terwiel
This is an absorbing study of Buddhism
as practiced at that time in a community
in rural Central Thailand, describing how
esoteric spells and magical diagrams were
the main interest of children and adolescents
but full ritual knowledge was obtained in
adulthood and tempered by life experiences.
This reproduction of the 1979 edition is
augmented by new material on magic and
Buddhism in Southeast Asia by the author.
RELIGION
2: JUNE 2010, 336PP, ILLUS
978-87-7694-065-2 CL $50.00S (A)
Hunting and Fishing

in a Kammu Village
Revisiting a Classic Study

in Southeast Asian Ethnography
Damrong Tayanin and Kristina Lindell
Highly recommended not only for specialists in traditional hunting and fishing but
also for those readers who wish to gain some
insight from the natives point of view
into a fascinating tribal minority culture of
highland Southeast Asia. Asian Folklore
Studies
ANTHROPOLOGY
1: JUNE 2010, 192PP, ILLUS
978-87-7694-067-6 CL $50.00S (A)
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Distributed for NUS Press (Singapore)
Love and Dread in Cambodia

Weddings, Births, and Ritual Harm
under the Khmer Rouge
Peg LeVine
This fine-grained, empathetic, and persuasive study revisits hundreds of the innumerable weddings arranged by the Communist
Party of Kampuchea (CPK) for Cambodian
citizens in the so-called Khmer Rouge period (197579). The couples, many of whom
remain together, lament the joylessness of
their weddings and the absence of customary
rituals as they revisit the bitter experience
of those horrific times. David Chandler,
Monash Asia Institute
Latent Images
Film in Singapore
Second Edition
Jan Uhde and Yvonne Ng Uhde

Latent Images is the pioneer reference on
Singapore cinema. This extensively updated
edition with new illustrations presents a
comprehensive examination of the countrys
film landscape from the early days of local
film production to the end of 2007.
FEBRUARY 2010, EST 480PP
978-9971-69-456-2 PA $38.00S (A)
De Jiao
A Religious Movement in Contemporary

China and Overseas: Purple Qi from the
East
Bernard Formoso
De Jiao (Teaching of Virtue) is a Chinaborn religious movement, based on spiritwriting and rooted in the tradition of the
halls for good deeds, which emerged in
Chaozhou during the Sino-Japanese war.
The book relates the fascinating process of
its spread throughout Southeast Asia in the
1950s, and, more recently, from Thailand
and Malaysia to post-Maoist China and the
global world.
RELIGION
APRIL 2010, 280PP
978-9971-69-492-0 PA $28.00S (A)
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ANTRHOPOLOGY
978-9971-69-472-2 PA $28.00S (A)
Southeast Asia-China
Interactions
Violence, Security and Diplomacy

in the 17th Century
Reprint of Articles from the Journal of the

Malaysian Branch, Royal Asiatic Society
Edited by Geoff Wade
This useful single-volume edition of key
studies on Southeast Asia-China interactions
published in the Journal of the Malaysian
Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society and its
precursors includes classics such as Wang
Gungwus The Nanhai Trade and Paul
Wheatleys Geographical Notes on Some
Commodities Involved in Sung Maritime
Trade.
HISTORY
978-9971-69-394-7 CL $78.00S (A)
Southeast Asia in the Fifteenth

Century
The Singapore and Melaka

Straits
Peter Borschberg
This work draws on archives in Portugal,
Spain, and the Netherlands to examine early
modern European cartography as a projection of Western power, treaty and alliance
making, trade relations, and the struggle
for naval hegemony in the Singapore and
Melaka Straits.
HISTORY
978-9971-69-464-7 PA $32.00S (A)
Hugo Grotius, the Portuguese,

and Free Trade in the East
Indies
Peter Borschberg
This volume draws together the great changes that occurred in Southeast Asia during the
fifteenth century, and considers the extent
to which Ming Chinas engagement with
the region helped usher in the early modern
period of Southeast Asian history.
In February 1603, Admiral Jakob van

Heemskerk plundered a Portuguese merchantman, the Santa Catarina, traveling from
Macao to Melaka. The episode raised legal
questions and the United Dutch East India
Company commissioned the young Hugo
Grotius to defend Heemskerks actions. This
book explores the Santa Catarina incident
and Grotius resulting treatise on free trade
in the East Indies.
HISTORY
978-9971-69-448-7 PA $32.00S (A)
HISTORY
FEBRUARY 2010, EST 224PP
978-9971-69-467-8 PA $28.00S (A)
The China Factor
Edited by Geoff Wade and Sun Laichen
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The Cham of Vietnam

History, Society, and Art
Edited by Bruce Lockhart and Tran Ky Phuong

The Cham people once inhabited and
ruled over a large stretch of what is now the
central Vietnamese coast. Their Indianized
civilization flourished for centuries, and they
competed with the Vietnamese and Khmers
for influence in mainland Southeast Asia.
This book brings together a collection of
essays on the Cham by specialists from the
fields of history, archaeology, anthropology,
art history, and linguistics.
HISTORY
978-9971-69-459-3 PA $28.00S (A)
A History of Modern Singapore,

18192005
Writing Singapore
An Historical Anthology of Singapore

Literature
Chinese Business in the Making

of a Malay State, 18821941
C. M. Turnbull
Edited by Angelia Poon, Philip Holden,

and Shirley Geok-lin Lim
Kedah and Penang

Wu Xiao An
The first comprehensive historical anthology

of English-language writing from Singapore,
this volume covers more than a century of
literary production in a variety of genres. It
provides readers in Singapore with an easy
point of access to compelling narratives and
poems, some of which have been forgotten
or are difficult to obtain. For readers outside
Singapore, it introduces a neglected but
important range of works that represent the
historical and contemporary imaginaries and
realities of one of the worlds most cosmopolitan cities.
This book examines the role of Chinese

family and business networks in the process
of state formation in Malaya. Through an
examination of the opium and rice trades,
pawnbroking, labor, and the law, the author
considers the crucial role played by wealth
and power in state formation, and challenges
accepted views of Chinese ethnicity and
migration.
LITERATURE
978-9971-69-486-9 CL $68.00S (A)
978-9971-69-458-6 PA $35.00S (A)
Labour Market Segmentation

in Malaysian Services
Revised Edition
In this fully revised edition, rewritten to

take into account recent scholarship on
Singapore, the author has added a chapter on
Goh Chok Tongs premiership (19902004)
and the transition to a government headed
by Lee Hsien Loong. The book now ends
in 2005, when the Republic of Singapore
celebrated its 40th anniversary as an independent nation.
HISTORY
978-9971-69-430-2 CL $52.00S (A)
978-9971-69-343-5 PA $28.00S (A)
Merdeka and Much More
The Reminiscences of a Raffles Professor,

195367
K. G. Tregonning
Professor Tregonnings anecdotal memoir
of his years as a member of the Department
of History in the University of Singapore,
culminating as Raffles Professor, captures the
mood and milieu of Singapore as the country emerged from colonial rule to become
a self-governing independent nation.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY | HISTORY
APRIL 2010, 120PP
978-9971-69-422-7 PA $16.00S (A)
HISTORY
MARCH 2010, 239PP
978-9971-69-496-8 PA $28.00S (A)
Khong How Ling, with Jomo K. S.
The Politics of the Periphery

in Indonesia
Social and Geographical Perspectives

Edited by Minako Sakai, Glenn Banks,
and John H. Walker
This volume is a thought-provoking examination of the local politics and the dynamics
of power at Indonesias geographic and social
margins.
This is the first book to look at labor in

Malaysian services, and also the first to use
the labor market segmentation approach to
study Malaysian labor.
ECONOMICS
PUB DATE, 208PP
978-9971-69-487-6 PA $22.00S (A)
SOCIOLOGY
978-9971-69-479-1 PA $28.00S (A)
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Unplugging the Constitution
A Satire of Two Nations
Florin Ternal Hilbay
Exploring Images of the Japanese

in Philippine Political Cartoons
In this collection of articles and essays, the

author confronts a wide range of issues
among them, constitutional theory, adjudication, legal hermeneutics, bar exams, marriage, psychological incapacity, free speech
and takes a nonconventional and, at times,
critical view of standard legal discourse and
prevailing social institutions.
Helen Yu-Rivera
LEGAL STUDIES
APRIL 2010, 316PP
978-971-542-620-6 PA $27.00S
Philippine Studies
Have We Gone Beyond St. Louis?

Priscelina Patajo-Legasto
These essays by Philippine and U.S.based
scholars illustrate the dynamism and complexities of the discursive field of Philippine
studies as a critique of vestiges of universalist (Western/hegemonic) paradigms; as an
affirmation of traditional and emergent
cultural practices; as a site for new readings of old texts and new popular forms
brought into the ambit of serious scholarship; and as a liberative space for new art
and literary genres.
PHILIPPINE STUDIES
APRIL 2010, 800PP
978-971-542-591-9 PA $128.00S
The Life and Works

of Marcelo Adonay
Edited by Elena Rivera Mirano
Marcelo Adonay (18481928) was a major
Philippine composer and church musician.
As maestro de capilla of the San Agustin
church in Intramuros, Manila, he presided
over the musical establishment of a powerful Augustinian Order that required the
performance of elaborate instrumental and
choral works. This pioneering work includes
five major essays on Adonays life, his milieu,
an inventory of his extant and missing
works, and musical and formal analyses of
his magnum opus, Pequea Misa Solemne
sobre Motivos de la Missa Regia de Canto
Gregoriano.
Distributed for Studio Naenna
This book uses visual satire as a primary tool

for discourse analysis, charting the shifting
dimensions of Philippines-Japan relations
as depicted in Philippine editorial cartoons
from 1986 to 1998. The rationale for using
editorial cartoons in this study is that visual
satires present implicit rather than explicit
statements. Editorial cartoons, therefore,
become effective media for criticism where
the written language, being more transparent, has failed. The book weaves an exciting
narrative of Philippines-Japan relations,
revealing the sociohistorical forces at play
that affected the dynamics of this relationship. The Filipinos constructed images of
the Japanese are also teased out by examining changes in cartooning conventions and
editorial practices. Moreover, the work plots
the individual styles of Filipino cartoonists in works that specifically allude to the
Philippines and Japan, revealing their creativity and innovativeness in drawing from
their own cultural cache.
HISTORY
978-971-542-603-9 PA $51.00S
From Colonial to Liberation

Psychology
The Philippine Experience
Virgilio G. Enriquez
This is an expansion and update of
Indigenous and National Consciousness,
which is mainly based on published and
unpublished sikolohiyang Pilipino materials
and documents written in the Filipino language. An English overview of the research
literature, historical studies, and commentaries in Filipino and English, as well as a
description of the philosophy, goals, and
activities of sikolohiyang Pilipino in English,
should prove useful to the interested English
reader.
PSYCHOLOGY
AVAILABLE APRIL 2010
2008, 208PP
978-971-542-588-9 PA $27.00S
Lao-Tai Textiles
The Textiles of Xam Nuea

and Muang Phuan
Patricia Cheesman
Patricia Cheesmans understanding and
commitment to the textiles arts of Laos and
Thailand in particular has, over the intervening years, produced a wealth of resources for
the newcomer and the better informed, for
the art historian and for those interested in
the practical aspects of weaving and dyeing.
Of course the two cannot truly be separated,
but Patricia Cheesmans background as a
practising crafts person illuminates her publications. When she began to write on Lao
and Tai textiles, there was little available on
the topic. Today there is a wealth of materialin Thai and English for those seeking to
understand something of the technical and
cultural foundations of arguably the regions
most dynamic art form. There is, however,
always a place for a publication such as this,
born out of a long involvement with the
textiles and their creators. As she has done
before, Patricia Cheesman concentrates on
bringing clarity, recognition and cultural
understanding to yet another set of the
regions traditional textiles in an engaging
and accessible style. from the Foreword
by Robyn Maxwell, senior curator of Asian
art, National Gallery of Australia
SEPTEMBER 2009, 304PP, COLOR & B/W
978-974-272-915-8 PA $60.00S
BIOGRAPHY
978-971-542-572-8 PA $90.00S
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Perspectives
on the Global Past
The World of East Asia
Joshua A. Fogel, series editor
Jerry H. Bentley
and Anand A. Yang,
series editors
Creating the New
Man
From Enlightenment Ideals

to Socialist Realities
Yinghong Cheng
Whats the Use
of Art?
Asian Visual and Material

Culture in Context
Edited by Jan Mrzek
and Morgan Pitelka
Post-Enlightenment notions of
culture, which have been naturalized in the West for centuries,
require that art be autonomously
beautiful, universal, and devoid
of any practical purpose. The
authors of this multidisciplinary
volume seek to complicate this
understanding of art by examining art objects from across Asia
with attention to their functional,
ritual, and everyday contexts.
2007, 328PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3063-2 CL $60.00S
Colonial Legacies
Economic and Social Develop

ment in East and Southeast Asia
Anne E. Booth
Excellent. . . . Highly recommended. Choice
This is an ambitious comparative
study of economic development
in East and Southeast Asia from
the beginning of the twentieth
century until the 1960s.
2007, 256PP
978-0-8248-3161-5 CL $62.00S
There is no comparative study

of the critically important and
remarkably similar new man
creation programs of China and
Cuba that is comparable
in insights to this one.
William Ratliff, Stanford
University.
2009, 280PP
978-0-8248-3074-8 CL $60.00S
Anthropologys
Global Histories
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in German New Guinea,
18701935
Rainer F. Buschmann
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2008, 248PP, ILLUS
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2007, 272PP, ILLUS
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Crossing
Empires Edge
Foreign Ministry Police and

Japanese Expansionism in
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Erik Esselstrom
Students of modern Japan,
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imperialism will welcome this indepth exploration of the police
forces administered by Japan's
Foreign Ministry in Korea and
China from 1880 to 1945.
David R. Ambaras, North
Carolina State University
This absorbing, richly archival
study sets a dramatic new standard in the mounting scholarly
campaign to integrate events in
the empire with developments in
metropolitan Japan.
Frederick R. Dickinson,
University of Pennsylvania
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Mariko Asano Tamanoi
Another interesting, valuable
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Dimensions of
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Henry Rosemont, Jr.,

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The Role of Contact

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Enduring War
Imagine What Its Like
Stories of What Weve Learned

Edited by Frank Stewart
J. Marshall Unger
The stories, essays, and poems

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A Literature and Medicine

Anthology
Edited by Ruth Nadelhaft, with
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Despite decades of research on

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which has come to light only in
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The weaknesses of the
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the pre-Korean and pre-Japanese
branches later borrowed from
different languages to their
north and south, respectively.
Unger shows that certain Old
Japanese words must have been
borrowed from Korean from the
fourth century C.E., only a few
centuries after the completion
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brought wet-field rice cultivation to Kysh from southern
Korea. That leaves too short an
interval for the growth of two
distinct languages by the time
they resumed active contact.
Hence, concludes Unger, the
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to reliance on paddy rice and the
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Burning for
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Self-Immolation in Chinese
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James A. Benn
Benns study is admirably well
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CLASSICS IN EAST ASIAN
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The Buddhist Dead
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Edited by Bryan J. Cuevas
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Japanese Religions
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St Zen in Medieval
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William M. Bodiford
Rich and stimulating . . . highly
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BUDDHISM #8
The Concentration
of Heroic Progress
Translated and edited by tienne
Lamotte
English translation by Sara BoinWebb
This English rendering has
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and attention to detail seen in
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LEnseignement de Vimalakirti
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Educations
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A Conversation among Cultures

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Bodhisattvas of
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the Formation of
the Mahyna
A Study and Translation of the

Rs.t.raplaparipr.cch-stra
Daniel Boucher
An excellent overview of the
connections between bodhisattva monks who lived in the
forest and a clearly discernible
current of early Mahayana. . . .
Bouchers work represents the
most up-to-date state of research
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ongoing study of the emergence
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Historiography
Jonathan A. Silk
A highly original work, with
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both in the breadth of knowledge and in the care with which
all the relevant texts are cited
and translated.
Wendy Doniger, University
of Chicago
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Topics in Contemporary
Buddhism
George A. Tanabe, Jr., series editor
The English-Language
Press Networks of
East Asia, 191845
Peter OConnor
This is the first study to assess
the combined significance of the
English-language newspapers of
China, Japan, and Korea in the
period 19181945.
Gender and Globali

zation in Asia and
the Pacific
Land of Beautiful
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Making a Buddhist Sacred Place

in New Zealand
Sally McAra
An extraordinary achievement.
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Catch-Up
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Meditation Works in
the Hindu, Buddhist,
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Livia Kohn
In a masterful way, this book
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Hindu meditation.
Don Davis, Old Dominion
University and Tidewater Tai
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2008, 272PP
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The Trajectory and Prospects

of East Asian Economies
Akira Suehiro
Translated by Tom Gill
Suehiros strength lies in his
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ability to place this body of
knowledge in the wider international historical perspective.
Kaoru Sugihara, Center for
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2008, 396PP, ILLUS
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Recent events have once again
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Farmers of Forty
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F. H. King
Edited by J. P. Bruce
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Asias New Mothers, through a

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Science Solitaire
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A Glossary of
Reference on
Subjects Connected
with the Far East
The Genealogical
Construction of the
Kyrgyz Republic
Herbert A. Giles
Kinship, State and Tribalism

David Gullette
First published in 1878 (third

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tribalism in the intertwined
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The Comintern
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Irina Y. Morozova
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The Re-Islamization
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Marfua Tokhtakhodzhaeva
This valuable and insightful
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Mongolian, German,
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President Mintimer Shaimiev

and the Power of Common
Sense
Ravil Bukharaev
The Story of Joseph

(Kyssai Yusuf)
Kul Gali
Translated by Fred Beake and
Ravil Bukharaev
Discovered in 1989, Kyssai Yusuf
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Grammar of Manchu
Ivan Zakharov
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Transports
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David Pybus
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Stefan Georg
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Early Persian
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Solomon I. Baevskii
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Alexis Krausse
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Other Landscapes investigates
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Women and Politics in Asia
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Violence
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in the North-West Frontier
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Are Knudsen
Honor and violence is a major
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Middle East, yetapart from
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Shbgenz
The True Dharma-eye Treasury

Dgen
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Personal Names
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Yangwen Zheng
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examines the relationship
between Asian naming practices
and colonization, state formation, and globalization.
Jakarta, Manila, Bangkok, and

Ho Chi Minh, along with Taipei
and Shanghai, are characterized
here as mega-urban regions.
The authors base their analysis
on actual agglomeration size
rather than administrative
boundaries and draw on unpublished census data to study the
dynamics of these massive urban
zones.
2008, 380PP
978-9971-69-380-0 PA $28.00S (A)
A New East Asia
Toward a Regional Community

Edited by Kazuko Mori
and Kenichiro Hirano
East Asia is normally identified
as a group of countries lying
along the western edge of the
Pacific Ocean, but in recent years
scholars have begun thinking
about a new East Asia that is
a community rather than a set
of sovereign states. This book
looks at the new East Asia from
a Northeast Asian perspective,
considering it both as a theoretical construct and a practical
reality.
2008, 252PP, Charts & graphs
978-9971-69-388-6 CL $32.00S (A)
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Working and Mother

ing in Asia
Images, Ideologies and Identities

Edited by Theresa W. Devasaha
yam and Brenda S. A. Yeoh
The authors approach their
subject from various academic
disciplinesanthropology, sociology, gender studies, demography, and lawbut their writings
identify a number of common
themes, including patriarchy,
labor and relationships, strategies
of accommodation, conflict and
emotion management, the role of
fathers, socio-cultural definitions
of good mothering, and the
political meanings of maternity
and family.
2007, 260PP
978-9971-69-348-0 PA $30.00S (A)
2008, 416PP
978-9971-69-379-4 PA $28.00S (A)
International
Real Estate
Asias Potential from a Research

Perspective
David Ho
This book considers real estate
market analysis in the context
of economic theory pertaining
to market disequilibria, utilizing data from major cities in
Asia as case studies. The author
proposes that real estate market
uncertainty at the portfolio level
can be better managed through
the analytical techniques of real
estate asset allocation, real estate
value-at-risk (VaR), real option
analysis, and pricing.
2008, 450PP
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The Social Construc
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Communication
Technologies
Raul Pertierra
The new media of communication discussed in this collection
is the first attempt to explore the
new global media with Asia as its
main focus.
2008, 264PP
978-971-542-537-3 PA $20.00S
Mind-Body Communi
cation Technique
An Alternative Way of Learning

and Teaching Confidence
in Public Speaking
Carmencita P. Del Villar
This book aims to answer the
teachers need to help students
conquer communication apprehension and develop confidence
using an alternative training
method. It shows the step-bystep procedure that the teacher
can use to help students in any
oral communication or performance classes. Other specific
courses that will benefit from
this technique are acting for
stage or television, broadcasting,
music, dance, sports, and even
marketing.
2007, 182PP
978-971-542-513-1 PA $15.00S
Sensuous Surfaces
The Decorative Object in Early

Modern China
Jonathan Hay
Sensuous Surfaces is a richly
illustrated and in-depth introduction to the decorative arts in
Ming- and Qing-dynasty China.
Jonathan Hay explores materials
and techniques, as well as issues
of patronage and taste, which
together formed a loose system
of informal rules that affected
every level of decoration in early
modern China, from an individual object to the arrangement
of an entire residential interior.
APRIL 2010, 272PP, COLOR & B/W
978-0-8248-3361-9 CL $63.00S (A)
Empire of Great
Brightness
Visual and Material Cultures

of Ming China, 13681644
Craig Clunas
Issues, Experiences, and

Cooperation Prospects
Edited by Masafumi Nagao,
John Rogan, and Marcelita
Coronel-Magno
In this vigorously argued and

profusely illustrated volume,
Craig Clunas challenges views
of the Ming dynasty as an era
of cultural insularity and rigidity that legitimized Europes
claim to modernist superiority.
. . . This book is brilliant (pun
intended). Journal of Asian
Studies
2007, 514PP
978-971-542-533-9 CL $60.00S
2007, 256PP, COLOR & B/W

978-0-8248-3149-3 CL $61.00S (A)
Mathematics and
Science Education in
Developing Countries
Human Rights
Centered
Development
Maria Socorro I. Diokno

2006, 316PP
978-971-542-425-7 PA $25.00S
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CHINA | ART & VISUAL CULTURE
Critical Interventions
Sheldon Lu, series editor
Children of Marx
and Coca-Cola
Chinese Avant-garde Art and

Independent Cinema
Xiaoping Lin
Children of Marx and Coca-Cola
affords a deep study of Chinese
avant-garde art and independent
cinema from the mid-1990s to
the beginning of the twenty-first
century. Informed by the authors
experience in Beijing and
New Yorkglobal cities with
extensive access to an emergent
transnational Chinese visual culturethis work situates selected
artworks and films in the context
of Chinese nationalism and
post-socialism and against the
background of the capitalist
globalization that has so radically
affected contemporary China.
It juxtaposes and compares artists and independent filmmakers
from a number of intertwined
perspectives, particularly in their
shared avant-garde postures and
perceptions.
2009, 328PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3336-7 CL $47.00S
Celluloid Comrades
Refracted Modernity
Representations of Male
Homosexuality in Contem
porary Chinese Cinemas
Song Hwee Lim
Visual Culture and Identity

in Colonial Taiwan
Edited by Yuko Kikuchi
Undoubtably one of the most

thoroughly researched and
tightly argued books on Chinese
cinemas. Its primary emphasis
on themes notwithstanding, it
engages with all aspects of the
film mediumaudio, visual,
narrative, and historical/contextual. Its methodological rigor
and the richness of its insights
will significantly raise the bar for
future studies on Chinese cinemas and sexualities. Bulletin
of the Institute of Chinese
Literature and Philosophy
2007, 272PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-2909-4 CL $56.00S
978-0-8248-3077-9 PA $30.00S
Chinese Modernity
and Global
Biopolitics
Studies in Literature
and Visual Culture
Sheldon H. Lu
This book is luxuriant in detail
and expansive in scope. It makes
a significant contribution to the
study of modern China.
China Quarterly
2007, 280PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3111-0 CL $58.00S
978-0-8248-3177-6 PA $27.00S
Outstanding. . . . Does an excellent job of relating the history

of visual culture in Taiwan to
processes of modernization and
colonialism in early 20th-century
East Asia. China Quarterly
2007, 296PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3050-2 CL $62.00S
The Distorting Mirror
Visual Modernity in China

Laikwan Pang
Professor Pang has tackled one
of the most exciting areas in
modern Chinese studies, the
dynamics of visuality. Through
the kaleidoscopic prism of the
Chinese encounter with modern
visual apparatuses, she covers a
wide range of issues, from the
discourse of novelty to the technology of media and reproduction and beyond, in the politics
of spectacle. The Distorting
Mirror is a fascinating study of
how Chinese were watching
and being watched, at a crucial
moment in modern history.
David Der-wei Wang, Harvard
University
2007, 296PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3093-9 CL $57.00S
Beijing Opera
Costumes
The Visual Communication

of Character and Culture
Alexandra B. Bonds
One of the most useful costume
books on Beijing ( Jingju) opera
in the English language. . . .
t is a beautifully detailed book
that historians and novices alike
will find invaluable. Theatre
Design & Technology
Shortlisted for the 2009
Milla Davenport Publication
Award, Costume Society of
America
2008, 376PP, COLOR & B/W
978-0-8248-2956-8 CL $52.00S
Donors of Longmen
Faith, Politics, and Patronage

in Medieval Chinese Buddhist
Sculpture
Amy McNair
By far the most comprehensive
book-length research on the
Longmen Grottoes in a Western
language. International
Journal of Asian Studies
2007, 248PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-2994-0 CL $58.00S
Mirror of Morality
Chinese Narrative Illustration

and Confucian Ideology
Julia K. Murray
A forceful, successful attempt
to give paintings illustrating narratives a more significant role
than traditionally accorded in
most histories of Chinese art.
Choice
2007, 208PP, COLOR & B/W
978-0-8248-3001-4 CL $60.00S
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Divided by a Common
Language
Envisioning Eternal
Empire
Factional Conflict in Late

Northern Song China
Ari Daniel Levine
Chinese Political Thought

of the Warring States Era
Yuri Pines
Divided by a Common Language

is one of a few very detailed and
very carefully documented and
researched studies that focus
exclusively on political rhetoric.
The book and its extensive literature list make a pleasurable
read and will be an academic
asset for postgraduate students
and scholars of political rhetoric
in imperial China in general and
the Song dynasty in particular.
H-Net Reviews
This ambitious book looks into

the reasons for the exceptional
durability of the Chinese empire,
which lasted for more than two
millennia (221 BCE1911 CE).
Yuri Pines identifies the roots of
the Chinese empires longevity
in the activities of thinkers of the
Warring States period (453221
BCE), who, in their search for
solutions to an ongoing political
crisis, developed ideals, values,
and perceptions that would
become essential for the future
imperial polity.
2008, 296PP
978-0-8248-3266-7 CL $57.00S
Unbounded Loyalty
Frontier Crossings
in Liao China
Naomi Standen
Standen has produced an

impressive study, based on a
keen reading and analysis of
primary sources, that addresses
important ideas and concepts
mainly about borders and loyalty
during the Tang-Song transitionwhich in the past have
not received the attention they
deserve. This is a superb work
and one that all historians of
China should read, especially
those concerned with the Tang,
Liao, Five Dynasties, and Song
periods. Journal of Asian
History
2008, 320PP
978-0-8248-3275-9 CL $57.00S
Thinking with Cases
Specialist Knowledge
in Chinese Cultural History
Edited by Charlotte Furth,
Judith T. Zeitlin, and Ping-chen
Hsiung
[This] book is a China historians dream, and would be
an ideal textbook for a graduate course on the rich array of
themes and sources for the history of late-imperial China.
Journal of Chinese Studies
Remembering
Simplified
Hanzi 1
How Not to Forget the Meaning

and Writing of Chinese
Characters
James W. Heisig
and Timothy W. Richardson
2008, 432PP
978-0-8248-3323-7 PA $27.00S
Remembering
Traditional
Hanzi 1
How Not to Forget the Meaning

and Writing of Chinese
Characters
James W. Heisig and Timothy W.
Richardson
At long last the approach that
has helped thousands of learners memorize Japanese kanji has
been adapted to help students
with Chinese characters. Books
1 of Remembering Simplified
Hanzi and Remembering
Traditional Hanzi cover the writing and meaning of the 1,000
most commonly used characters
in the simplified Chinese writing
system, plus another 500 that
are best learned at an early stage.
(Books 2 add another 1,500
characters for a total of 3,000.)
2008, 440PP
978-0-8248-3324-4 PA $27.00S
Fundamental Spoken
Chinese
Robert Sanders and Nora Yao

The course set out in Funda
mental Spoken Chinese and
Fundamental Written Chinese
provides a thorough training
in all the skills that a learner
needs to reach a basic level of
proficiency in Mandarin Chinese
as well as a solid foundation
for more advanced study. . . .
Marvelously executed.
Mark Hansell, Carleton
College
Accompanying audio files
available for download and
streaming: MP3: http://www.
hawaii.edu/uhpress/mp3/fsc/;
RealAudio: http://www.hawaii.
edu/uhpress/realaudio/fsc/
2009, 424PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3156-1 PA $39.00S
Fundamental Written
Chinese
Nora Yao, Margaret Lee,

and Robert Sanders
Accompanying MP3 audio files
are available for download:
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mp3/fwc/. Streaming RealAudio
files are forthcoming.
2009, 384PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3157-8 PA $39.00S
2007, 344PP, ILLUS

978-0-8248-3049-6 CL $59.00S
2007, 296PP, MAPS

978-0-8248-2983-4 CL $55.00S
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ABC Chinese Dictionary Series
Victor H. Mair, general editor
Herself an Author
Gender, Agency, and Writing

Grace S. Fong
Takes the discussion in an
exciting new direction. . . . The
greatest contributions of this
book . . . are the introductions of
various women writers and the
translations into English of their
compositions, many discovered
by the author and not heretofore translated into English. . . .
Essential. Choice
A Choice Outstanding
Academic title
ABC Chinese-English
Comprehensive
Dictionary
Edited by John DeFrancis

An important landmark in the
history of Chinese lexicography.
Among its many achievements,
it is going to play an important
role in the standardization of
pinyin orthography. Modern
Language Journal
2009, 1,464PP
978-0-8248-2766-3 CL $67.00S*
*Requires additional
postage
ABC Etymological
Dictionary
of Old Chinese
Axel Schuessler
This is the first genuine etymological dictionary of Old
Chinese written in any language. As such, it constitutes
a milestone in research on the
evolution of the Sinitic language
group. Whereas previous studies
have emphasized the structure
of the Chinese characters, this
pathbreaking dictionary places
primary emphasis on the sounds
and meanings of Sinitic roots.
2007, 678PP
978-0-8248-2975-9 CL $64.00S
Minimal Old Chinese

and Later Han Chinese
A Companion to Grammata
Serica Recensa
Axel Schuessler
Minimal Old Chinese and Later
Han Chinese succeeds admirably
in the goals the author has set for
it. The introduction is the clearest and most useful document
of its kind I have seen in recent
years. It lays out in relatively few
pages what others have heretofore taken reams to express. The
body of the work gives the reader
the entire syllable inventory of
Old Chinese in a clear and useful
format. The index and finding
list are well organized and allow
quick access to the material in
the text. I predict that it will
become a standard handbook
for sinologists in general, just as
Kalgrens Grammata Serica and
Grammata Serica Recensa have
been during the past sixty years.
W. South Coblin, University
of Iowa
This book is intended as a
companion to the original
Grammata Serica Recensa and
therefore does not repeat other
information provided there.
Matters such as English glosses
and references to the earliest
occurrence of a graph can be
looked up in Grammata Serica
Recensa itself or in other relevant
dictionaries.
2008, 256PP, ILLUS

978-0-8248-3186-8 CL $57.00S
The Literature of
Leisure and Chinese
Modernity
Charles A. Laughlin
More than any scholar in the
field, Charles Laughlin has
placed the prose essay at the
heart of modern Chinese literary
production and reception
where it rightly belongs.
Kirk A. Denton, The Ohio
State University
2008, 256PP
978-0-8248-3125-7 CL $57.00S
The Phantom Heroine
Ghosts and Gender in Seven

teenth-Century Chinese
Literature
Judith T. Zeitlin
Zeitlin sets a new standard
for general thematic studies in
Chinese literature. In breadth,
depth, and incisiveness of her
insights, The Phantom Heroine
clearly deserves to be on every
graduate reading list. . . . An
accomplishment of the first rank.
. . . A major contribution to the
study of Chinese literature.
Journal of Chinese Studies
2007, 312PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3091-5 CL $61.00S
Voices in Revolution
Poetry and the Auditory

Imagination in Modern China
John A. Crespi
This is an important and exciting monograph for the field of
modern Chinese literature. It
sheds unprecedented light on
poetic composition and does
much more than previous studies
to flesh out the living practice of
poetry circulation and reception
in modern China.
Charles Laughlin, Tsinghua
University, Beijing
2009, 240PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3365-7 CL $47.00S
Mediasphere Shanghai
The Aesthetics
of Cultural Production
Alexander Des Forges
Coherently argued, imaginative
and thorough, Des Forges book
is a joy to read. The argument
presented is intricate. It overcomes the dichotomy between
the aesthetics and the material,
linking formal literary conventions to a wider social world.
It cuts across time, tracing a
genealogy of Shanghai fiction,
illuminating not just the circulating literary conventions of the
time, but also ideas and the very
conditions that produced the
Shanghai of today while alluding
to the Shanghai of tomorrow.
China Journal
2007, 320PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3081-6 CL $57.00S
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HEAD EAST ASIAN INSTITUTE,
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
2009, 456PP
978-0-8248-3264-3 CL $58.00S
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CHINA | LITERATURE & LITERARY STUDIES | PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION
Banished!
A Novel
Han Dong
Translated by Nicky Harman
This is a poets novel, written in
a spare and elegant style, gracefully rendered in English. Han
Dong finds irony and humor in
his tale of one family caught up
in the injustices and absurdities
of Cultural Revolution China,
and through his chronicle of the
vicissitudes faced by the Taos he
tells the story of millions whose
lives were disrupted in that turbulent decade. Richard King,
University of Victoria
Making
Transcendents
The Chinese Aesthetic

Tradition
The Shaolin
Monastery
Ascetics and Social Memory

in Early Medieval China
Robert Ford Campany
Li Zehou
Translated by Maija Bell Samei
History, Religion, and the

Chinese Martial Arts
Meir Shahar
This is a book that will help to

bring Chinese materials into the
larger conversation of religious
studies in general, and it will
undoubtedly become a classic.
Michael Puett, Harvard
University
2009, 330PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3333-6 CL $48.00S
The Chinese Classic

of Family Reverence
2008, 264PP
978-0-8248-3262-9 CL $59.00S
978-0-8248-3340-4 PA $28.00S
A Philosophical Translation
of the Xiaojing
Eminent Nuns
Henry Rosemont, Jr.,

and Roger T. Ames
Women Chan Masters of

Seventeenth-Century China
Beata Grant
This book by Beata Grant is
welcome not only because it is
one of the few full-length studies
of Buddhist nuns in premodern
China, but also because it adds
a nuanced dimension to our
understanding of literate womens culture in Jiangnan during
the Ming-Qing transition.
. . . Grants book deserves appreciation and attention from all
those interested in Chinese
womens history and the study
of women in Buddhism.
2008, 256PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3202-5 CL $48.00S
Two senior scholars offer their

perspective on the historical,
philosophical, and religious
dimensions of the Xiaojing as
well as a translation. The inclusion of the Chinese text adds
yet another dimension to this
important study.
2008, 152PP
978-0-8248-3284-1 CL $48.00S
978-0-8248-3348-0 PA $24.00S
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This translation of Li Zezhous

Huaxia meixue (1989), is considered among his most significant
works. Apart from its value
as an introduction to the philosophy of one of contemporary
Chinas foremost intellectuals,
The Chinese Aesthetic Tradition
fills an important gap in the literature of Chinese aesthetics in
English.
2009, 280PP
978-0-8248-3307-7 CL $50.00S
Buddhism and Taoism

Face to Face
Scripture, Ritual, and

Iconographic Exchange in
Medieval China
Christine Mollier
Molliers work in this volume
is brilliant. She deftly navigates
through manuscripts, canonical
texts, archaeological remains,
and art-historical evidence.
. . . Buddhism and Taoism Face
to Face is an exhilarating display
of Sinological erudition.
H-Buddhism
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STUDIES, ACADMIE DES
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LETTRES
2008, 256PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3411-1 PA $22.00S
Represents a major breakthrough in its blending of historical, ethnographic, and literary

sources to produce a compelling
narrative that is eminently readable yet also overturns mythologized accounts of Chinas martial
arts traditions while also enhancing our appreciation of the role
of violence in Chinese culture.
H-Buddhism
2008, 296PP, ILLUS, MAPS
978-0-8248-3349-7 PA $25.00S
Chinese Healing
Exercises
The Tradition of Daoyin

Livia Kohn
Livia Kohn is absolutely the
source on the origins and great
luminaries of Qigong, Tai Chi,
and Chinese Healing Exercises,
or Chinese Yoga. As the worlds
appetite for stress mastery,
wellness, and complementary
medicine grows and the fields of
health promotion and personal
empowerment explode, there is
a need for accurate reflection on
the origins of Chinas ancient
power tools for well-being, healing, and longevity. Based on
sound scholarship and accessible
to a wide audience, this book fulfills that need. Roger Jahnke,
OMD, Institute of Integral
Qig ong and Tai Chi
2008, 280PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3234-6 CL $62.00S
978-0-8248-3269-8 PA $27.00S
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Cornell University
East Asia Program
Max Loehr and the
Study of Chinese
Bronzes
Style and Classification

in the History of Art
Robert Bagley
Performing Grief
Bridal Laments in Rural China

Anne E. McLaren
McLarens artful book gives us
a glimpse of the extraordinary
treasury of poetic resources to
which many young rural women
in China once had recourse
as they sought to navigate the
ambiguities of one of the central transitions of their lives.
Harvard Journal of Asiatic
Studies
2008, 224PP
978-0-8248-3232-2 CL $56.00S
Displacing Desire
Travel and Popular Culture

in China
Beth E. Notar
Besides the valuable contribution that this book makes to
the literature on representation,
popular culture, and tourism, it
offers fascinating insights on a
growing Chinese consumer society. Choice
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Gao Village
Rural Life in Modern China

Mobo C. F. Gao
A powerful account, a vivid
description of the intimate world
of everyday life shaped by the
macro-processes of social transformation in the latter half of
twentieth-century China.
Religious Studies Review
2007, 300PP
978-0-8248-3192-9 PA $26.00S (A)
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Max Loehr (19031988) is

celebrated above all for a 1953
art historical study of Chinese
bronzes that effectively predicted discoveries Chinese
archaeologists were about to
make. Those discoveries in turn
overthrew the theories of Loehrs
great rival Bernhard Karlgren
(18891978), a Swedish sinologue whose apparently scientific
use of classification and statistics
had long dominated Western
studies of the bronzes. Revisiting
a controversy that was ended by
archaeology before the issues
at stake were fully understood,
Robert Bagley shows its methodological implications to be
profound.
2008, 200PP, ILLUS
978-1-933947-11-2 CL $85.00S (Y)
978-1-933947-41-9 PA $55.00S (Y)
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Negotiated Power in
Late Imperial China
The Zongli Yamen

and the Politics of Reform
Jennifer Rudolph
This book explores the nature
and functioning of reform
during the nineteenth century of Chinas Qing dynasty
(16441911). By analyzing the
bureaucratic modes of management that developed around the
creation and evolution of the
Zongli Yamen, or Foreign Office
(18611901), it demonstrates
the vitality of not only the
Chinese State, but also the institutional traditions of its Manchu
rulers.
2008, 246PP
978-1-933947-07-5 CL $42.00S (Y)
978-1-933947-37-2 PA $25.00S (Y)
#137

Eminent Chinese
of the Ching Period,
16441912
Edited by Arthur W. Hummel

First published in 19431944,
Hummels biographical dictionary remains the single indispensable reference tool for Chinese
history since 1644.
APRIL 2010, 1,116PP (2 VOLS)
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The Mongols in the

Making of Europe,
12201500
Images and Texts

Ann Fielding
Peking
A Social Survey
Sidney D. Gamble and J. S.
Burgess
Conducted under the auspices
of the Princeton University
Center in China and the
Peking Young Mens Christian
Association, this survey contains
data from questionnaires collected from a cross-section of
the local population between
September 1918 and December
1919.
MARCH 2010, 562PP, ILLUS, MAPS
978-1-905246-83-0 CL $145.00S
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EAST ASIA CLASSICS
Key Papers on Islam

in China
This is the first study to examine

the effect the Mongols had on
Western imagination and the
world beyond Christendom.
SEPTEMBER 2010, 256PP, COLOR
978-1-905246-76-2 CL $95.00S (A)
The Constitution
and Contesta
tion of Darhad
Shamans Power
in Contemporary
Mongolia
Judith Hangartner
978-1-906876-11-1 CL $90.00S (A)
Chinese Economic
History from the
Revolutionary Period
up TO the Present Day
Key Papers
Edited with an Introduction
by Michael Dillon
Among the areas covered: land
reform and collectivization,
the creation of the Peoples
Communes, the socialist transformation of industry, and the
economic experiments of the
Great Leap Forward.
MAY 2010, 800PP (2 VOLS)
978-1-905246-54-0 CL $395.00S
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Edited with an introduction

by Michael Dillon
This two-volume collection
includes papers on the conflict between Muslim groups
and between Muslims and the
Chinese state in imperial times,
culminating in the communal
violence and rebellion of the
1860s.
2009, 700PP (2 VOLS)
978-1-905246-53-3 CL $395.00S
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Key Papers on Chinese

Economic History
Up to 1949
Edited by Michael Dillon

This two-volume collection
brings together and interprets
much of the most important
and time-tested international
scholarship in English across the
broad-ranging field of Chinese
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James W. Heisig
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Lee Yeounsuk
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the best of Ssekis non-fictional
(and semi-fictional) writing, illuminating both the major novels
and the idiosyncratic mind that
created them. An impressive
work. Jay Rubin, Reischauer
Institute of Japanese Studies
2009, 280PP, ILLUS
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The Poetics of
Motoori Norinaga
Representations of the Exotic

in Twentieth-Century Japanese
Literature
Leith Morton
Leith Morton adds an exciting
and valuable dimension to this
field of criticism by introducing
some relatively unknown but
important writers and providing original and stimulating
discussions of others who are
under-treated but significant. By
helping us look at these literary
figures in a different light, he
adds new layers to a fascinating
subject. Susan Napier,
Tufts University
2009, 272PP
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The Curious Case

book of Inspector
Hanshichi
Detective Stories of Old Edo

Okamoto Kid
Translated and with an
Introduction by Ian MacDonald
A Hermeneutical Journey
Translated and edited
by Michael F. Marra
This volume contains Motoori
Norinagas (17301801) major
works on the Yamato region
the heartland of Japanese cultureincluding one of his most
famous poetic diaries, The Sedge
Hat Diary (Sugagasa no Nikki),
translated into English here for
the first time.
An entertaining collection
of detective stories. Daily
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Purloined Letters
Modanizumu
Cultural Borrowing and Japanese

Crime Literature, 18681937
Mark Silver
Modernist Fiction from Japan,

19131938
Compiled and edited, with intro
ductions and commentary, by
William J. Tyler
Lucidly argued and elegantly

written, Purloined Letters
will become essential reading
for scholars of detective fiction, Japanese literature, and
translation studies more generally.Amanda Seaman, author
of Bodies of Evidence: Women,
Society, and Detective Fiction
in 1990s Japan
2008, 232PP
978-0-8248-3188-2 CL $54.00S
The New Sun
Taro Yashima
In 1939 the painter Iwamatsu
Jun (19081994) and his artist
wife, Tomoe, arrived in the U.S.
as political refugees. During
World War II, Iwamatsu used his
artistic talents for the U.S. war
effort, and he adopted a pseudonym, Taro Yashima, to protect
his young son, whom he left
behind in Japan. The New Sun,
which was published in the U.S.
in 1943, is an account of his life
in prewar Japan.
2008, 344PP, ILLUS
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Gives readers a full and vivid

picture of Japanese literature
and its cultural milieu between
1913 and 1938, with smoothly
rendered translations of influential works and a thought-provoking critique of how trends
and movements during this
period have been constructed
and reinvented ever since.
Steve Rabson, professor
emeritus of Japanese, Brown
University
2008, 624PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3242-1 CL $49.00S
Voices from Okinawa
Featuring Three Plays by Jon

Shirota
and Katsunori Yamazato
Voices from Okinawa features
through literature the rich and
remarkable culture of Japans
southernmost islands.
2009, 224PP, COLOR & B/W
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MNOA 21:1
A Chagall and a Tree

Leaf
Shuntaro Tanikawa
Translated by William I. Elliott
and Kazuo Kawamura
2008, 56PP
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Reading Food in
Modern Japanese
Literature
Tomoko Aoyama
Offering a diverse cornucopia, Reading Food in Modern
Japanese Literature is a welcome
addition to scholarship, its
menu bound to entice readers
with a variety of tastes.
Pacific Affairs
Literature, like food, is, in
Terry Eagletons words, endlessly interpretable, and food,
like literature, looks like an
object but is actually a relationship. So how much do we, and
should we, read into the way
food is represented in literature?
Reading Food explores this and
other questions in an unusual
and fascinating tour of twentieth-century Japanese literature.
2008, 288PP, ILLUS
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When Tengu Talk
Hirata Atsutanes Ethnography

of the Other World
Wilburn Hansen
Hirata Atsutanes (17761843)
prolific writings on supernatural
subjects have never been thoroughly analyzed in English until
now. When Tengu Talk focuses
on Senky ibun (1822), a work
centering on Atsutanes interviews with a fourteen-year-old
Edo street urchin named Tengu
Koz Torakichi who claimed to
be an apprentice tengu, a supernatural creature of Japanese
folklore.
2008, 280PP
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The Four Great

Temples
Buddhist Art, Archaeology,

and Icons of Seventh-Century
Japan
Donald F. McCallum
The contribution McCallum
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pursue the traces of these ancient
wonders as they began to be
constructed in Japan, and to
paint a picture of a time when
Horyuji was not at all as grand
as it is today. McCallums book
is also highly significant in that
he foregrounds the issue of the
evolution of the great temples
vis-a-vis the development of the
political capital in ancient Japan.
. . . Another fascinating theme
of Four Great Temples is how
some of the original buildings
were transported first into the
Fujiwara capital, then to Nara.
2008, 352PP, ILLUS
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Death and the

Afterlife in Japanese
Buddhism
Edited by Jacqueline I. Stone

and Mariko Namba Walter
The chapters are all, without
exception, of the highest quality,
and the editing is superb. The
most remarkable feature of the
book is its internal cohesion. . . .
Stone and Walters compilation
of the volume is a great service
to the field, and they should be
commended for it. Japanese
Journal of Religious Studies
2008, 392PP, ILLUS
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Weaving and Binding
The Record of Linji
Imperial-Way Zen
Immigrant Gods and Female

Immortals in Ancient Japan
Michael Como
Translation and commentary

by Ruth Fuller Sasaki
Edited by Thomas Yh Kirchner
Weaving and Binding makes a

compelling argument that both
the Japanese royal system and
the Japanese Buddhist tradition
owe much to continental rituals
centered on the manipulation of
yin and yang, animal sacrifice,
and spirit quelling. Building on
recent archaeological discoveries, the author charts an epochal
transformation in the religious
culture of the Japanese islands,
tracing the transmission and
development of fundamental
paradigms of religious practice
to immigrant lineages and deities
from the Korean peninsula.
A masterpiece of scholarship
not only on Linji Chan, but also
on Chinese Buddhist language
and historythe annotations,
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astonishing detail the meanings, references, and grammar
of each line of text. The edition
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lengthy glossary, index, and table
of names. Buddhadharma:
The Practitioners Quarterly
Ichikawa Hakugens Critique

and Lingering Questions for
Buddhist Ethics
Christopher Ives
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The Material Culture

of Death in Medieval
Japan
Karen M. Gerhart
This study is the first in the
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Prophet Motive
Deguchi Onisabur, Oomoto,

and the Rise of New Religions
in Imperial Japan
Nancy K. Stalker
Prophet Motive is unquestionably an excellent monograph and
one of the best historical studies
on a Japanese new religion in
English. It offers an account that
helps us to reassess not only our
image of religion in Imperial
Japan, but also how we understand religious leadership. The
book merits in-depth discussion
among historians and scholars
of new religious movements.
Journal of the American
Academy of Religion
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spent the decades following
Japans surrender almost singlehandedly chronicling Zens
support of Japans imperialist
regime and pressing the issue
of Buddhist war responsibility. Despite the importance of
Ichikawas writings, this volume
is the first by any scholar to outline his critique.
2009, 288PP
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ANnotated Japanese
Literary Gems 2
Stories by Natsume Sseki,

Tomioka Taeko, and Inoue
Yasushi
Selected and edited by Kyoko
Selden, with Jolisa Gracewood
and Lili Selden
This series rovides rubi for nearly
all kanji at first use, along with
extensive annotations. The collection serves as a resource for
students of modern Japanese
literature and can be used as an
intermediate to advanced language text. NB: This book reads
from right to left.
2007, 212PP
978-1-933947-05-1 CL $41.00S (Y)
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#135
Teishinkki
What Did a Heian Regent Do?

The Year 939 in the Journal of
Regent Fujiwara no Tadahira
Edited by Joan R. Piggott
and Sanae Yoshida
This translation makes entries
from a courtier journal accessible
to English readers for the first
time. The finished work provides
startling insights into the Heian
court led by Tadahira during the
930s and 940s. NB: This book
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THE Pursuit
of Harmony
Poetry and Power

in Early Heian Japan
Gustav Heldt
Little attention has been paid
to the ties between producing
and performing verse and processes of economic, ideological,
political, and social change in
the Heian. This book addresses
such issues by investigating how
different members of the court
deployed poems in the pursuit
of power.
2008, 480PP
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Japan Textures
Sight and Word

A. Robert Lee
Photos by Mark Gresham
This book contains over 150
color photographs grouped
around the following themes:
Faces, Train Stations, City, Food
Markets, Bamboo, Straw, Water,
Walls, Umbrella Parasols, Stone,
Sand, Wood, Japan Blues, Crows,
Gomi, Rice, Carp.
THE Secret Island

and the Enticing
Flame
Worlds of Memory, Discovery,

and Loss in Japanese Poetry
Edwin A. Cranston
The three essays in this book
draw on the translators work
on love poetryclassical waka
and the tanka of Yosano Akiko
(18781942)but also introduce
the prose poems and free verse of
a contemporary surrealist poet,
Mizuno Ruriko, whose themes
are childhood and the loss of
innocence.
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Visioning Eternity
Aesthetics, Politics, and History

in the Early Modern Noh
Theater
Thomas D. Looser
This is the first Western language book on Edo period noh
and its use by the shogun, an
essential addition to the scholarship in Japanese theater and the
cultural history of early modern
Japan.
2008, 326PP
978-1-933947-08-2 CL $66.00S (Y)
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Reading The Tale

of Genji
Its Picture Scrolls, Texts

and Romance
Edited by Richard Stanley-Baker,
Jeremy Tambling, and Fuminobu
Murakami
Essays address The Tale of Genji
scrolls and texts in the context
of new critical theory relating to
cultural studies, narrative painting, narratology, comparative
literature, and a global view of
medieval romance.
Living Japan
Essays on Everyday Life

in Contemporary Japan
Edited by Harumi Kimura
This volume comprises 70 essays
by private individuals living in
Japan today who have chosen
a subject to write about with
a view to projecting a genuine
insight into the events, issues,
and aspirations that make them
who they are.
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Japanese Episodes
The Manysh
Edward H. House
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Volume 15
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Traditional Folk
Song in Modern Japan
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David W. Hughes
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Classic Reprints: Japan
Kyushu: Gateway
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Andrew Cobbing
2009, 416pp, COLOR
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The Ideologies
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Subjectivity, Transience
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Tim Cross
2009, 224PP, Illus
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Lafcadio Hearn
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2007, 288PP
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A History of Japanese
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Kenji Matsuo
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Japans Imperial
Forest Goryrin,
18891945
Conrad Totman
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Hokusais Project
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of Pictorial Space
David Bell
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Hirohito
The Shwa Emperor in War

and Peace
Hata Ikuhiko
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A Novel
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Discovering a New Land

Lorraine Sterry
Volume 1: German Weltpolitik

and the Emergence of Japan
as a Power, 18901931
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The Diary of Charles

Holmes 1889 Visit to
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Pictorial Record of Japan
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Critical Readings
on Japan, 19061948
Countering Japans Agenda

in East Asia, Series 1,
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Siebold and the Opening of Japan
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Herbert Plutschow
2007, 192pp
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Rethinking the RussoJapanese War
Volume I: Centennial
Perspectives
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2007, 448pp
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Rethinking the RussoJapanese War
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Matsumura
2007, 352pp
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Nagasaki
The British Experience,

18541945
Brian Burke-Gaffney
Long overdue, this important
first full-length account in
English of the history of Japans
first foreign settlement, which
for centuries was the countrys
only front door to the outside
world, will be widely welcomed.
2009, 176PP, ILLUS
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The Business, Life

and Letters of
Frederick Cornes
Aspects of the Evolution

of Commerce in Modern Japan,
18611912
Compiled and edited
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Japanese Envoys
in Britain, 18621964
Edited by Ian Nish

2007, 288PP
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Three Centuries of Mutual

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The Japanese in War

& Peace, 194248
Ian Nish
Ian Nish was a member of the
British Occupation Force in
Japan following the Asia-Pacific
War. During the years he was
there, he collected a number of
documents that throw light on
the attitudes of the Japanese people in the last two critical years
of the war and the equally critical first two years of the peace.
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Okakura Tenshin
and Pan-Asianism
War and Militarism

in Modern Japan
Shadows of the Past

Edited by Brij Tankha
Okakura Tenshins (18621913)
writings in both Japanese and
English became part of a growing
discourse that positioned Japan
as the guardian and protector of
Asia against the depredations,
cultural as much as economic
and political, of the West.
2009, 192PP
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Yamaji Aizan
and His Time
Issues of History and Identity

Edited by Guy Podoler
This volume strives to examine Japans twentieth-century
approach to war and militarism
in a wider perspective, bringing hitherto unexamined new
themes and subject-matter under
scrutiny up to the present day.
2009, 256PP
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Mrs. Fergusons Teaset, Japan, and the

Second World War
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Japanese History
Yushi Ito
Eiji Seki
2007, 240pp
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Peter N. Davies
Britains foremost scholar of the
international shipping industry
examines the growth and development of Japans modern shipping and shipbuilding industries
across a wide range of topics.
Private Yokois War
and Life on Guam,
194472
The Story of the Japanese

Imperial Armys Longest WWII
Survivor in the Field and Later
Life
Omi Hatashin
In 1972, when discovered by
local hunters on Guam, former
tailor Yokoi was widely reported
as a no surrender man who
survived, living up to the old
Japanese military code of honor.
The first part is the English
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wife. The second part is a biography of Yokoi after his return to
Japan. He died in 1997.
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Masanobu Tsujis
Underground Escape
Edited by Nigel Brailey

Long out of print, Colonel
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Thailand from the Japanese surrender in Bangkok in 1945, and
then finding his way into China
before returning to Japan in
1948, is a remarkable story.
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Hasegawa Nyozekan
and Liberalism in
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Mary L. Hanneman
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Human Rights Consti

tutionalism in Japan
and Asia
The Writings of Lawrence W.

Beer
Lawrence W. Beer
Penned by one of Americas
foremost constitutional scholars on Asia, this collection of
Lawrence Beers writings over
the last twenty-five years relating
to the key issues of human rights
constitutionalism in Asia, with
particular reference to Japan and
East Asia, will be widely welcomed by students and researchers alike.
2009, 240PP
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The Power of Memory

in Modern Japan
Edited by Sven Saaler

and Wolfgang Schwentker
Thematically structured (Politics
and International Relations;
Memorials, Museums, National
Heroes; Popular and Intellectual
Representations of Memory;
Realms of Memory; Center and
Periphery) the subjects treated
include the Nanjing massacre,
comfort women, the fate of war
monuments, the political use of
national memory in post-war
Japan and remembering the atom
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2009, 288PP
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History Education
and International
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Population, Family
and Society in PreModern Japan
A Case Study of Diplomatic

Disputes on Japanese Textbooks
Mutsumi Hirano
Akira Hayami
This is the first in-depth study to

examine the implications of history education in the context of
international relations (interstate
and transnational), focusing on
Japanese textbooks as the principal case study.
2009, 240PP
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The Orientation
of Science and Tech
nology
A Japanese View
Shigeru Nakayama
One of Japans most distinguished science historians of the
twentieth century is celebrated
in this third volume in the
Collected Papers series, with
the publication of twenty-four
of his papers, which are divided
thematically.
2009, 288PP
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Collected Papers of Twen
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Shock and Naturali

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Carl Cassegrd
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The Political and

Moral Imperatives
of the Bandung
Conference
of 1955
The Reactions of the U.S., U.K.

and Japan
Kweku Ampiah
2007, 240PP
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Written by the doyen of demography studies in Japan at the

University of Tokyo, this collection of Akira Hayamis writings in English brings together
for the first time an invaluable
resource of comparative primary
data on the demographic history
of Japan.
MARCH 2010, 304PP
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Japanese Society
The Lonely Crowd

Yuko Kawanishi
This book addresses the profound question of mental malaise
in its many forms in contemporary Japanese society, focusing on
three main areas: work, family,
and youth. The purpose is to
provide an analytical, critical
account of the social psychological state of the Japanese today,
as well as to present possible
measures that could contribute
to positive outcomes.
2009, 176PP
978-1-906876-00-5 CL $55.00S (A)
The Japanese
Housewife Overseas
Adapting to Change of Culture

and Status
Ruth Martin
2007, 224PP
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Identity, Gender
and Status in Japan
Takie Lebra
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Grammar of Western
Old Japanese
Part 2: Adjectives, Verbs,

Adverbs, Conjunctions, Particles,
Postpositions, Indexes
Alexander Vovin
Together with Part 1 of the same
grammar, this two-volume set
represents the most detailed
and exhaustive description ever
done in any language, including
Japanese, of the Old Japanese
language of the Yamato region
during the Asuka-Nara period.
2009, 988PP
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A Linguistic History
of the Forgotten
Islands
A Reconstruction of the
Proto-language of the Southern
Rykys
John R. Bentley
2008, 330PP, ILLUS
978-1-905246-57-1 CL $150.00S
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The Old Japanese

Complement System
A Synchronic and Diachronic

Study
Janick Wrona
2008, 416PP
978-1-901903-19-5 CL $155.00S
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The Accentual His

tory of the Japan
ese and Ryukyuan
Languages
A Reconstruction
Morio Shimabukuro
2007, 209PP
978-1-901903-63-8 CL $155.00S
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Continuities and Opportunities

The Japan Foundation
2007, 266PP
978-4-87540-079-0 CL $24.00S
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Directory of Japan
Specialists and
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United States
and Canada
Japanese Studies
in the United States
The Japan Foundation
2007, 1,576PP (3 VOLS)
978-0-8248-3145-5 PA $77.00s*
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Nichiren-sh Overseas
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Association
Writings of Nichiren
Shnin
Volume 5: Biography
and Disciples
Compiled by Kyts Hori
This volume, the thirteenth project of the English Translation
Committee of the Nichiren-shu
Overseas Propagation Promotion
Association (NOPPA), constitutes all fifty-four writings of
Buddhist reformer Nichiren
Shnin (12221282) included
in the Nichiren Shnin Zensh
(Complete Writings of Nichiren
Shnin), Volume V: Biography
and Disciples, published in Tokyo
in 1993.
2008, 240PP
978-0-8248-3301-5 PA $25.00S
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Playwrights Association
Half a Century of
Japanese Theater IX
1990s: Part 3
Japan Playwrights Association
The plays in this collection
reflect, in a sense, the present
moment of Japans society and
theater as seen in the context
of the past ten years. Many of
them portray a microcosmthe
small-scale world of the individual and his or her surroundings. However, they cannot be
categorized as domestic drama
or drama of passion. from the
Foreword by Sakate Yoji, president of the Japan Playwrights
Association
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Writings of Nichiren
Shnin
Volume 4: Faith and Practice

Compiled by Kyts Hori
2007, 248PP
978-0-8248-3180-6 PA $25.00S
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SHIN BUDDHISM
Koreas TwentiethCentury Odyssey
A Short History
Michael E. Robinson
An excellent book which concisely and succinctly presents the
reader an opportunity to better
understand the 20th century historical and cultural context for
events occurring on the Korean
peninsula today.
Korean Quarterly
An excellent survey of twentieth-century Korean history that
will be useful for both students
and interested readers. . . . The
most useful survey text on modern Korea. Acta Koreana
The wait for a succinct yet
comprehensive history of modern Korea is over. . . . A welcome
alternative to histories of Korea
too long or too complex for typical undergraduates. . . . Striking
photographs throughout confirm
this impressive volumes status as
the new standard in the field. . . .
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A Choice Outstanding
Academic title
Historical, Textual,
and Interpretive Studies
Edited by Richard K. Payne
2007, 232PP, ILLUS

978-0-8248-3174-5 PA $21.00S
This collection brings together

studies of the history, textual
tradition, and contemporary
interpretation of Shin Buddhism
by leading scholars in the field of
Pure Land Buddhist studies.
2007, 410PP
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Published in association with the Center for Korean Studies,

Modern Korean
Fiction
Bruce Fulton,
series editor
Domesticating
the Dharma
Buddhist Cults and the Hwam

Synthesis in Silla Korea
Richard D. McBride, II
Questioning Minds
Crisis in North Korea
Short Stories by Modern Korean

Women Writers
Yung-Hee Kim
The Failure of De-Stalinization,

1956
Andrei Lankov
Available for the first time in

English, the ten short stories
by modern Korean women collected here touch in one way
or another on issues related to
gender and kinship politics. All
of the protagonists are women
facing personal crises or defining
moments in their lives as gendermarked beings in a Confucian,
patriarchal Korean society.
What Lankov finds certainly

adds a great deal to our knowledge of North Korean history,
including some truly fascinating information. American
Historical Review
2009, 248PP, ILLUS

978-0-8248-3395-4 CL $55.00S
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2007, 292PP, ILLUS

978-0-8248-3207-0 PA $23.00S
Sitings
Critical Approaches to Korean

Geography
Edited by Timothy R. Tangherlini
and Sallie Yea
Arranged around a set of provocative themes, the essays in this
volume engage in the discussion
from various critical perspectives
on Korean geography.
978-0-8248-3138-7 CL $60.00S
KLEAR Textbooks in Korean Language
Published with the support of the Korea Foundation

Integrated Korean
Korean Language Education and Research (KLEAR) Center

For Integrated Korean textbooks, see pages 19, 88. Go to http://www.
kleartextbook.com/ for links to online audio files for most of the texts
in this series.
The Red Room
Stories of Trauma in
Contemporary Korea
Translated by Bruce
and Ju-Chan Fulton
Foreword by Bruce Cumings
The characters, and the settings, in these stories are Korean.
However, thanks to superb translations by Bruce and Ju-Chan
Fulton, the stories themselves are
universal. They expose the devastating impact traumatic experiences have on an individuals
judgment, moral compass, and
self-image long after the traumatic episodes themselves (in
these stories, during the Korean
War and Kwangju massacre) have
faded into history. Historians
often are so captivated by the
Big Picture that they forget the
impact of historic events on the
individuals who were caught
up in them. The Red Room
takes us inside the heads of the
traumatized, reminding us that
traumatic events such as civil war
damage even innocent bystanders for decades afterwards.
Don Baker, University of
British Columbia
2009, 216PP
978-0-8248-3326-8 CL $35.00S
978-0-8248-3397-8 PA $15.00S
McBride makes full use of

extant primary sources and a
wide selection of secondary
sources in Korean, Japanese,
Chinese and English to construct a compelling argument.
Acta Koreana
2007, 248PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3087-8 CL $54.00S
Christianity in Korea
Edited by Robert E. Buswell, Jr.,

and Timothy S. Lee
An excellent guideprobably one of the best resources
available in Englishfor the
study of Korean Christianity.
International Bulletin of
Missionary Research
2007, 416PP
978-0-8248-3206-3 PA $26.00S
Cultivating Original
Enlightenment
Wnhyos Exposition of the

Vajrasamdhi-Stra (Kmgang
Sammaegyng Non)
Translated and with an introduc
tion by Robert E. Buswell, Jr.
A fascinating study not just of
original enlightenment and the
many philosophical issues that
doctrine raises but also of the
commentarial tradition in East
Asia. Buddhadharma
2007, 440PP
978-0-8248-3076-2 CL $39.00S
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Korea and Japan
The Clash of Worldviews,

18681876
Yongkoo Kim
Yongkoo Kim analyzes the diplomatic relationship between
Korea and Japan during the period of the formation of modern
nation-states in the nineteenth
century.
2007, 192PP, COLOR & B/W
978-89-89443-05-6 CL $32.00S
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Representations
of Femininity in
Contemporary South
Korean Womens
Literature
Joanna Elfving-Hwang
This book discusses the extent to
which fictional representations
in South Korean womens fiction of the 1990s challenge the
enduring association of the feminine with domesticity, docility,
and passivity.
MAY 2010, 224PP
978-1-906876-02-9 CL $85.00S (A)
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East Asia Program
The Dynamics of
Confucianism and
Modernization in
Korean History
Yi Tae-jin
This volume makes available for
the first time in English a collection of the work of historian Yi
Tae-Jin. Over the course of his
career, he has done path-breaking
research that covers virtually the
entire Chosn period (13921910) from the Kory-Chosn
transition to the Kojong period
and Koreas takeover by Japan in
1910. One of the focal points of
his scholarship has been to reinterpret Neo-Confucianism as a
dynamic force in Korean history.
2007, 443PP
978-1-933947-06-8 CL $65.00S (Y)
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An Illustrated Guide
to Korean Mythology
Won-oh Choi
This highly engaging volume by
one of Koreas leading scholars
of comparative mythologythe
first study of its kind in English
provides a valuable introduction to centuries-old beliefs,
myths and folk tales relating to
Cosmology and Flood, Birth and
Agriculture, Messengers of the
Underworld, Shamans, Disease,
Good Fortune, Love and Family,
Gods of Village Shrines, and
Heroes.
2008, 464PP, COLOR
978-1-905246-60-1 CL $120.00S
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Korea: The Past

and the Present
Selected Papers from the British

Association for Korean Studies
BAKS Papers Series, 19912004
Edited by J. E. Hoare
and Susan Pares
2007, 576PP (2 VOLS)
978-1-901903-54-6 CL $175.00S
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Korean Nationalism
Betrayed
Joong-Seok Seo
Translated by Do Hyun Han
and Pankaj Mohan
2007, 224PP
978-1-905246-48-9 CL $80.00S (A)
The Tragedy of Korea
Distributed for the

Korea Institute,
Harvard University
F. A. McKenzie
First published in 1908, after
some ten years occupation of
Korea by Japan, F. A. McKenzies
strident study opens with the
words: I have to tell the story of
the awakening and the destruction of a nation. My narrative . . .
covers a period of less than thirty
years, and the greater part of it
has to do with events that have
happened since King Edward
came to the throne.
MARCH 2010, 312PP, ILLUS
978-1-901903-09-6 CL $95.00S (A)
Life on the Edge

of the DMZ
Si-woo Lee
Translated by Myung-Hee Kim
The authors now celebrated
quest, through narrative and
photography, to capture todays
built and natural environment
and way of life along the Min
Tong Line (Demilitarized Zone,
DMZ).
2008, 224PP, illus
978-1-905246-66-3 CL $75.00S (A)
Selected Writings
of Han Yongun
From Social Darwinism

to Socialism with a Buddhist
Face
Translated by Owen Miller
and Vladimir Tikhonov
One of Koreas most eminent
Buddhists and political activists
in the independence movement
during the long years of Japans
colonization of his country,
Han Yongun, otherwise known
as Manhae (18791944), was a
prolific writer and outstanding
poet.
2008, 192PP
978-1-905246-47-2 CL $75.00S (A)
Early Korea 1
Reconsidering Early Korean

History through Archaeology
Edited by Mark E. Byington
Early Korea is dedicated to
developing the fields of early
Korean history and archaeology
in the English language. The
present volume consists of six
scholarly works by specialists
active in these fields.
2008, 240PP, COLOR
978-0-9795800-1-7 PA $32.00S
Azalea 2
Journal of Korean Literature

and Culture
Edited by David R. McCann
Special Feature: Inside North
Korea, edited by Heinz Insu
Fenkl. Includes excerpts from a
graphic novel by Guy Delisle and
a comic book by Cho Pyngkwn and Rim Wal-yong; photographs by Peter Sobolev; poetry
by O Yng-jae, Li Chong-dk,
and Chn Pyng-gu; fiction by
Hyejin Kim, Hong Sk-chung,
and Choe Ryn.
2009, 400PP, COLOR & B/W
978-0-9795800-2-4 PA $30.00S
Azalea 1

and Culture
Edited by David R. McCann
2007, 416PP, COLOR & B/W
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The Artistry of Early
Korean Cartography
Han Young-woo, Ahn Hwi-Joon,

and Bae Woo Sung
Translated by Choi Byonghyon
The Artistry of Early Korean
Cartography is a window on the
cultural, technological, and even
spiritual factors that affected
the way Koreans observed
themselves, their landscape, and
the rest of the world before the
twentieth century. How did cartography stand astride the realms
of art and science in pre-modern
Korea? How do Koreans today
understand the roots of their
own culture, and what new perspective can their insights lend
to our own views of the world?
These questions and many others
are taken up by three of Koreas
leading scholars.
2009, 220PP, COLOR
978-0-917436-10-9 PA $75.00S
The Unending Korean

War
A Social History
Dong-Choon Kim
Translated by Sung-ok Kim
Dong-Choon Kim seeks to
understand the true impact of
the Korean War (19501953) on
South Koreas people and society. His social history addresses
these crucial questions, exposing
and probing the wars deepest
wounds, wounds long concealed
by Cold War rhetoric and successive oppressive military regimes
in the South.
2009, 338PP
978-0-917436-09-3 PA $24.00S
Eclectic Collecting
Painters in Hanoi
Art from Burma in the Denison

Museum
Edited by Alexandra Green
An Ethnography of Vietnamese
Art
Nora Annesley Taylor
The collection of Burmese art

housed at the Denison Museum
in Granville, Ohio, includes
more than 1,500 objects dating
from the late first millennium
A.D., through the twentieth century. This catalog of the Denison
collection discusses theoretical approaches to the study of
textiles and examines in some
depth the production and use
of textiles by the Karenic, Chin,
Kachin, Lahu, and Tai, and Wa
minority groups, as well as ethnic
Burmans, within the context of
their histories and cultures.
Painters in Hanoi adds important perspectives to the growing

body of literature on contemporary Southeast Asian art, as
it also illuminates the highly
specific political, economic, and
social conditions that shape but
do not determine that art.
2008, 256PP, COLOR & B/W

978-0-8248-3311-4 CL $62.00S (A)

(Singapore)
History of Science
in Korea
Sang-Woon Jeon
Utilizing rare pictures and offering detailed explanations of the
heritage of traditional Korean
science from the Bronze Age to
the Joseon Dynasty, this book
takes a fresh and unique look at
the history of Korean science.
2009, 500PP, ILLUS
978-9971-69-402-9 PA $28.00S (A)
2009, 192PP, COLOR & B/W

978-0-8248-3355-8 PA $26.00S
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Hidden Hands and

Divided Landscapes
A Penal History of Singapores

Rural Society
Anoma Pieris
Hidden Hands and Divided
Landscapes investigates how a
political system aimed at managing ethnic communities in the
larger material context of the
colonial urban project was first
imagined and tested through
the physical segregation of the
colonial prison. It relates the
story of a city, Singapore, and a
contemporary city-state whose
plural society has its origins in
these historical divisions.
2009, 416PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3221-6 CL $58.00S
978-0-8248-3354-1 PA $28.00S
WRITING PAST COLONIALISM
WITH THE INSTITUTE OF
POSTCOLONIAL STUDIES,
MELBOURNE
Conquest
and Pestilence
in the Early Spanish
Philippines
Linda A. Newson
The book is truly remarkable
in breadth and depth and has
the power of a prosecuting
attorneys relentless presentation of a damning circumstantial case: the readers resistance
gives way under the sheer
weight of the evidence. We hear
many different voices (some
ecclesiastical, some civil or military) reiterating the same sad
tale of depopulation and slow
recovery. Others have, on less
evidence, surmised some of
this story of loss, but no one
before has effectively estimated
its depth or duration. The tale
deserves to be told.
Norman G. Owen, editor,
The Emergence of Modern
Southeast Asia
2009, 432PP, MAPS
978-0-8248-3272-8 CL $56.00S
Polarizing Javanese
Society
Islamic and Other Visions

(c. 18301930)
Merle C. Ricklefs
Ricklefs grounds his study of
Javanese religious change in the
material reality of the island.
This is very fine social history.
James Rush, Arizona State
University
2007, 256PP
978-0-8248-3152-3 PA $32.00S
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The State in Myanmar
Robert H. Taylor
A substantive addition to
[Taylors] 1987 version of The
State of Burma, [this work]
continues the story of the evolution and development of the
modern Burmese state to 2008.
It is clearly one of the best books
(if not the best) published in the
English language on the modern
state in Myanmar, particularly in
terms of evidence, conceptualization, methodology, analysis, and
perspective. As such, it has few,
if any, equals. Michael AungThwin, University of Hawaii
2009, 580PP, MAPS
978-0-8248-3362-6 PA $28.00S (A)
Hakka Soul
Memories, Migrations,
and Meals
Chin Woon Ping
Chin Woon Pings Hakka Soul
chronicles the dreams, ambitions,
and idiosyncrasies of her family,
beginning with the death of her
grandmother in pre-Independence Malaya. Her stories follow
the familys move to the United
States and a journey to China to
visit her fathers ancestral home.
2008, 216PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3289-6 PA $26.00S (A)
Leaves of the Same

Tree
Trade and Ethnicity in the Straits

of Melaka
Leonard Y. Andaya
An excellent and challenging
book by a leading Southeast
Asian historian. Highly recommended. Choice
Fascinating. . . . This is a
learned book, full of interest,
full of stimulus. New Zealand
2008, 336PP, MAPS
978-0-8248-3189-9 CL $60.00S
ASIA
The Flaming Womb
Repositioning Women
in Early Modern Southeast Asia
Barbara Watson Andaya
Andaya has penned the
definitive volume on women in
early modern Southeast Asia.
Graduates and undergraduates will find Andayas work
approachable and foundational to their understanding of
Southeast Asian history, society,
politics, and religion. Choice
ACADEMIC TITLE
2008, 352PP, 4 MAPS
978-0-8248-2955-1 CL $63.00S
978-0-8248-3288-9 PA $23.00S
Thai Language
and Culture
for Beginners
Spirits of the Place
Buddhism and Lao Religious

Culture
John Clifford Holt
Yuphaphann Hoonchamlong
Thai Language and Culture for
Beginners aims to provide a basic
foundation in conversational
Standard Thai for beginning
learners. Designed primarily for
use in Thai as Foreign Language
classes at U.S. universities, this
coursebook uses a proficiencybased approach to learning Thai
and covers the daily real-life
topics and situations that a student might encounter. For more
information, visit www.yhoonchamlong.net.
VOLUME 1: 2007, 296PP, ILLUS
978-974-7512-25-0 PA $95.00S
VOLUME 2: 2007, 196PP, ILLUS
978-974-7512-26-7 PA $85.00S
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William J. Gedneys
Comparative Tai
Source Book
Thomas J. Hudak
This volume provides accurate
and reliable data from 1,159
common cognates found in 19
dialects from the Tai language
family. Originally collected
by noted Tai linguist the late
William J. Gedney, the data are
organized into the three branches of the Tai language family,
the Southwestern, the Central,
and the Northern, to facilitate
comparisons among the various
sound systems within the individual branches and within the
Tai language family as a whole.
John Holts study of Lao

Buddhism makes a unique contribution to our understanding
of the understudied religious
culture of Laos. Of special value
are the comparisons Holt draws
between Lao and Sinhala religious culture, and the insight
achieved when Buddhist conceptuality, symbol, and ritual
are seen through the lens of the
indigenous Lao religious substratum rather than vice versa.
Donald K. Swearer, Director,
Center for the Study of World
Religions, Harvard Divinity
School
2009, 368PP, COLOR & B/W, MAPS
978-0-8248-3327-5 CL $58.00S
Cambodian Buddhism
History and Practice

Ian Harris
A fascinating book that contains
a wealth of material that would
require a series of reviews to
discuss fully. It is a resource on
Cambodia that adds enormously
to the literature of Southeast
Asian Buddhism. . . . It will
become a pivotal work on the
subject. Journal of the Royal
Asiatic Society
2008, 368PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3298-8 PA $27.00S
2007, 232PP
978-0-8248-3190-5 PA $32.00S
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Violence and Serenity
Late Buddhist Sculpture

from Indonesia
Natasha Reichle
The number of clearly identifiable Buddhist works from the
Singasari and Majapahit dynasties (1222ca. 1520) is limited,
yet existing examples are impressive. Following a brief discussion
of the early history of Buddhism
in Indonesia, Natasha Reichle
focuses each chapter on a specific
statue or group of statues and
considers the larger issues evoked
by the images. Through a rarely
examined depiction of the last
Singasari king, she explores the
nature of religion in Java in the
late thirteenth century and what
we know about tantric practices
and the syncretism of Hinduism
and Buddhism.
978-0-8248-2924-7 CL $57.00S
Sultans, Shamans,
and Saints
Making Modern
Muslims
Tourism in Southeast
Asia
The City
in Southeast Asia
The Politics of Islamic Education

in Southeast Asia
Edited by Robert W. Hefner
Challenges and New Directions

Edited by Michael Hitchcock,
Victor T. King, and Michael
Parnwell
Patterns, Processes and Policy

Peter J. Rimmer abd Howard Dick
A path-breaking work, impressive for the amount of literature

studied and new data very well
synthesized. . . . A timely reference book on the subject, with
far-reaching significance for
understanding the diversity of
Islamic education and modernity
in Southeast Asia. [Hefners]
exhaustive readings of the available literature on Islamic education in the Muslim world give
the book a wide and unique
perspective, which makes his
work all the more readable for
non-Southeast Asianists.
Indonesia
2008, 256PP
978-0-8248-3280-3 CL $58.00S
978-0-8248-3316-9 PA $26.00S
Challenging the
Secular State
Islam and Muslims

in Southeast Asia
Howard M. Federspiel
The Islamization of Law in

Modern Indonesia
Arskal Salim
May be the best and most

comprehensive general introduction to Islam in Southeast Asia
available. . . . A richly suggestive
springboard from which students
might venture. Missiology
This is a highly original, wellwritten, and timely analysis

of Muslim Indonesian efforts
to implement Islamic law by
incorporating major elements
into national legislation. It will
be a work of singular importance for the study of Islam and
Muslim politics in contemporary Indonesia and elsewhere
in the modern Muslim world.
Robert W. Hefner, Boston
University
2007, 312PP, MAPS

978-0-8248-3052-6 CL $59.00S
Tourism in Southeast Asia provides an up-to-date exploration

of the state of tourism development and associated issues in
one of the worlds most dynamic
tourism destinations. The volume takes a close look at many
of the challenges facing South
east Asian tourism at a critical
stage of transition and transformation and following a recent
series of crises and disasters.
2009, 368PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3250-6 CL $62.00S (A)
978-0-8248-3299-5 PA $28.00S (A)
The Sociology
of Southeast Asia
Transformations in a Developing
Region
Victor T. King
An engaging sociological survey
of the region, one of the first of
its kind and a welcome contribution to Southeast Asian studies.
. . . Kings compilation exemplifies the importance of comparative and historical sociology, and
it should become an indispensable reference for students of
Southeast Asian history. . . .
Essential. Choice
ACADEMIC TITLE
2008, 352PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3229-2 PA $28.00S (A)
The City in Southeast Asia

explores the ways of moving
beyond outmoded paradigms of
the Third World City. Under
Patterns, the authors look at
the global cities of Singapore,
Hong Kong, and Kuala Lumpur,
and then the national capitals of
Bangkok, Jakarta, and Manila,
in relation to the second cities
of Chiang Mai, Surabaya, Cebu,
and Penang. Processes focuses
upon the privitization of climate
through air-conditioned environments, the industrialization of
consumption in the form of large
shopping malls, the role of cities
as platforms for the globalization
strategies of Asian multinationals, and the contest at streetlevel between public and private
space. Finally, Policy addresses
governance and markets with
regard to key issues in urban and
land-use planning.
2009, 368PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3313-8 PA $34.00S (A)
UH PRESS BLOG
news.
2008, 272PP
978-0-8248-3237-7 CL $54.00S
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Southeast Asia: Politics, Meaning, and Memory
Rita Smith Kipp and David Chandler, series editors

The Anxieties
of Mobility
Migration and Tourism in the

Indonesian Borderlands
Johan A. Lindquist
Kings of the Forest
The Cultural Resilience of

Himalayan Hunter-Gatherers
Jana Fortier
A beautifully crafted description
and analysis of one of the few
societies in the world still living
by nomadic hunting and gathering supplemented by trade. This
book can be read at many levels:
as a very readable description of
a fascinating and exotic society
in a part of the world that is little
known to Westerners; as a thorough, balanced anthropological
study of one of the worlds last
functioning hunting and gathering societies; and as a plea for the
right of indigenous minorities to
maintain their preferred ways of
life in the face of the powerful
homogenizing forces of development and globalization.
Kirk Endicott, Dartmouth
College
2009, 232PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3322-0 CL $60.00S
978-0-8248-3356-5 PA $24.00S
Indonesia Betrayed
How Development Fails

Elizabeth Fuller Collins
In this fine book, Elizabeth
Fuller Collins brings the earlier
tradition of rich regional analysis
to bear on the processes and
pitfalls of the post-Suharto era in
South Sumatra. The case study
is important, and the analysis
is rich. Robert W. Hefner,
Boston University
978-0-8248-3115-8 CL $56.00S
978-0-8248-3183-7 PA $26.00S
The Binding Tie
Chinese Intergenerational
Relations
in Modern Singapore
Kristina Gransson
The Binding Tie explores how
expectations and obligations
between generations are being
challenged, reworked, and reaffirmed in the face of far-reaching
societal change in modern
Singapore.
2009, 208PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3259-9 CL $57.00S
978-0-8248-3352-7 PA $26.00S
ASIA
Khmer Women
on the Move
Exploring Work and Life

in Urban Cambodia
Annuska Derks
This is a fascinating ethnography about young Khmer women
moving to the city to work in
the garment factories, in prostitution, and as street sellers. The
author makes good use of new
theoretical approaches in anthropology that focus on negotiation and creativity in situations
of rapid change.
Judy Ledgerwood, Northern
Illinois University
2008, 272PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3128-8 CL $61.00S
978-0-8248-3270-4 PA $27.00S
A fine-grained picture of
working class Indonesians and
Singaporeans who travel in opposite directions in pursuit of jobs,
money, sex, drugs, legitimacy,
and bright lights. . . . The ethnography is rich and fascinating,
and it captures a complex shifting world with delicacy, grace,
and clarity.
Aihwa Ong, University of
California, Berkeley
2008, 208PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3201-8 CL $57.00S
978-0-8248-3315-2 PA $24.00S
ASIA
Cult, Culture,
and Authority
~
Princess Liu Ha.nh in

Vietnamese History
Olga Dror
Drors work is a model of careful scholarship, sound reasoning,
and clear exposition. Particularly
compelling is its ability to link
broader issues in Vietnamese
society to the types of texts that
authors produced. American
Historical Review
2007, 272PP
978-0-8248-2972-8 CL $58.00S
Print and Power
Confucianism, Communism,
and Buddhism in the Making
of Modern Vietnam
Shawn Frederick McHale
An essential starting point
for what one hopes will be
a fundamental reconsideration of the multiple and globally inflected ways in which the
Vietnamese and other imperial
subjects approached colonialism
and modernity. American
Historical Review
2008, 272PP, MAPS
978-0-8248-3304-6 PA $25.00S
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Cambodge
The Cultivation of a Nation,

18601945
Penny Edwards
Penny Edwards examines brilliantly the metamorphosis of the
kingdom of Cambodia into the
French-Khmer colonial entity
of Cambodgethe chrysalis
from which todays Cambodia
has emerged. Demonstrating a
masterful command of scholarship and of archival, literary, and
popular sources, Edwards reveals
not a simple dance of colonial
domination and resistance but an
array of complex collaborations
through which Khmer subjects
adapted, and embraced as their
own, processes set in train by the
French. 2009 Benda Prize
Selection Committee
Winner of the Harry J. Benda
Prize in Southeast Asian
Studies
2008, 392PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-2923-0 CL $69.00S
978-0-8248-3346-6 PA $27.00S
How to Behave
Buddhism and Modernity in

Colonial Cambodia, 18601930
Anne Ruth Hansen
Remarkable. . . . [Hansens]
refreshing and provocative
approach to the study of ethics
in history will surely change the
field in general. Journal of
Religion
2007, 272PP
978-0-8248-3032-8 CL $60.00S
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Kuala Lumpur
and Putrajaya
Tai Lands
and Thailand
Negotiating Urban Space

in Malaysia
Ross King
Community and the State

in Southeast Asia
Edited by Andrew Walker
In this copiously illustrated

book, Ross King considers what
form of metropolis the Kuala
Lumpur-Putrajaya region might
foreshadow, arguing that signs of
this future city are to be sought
in the collision points between
the utopian dreams of imagined
futures and the reality of purposely forgotten pasts.
Using thematic and ethnographic studies from Thailand, Laos,

Burma, and southern China, the
authors describe modern forms
of community where state power
intersects with markets, livelihoods, and aspirations.
2008, 256PP, ILLUS

978-0-8248-3318-3 PA $38.00S (A)
Javanese Perfor
mances on an
Indonesian Stage
Kampung, Islam and

State in Urban Java
Celebrating Culture,
Embracing Change
Barbara Hatley
Patrick Guinness
Community still provides a
rallying point for urban lowincome residents of the off-street
neighborhoods (kampung) in
Yogyakarta and in other cities
of Java. Patrick Guinness, who
began studying the kampung
settlements of Yogyakarta more
than thirty years ago, examines
them from the perspectives of
kampung leaders and enterpreneurs, kampung youth, formal
and casual labor, and NGO volunteers working in these neighborhoods.
2009, 312PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3360-2 PA $32.00S (A)
History in Uniform
Military Ideology and the

Construction of Indonesias Past
Katharine McGregor
A thoughtful, stimulating piece
of scholarship which significantly deepens our knowledge
of Indonesias New Order.
R. E. Elson, University of
Queensland
2007, 352PP
978-0-8248-3153-0 PA $38.00S (A)
2009, 272PP, ILLUS

978-0-8248-3359-6 PA $29.00S (A)
Barbara Hatleys work makes a

great contribution to our knowledge of Java, and of the role of
popular performing arts in a
region undergoing rapid, often
disruptive, change. She speaks
with unrivalled authority, and
opens up new ways of thinking
about the relations among performers, critics, and spectators.
Ward Keeler
2008, 264PP, ILLUS
978-0-8248-3295-7 PA $37.00S (A)
Cham Muslims
of the Mekong Delta
Place and Mobility in the

Cosmopolitan Periphery
Philip Taylor
Given the paucity of materials
in English on the Cham people
of mainland Southeast Asia,
any new publication would be
welcome. As this is an excellent
book, it is doubly welcome. . .
. [Its] real strengths . . . lie in a
deep and complex understanding
of the fragmented societies of
Vietnams far south. Aseasuk
News
2007, 304PP
978-0-8248-3154-7 PA $37.00S (A)
Balikbayang Sinta
A Nation Aborted
An E. San Juan Reader

Epifanio San Juan, Jr.
Rizal, American Hegemony,

and Philippine Nationalism
Revised Edition
2008, 386PP
978-971-550-528-4 PA $60.00S
Tagalog Bestsellers
of the Twentieth
Century
A History of the Book

in the Philippines
Patricia May B. Jurilla
This pioneering work is a study
on the history of the book in
the Philippines, with a focus on
literary publishing and Tagalog
literary bestsellers of the twentieth century.
2008, 278PP
978-971-550-563-5 PA $50.00S
The Waiter
and the Fisherman
and Other Essays in Literature

and Culture
Miguel A. Bernad, S.J.
2008, 170PP
978-971-550-541-3 PA $30.00S
Why Counting Counts
A Study of Forms of Con

sciousness and Problems of
Language in Noli Me Tangere
and El Filibusterismo
Benedict R. OG. Anderson
This book examines Jose Rizals
great novels through a hitherto
untried quantitative analysis of
the scope and evolution of their
political and social vocabulary, as
well as their use of Tagalog and
the lengua de Parian.
2008, 104PP
978-971-550-555-0 PA $24.00S
Stories from Another

Time
Benjamin Bautista
2008, 148PP
978-971-550-560-4 PA $26.00S
Floro Quibuyen
A Nation Aborted is about recovering a lost history and vision,
an invitation to reread Rizal,
rethink his project, and revision
Philippine nationalism.
2008, 448PP
978-971-550-574-1 PA $59.00S
Sueldo and Bayad
Essays on Philippine Lifestyle

Jose S. Arcilla, S.J.
2008, 246PP
978-971-550-572-7 PA $34.00S
Ah, Wilderness!
A Journey through Sacred Time

Simeon Dumdum, Jr.
2008, 270PP
978-971-550-581-9 PA $42.00S
The Promise
of the Nation
Gender, History, and Nation

alism in Contemporary Ilokano
Literature
Roderick G. Galam
The Promise of the Nation examines the construction of the
nation in contemporary Ilokano
literature in the intersections of
gender, history, and nationalism
by tracking its political, material,
and socio-cultural connections
and intervention in Philippine
socio-political discourse, history,
and historiography.
2009, 338PP
978-971-550-554-3 PA $48.00S
The Past, Love, Money

and Much More
Philippines-Japan Relations since

the End of the Second World
War
Edited by Lydia N. Yu-Jose
2008, 236PP
978-971-0426-03-4 PA $38.00S
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Give Jesus a Hand!
Charismatic Christians: Populist

Religion and Politics in the
Philippines
Christl Kessler and Jurgen Ruland
The authors question common
perceptions of Charismatic
Christians as under-privileged masses and depict the
Charismatic success as a genuinely religious phenomenon, which
nevertheless might have political
repercussions.
2009, 238PP
978-971-550-569-7 PA $37.00S
Faith on the Move
Toward a Theology of Migration

in Asia
Edited by Fabbio Baggio
and Agnes M. Brazal
This is the first work on migration in Asia that deftly blends
sociology, anthropology, philosophy, theology, and spirituality to
show that migration, now a universal phenomenon, thanks in
part to globalization, must be a
constant concern of the Churchs
mission.
2009, 282PP
978-971-550-557-4 PA $42.00S
Competing Views
and Strategies on
Agrarian Reform
Saturnino M. Borras, Jr.

VOLUME 1: INTERNATIONAL
PERSPECTIVE
2009, 270PP
978-971-550-558-1 PA $40.00S
VOLUME 2: PHILIPPINE PER
SPECTIVE
2009, 248PP
978-971-550-559-8 PA $38.00S
After the Romance
Communities and Environ

mental Governance in the
Philippines
Edited by Karin L. Gollin
and James L. Kho
2008, 312PP
978-971-550-582-6 PA $30.00S
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A Lemery
Archaeological
Sequence
Cecilia Y. Locsin, Maria Isabel

G. Ongpin, and Socorro Paz P.
Paterno
This book is based on an excavation done by the three authors in
an undisturbed parcel of land in
Lemery, Batangas.
2008, 316PP
978-971-550-579-6 CL $130.00S
978-971-550-552-9 PA $60.00S
Re-Shaping the World
Philip II of Spain and His Time

Edited by Damaso de Lario
2009, 176PP
978-971-550-556-7 PA $22.00S
Engaging Society
Acquiring Eyes
The Sociologist in a War Zone

John J. Carroll, S.J.
Philippine Visuality, Nationalist

Struggle, and the World-Media
System
Jonathan Beller
This book of selected writings

lays out the evolution of Fr.
Carrolls thinking on Philippine
social structure and societal
change over forty years of active
research, writing, and sharing
poor peoples lives. Applying
sociological theory to the analysis of everyday social and political events, Carroll challenges
the Catholic Church, elites, civil
society, and grassroots groups to
attack and rectify the appalling
imbalance of power and benefits
in Philippine society.
from the Foreword by Mary
Racelis
The Philippines
through European
Lenses
2008, 330PP
978-971-550-505-5 PA $62.00S
Late 19th-Century Photographs

from the Meerkamp van Embden
Collection
Otto van den Muijzenberg
Leading Philippine
Organizations
in a Changing World
2008, 368PP, ILLUS

978-971-550-576-5 CL $100.00S
978-971-550-567-3 PA $50.00S
People of the Middle

Ground
A Century of Conflict and

Central Mindanao, 18801980s
Ronald K. Edgerton
This book tells the story of
people in central Mindanao who,
over time, developed a masterful capacity to borrow from the
new without losing touch with
the old, reimagining themselves
not as willing Western clones or
stubborn tribal traditionalists,
but as virtuosos at articulating
between multiple ways of being.
2008, 456PP
978-971-550-566-6 PA $65.00S
Research and Best Practices

Edited by Ma. Regina M.
Hechanova and Edna P. Franco
2008, 234PP
978-971-550-536-9 PA $35.00S
Church, State,
and Civil Society
in Postauthoritarian
Philippines
Narratives of Engaged
Citizenship
Antonio F. Moreno, S.J.
2008, 372PP
978-971-550-494-2 PA $39.00S
Brains of the Nation
Pedro Paterno, T.H. Pardo de

Tavera, Isabelo de los Reyes
and the Production of Modern
Knowledge
Resil B. Mojares
2008, 578pp, Illus
978-971-550-496-6 PA $87.00S
2008, 344PP, ILLUS

978-971-550-495-9 PA $87.00S
Comanagement
in Practice
The Challenges and Complex

ities of Implementation in
the Northern Sierra Madre
Mountain Region
Edited by Denyse J. Snelder
and Eileen C. Bernardo
2008, 318PP, Illus
978-971-550-482-9 PA $55.00S
A Living Constitution
The Troubled Arroyo Presidency

Joaquin G. Bernas, S.J.
2008, 260PP
978-971-550-520-8 PA $40.00S
A Man and His Music
An Autobiography
Angel M. Pea
2008, 220pp
978-971-550-509-3 PA $38.00S
Into the Country

of Standing Men
Rey Ventura
2008, 324pp
978-971-550-507-9 PA $30.00S
Ang Bayan sa Labas ng

Maynila (The Nation
Beyond Manila)
Rosario Cruz-Lucero
2007, 256PP
978-971-550-535-2 PA $40.00S
Mindanao Ethno
history Beyond
Nations
Maguindanao, Sangir, and

Bagobo Societies in East
Maritime Southeast Asia
Shinzo Hayase
2007, 300PP
978-971-550-511-6 PA $29.00S
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The Power
of Prophecy
Dont Forget
to Remember Me
Bridges
to New Business
Prince Dipanagara and the

End of an Old Order in Java,
17851855
Second Edition
A Day in the Life of Indonesia

Edited by Henk Schulte Nordholt
and Fridus Steijlen
The Economic Decolonization

of Indonesia
Thomas J. Lindblad
This one-hour documentary,

with subtitles in English, provides glimpses of everyday life
throughout the archipelago.
Recordings for this film were
made between 2003 and 2006.
For more information on the
project see: www.kitlv.nl. The
DVD can be played on any PC.
This first comprehensive history of the decolonization of the

Indonesian economy traces the
origins of economic decolonization to the late-colonial period,
covers developments during the
Japanese occupation and the
Indonesian Revolution as well as
continued operations by Dutch
enterprises in Indonesia during
the 1950s.
Peter Carey
A Passion for Birds
The Story of the First Lady of

Bird Photography in South-east
Asia and Her Subjects
Ong Kiem Sian
For more than a decade, Ong
Kiem Sian has produced the
most stunning images of birds
of the region. Collected here are
her most valuable and spectacular images.
National hero, Javanese mystic,

pious Muslim, and leader of the
holy war against the Dutch
between 1825 and 1830, the
Yogyakarta prince Dipanagara
is pre-eminent in the pantheon
of modern Indonesian historical figures. This first biography
based on Dutch and Javanese
sources is concerned with the
rise of Western colonial rule in
Indonesia, the fate of indigenous
cultures in an age of imperials,
and the role of Javanese Islam in
modern Indonesian history.
2008, 926PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-303-1 CL $62.00S (A)
Verhandelingen #249
2008, 168PP, COLOR, PLUS DVD

978-981-05-9231-8 CL $59.00S (A)
Restoring
the Balance
Wild Animals of
Singapore
Performing Healing
in West Papua
Ien Courtens
A Photographic Guide to
Mammals, Reptiles, Amphibians
and Freshwater Fishes
Nick Baker and Kelvin Lim
This is the most comprehensive
account of Singapores wild
animals ever produced in one
volume.
2008, 180PP, COLOR
978-981-05-9459-6 PA $36.00S (A)
This anthropological study on

healing performances in the
context of religious change offers
an ethnographically rich journey
through the variety of healing
methods in current Ayfat society:
indigenous, biomedical, and
Christian.
2008, 264PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-278-2 PA $44.00S (A)
Verhandelingen #241
A welcome addition to the scant

literature on colugos and worthy
of inclusion in the library of any
tropical mammal enthusiast.
Journal of Mammalogy
Percakapan Bahasa
Indonesia
Conversations in Indonesian
Compiled by Fridus Steijlen and
Henk Schulte Nordholt
Twenty-six interviews with
Indonesians from various social
backgrounds, are presented on
two DVDs. The speakers are
from all over the archipelago.
These excerpts can be successfully used by students and teachers of bahasa Indonesia at an
advanced level. Each interview
is introduced in the explanatory
booklet, which also includes a
map. The DVDs can be played
at any PC.
2008, 2 DVDs, PLUS BOOKLET
978-90-6718-322-2 $13.00S (A)
Loan-words in
Indonesian and Malay
Edited by Russell Jones

2007, 400PP, PLUS DVD
978-90-6718-304-8 CL $74.00S (A)
Colugo
The Flying Lemur of South-east

Asia
Norman Lim
Edited by Morten Strange
2008, DVD
978-90-6718-337-6 $19.00S (A)
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A World of Water
Rain, Rivers and Seas in

Southeast Asian Histories
Edited by Peter Boomgaard
2007, 376PP
978-90-6718-294-2 PA $44.00S (A)
Verhandelingen #240
2008, 250pp, illus

978-90-6718-290-4 pa $31.00S (A)
Verhandelingen #245
Watching Si Doel
Television, Language
and Cultural Identity in
Contemporary Indonesia
Klarijn Loven
Examines from a critical discourse analysis perspective how
the Indonesian government,
Indonesian television producers, and local audiences shape,
interpret, and struggle over the
meaning of the phrase national
television.
2008, 478pp, illus, plus dvd
978-90-6718-279-9 pa $50.00S (A)
Verhandelingen #242
The Cutting Edge
West Central African 19th

Century Throwing Knives in the
National Museum of Ethnology,
Leiden
A. M. Schmidt and P. Westerdijk
Features a group of Central
African throwing knives acquired
by the National Museum of
Ethnology at the end of the nineteenth century.
2008, 112PP, COLOR & B/W
978-90-5450-007-0 CL $44.00S (A)
2008, 80PP, COLOR, PLUS DVD

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The Voice of the Law
in Transition
Catholics in Indo
nesia, 18081942
Massier Indonesian Jurists and

Their Languages, 19152000
Ab Massier
A Documented History
Volume 2: The Spectacular
Growth of a Self Confident
Minority, 19031942
Argues that the law must be

viewed as inextricably bound up
with the language in which it is
formulated. Even the replacement of Dutch by Indonesian as
the official language of the law,
surely a major event for the work
of Indonesian jurists, has not
been closely examined.
2008, 324PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-271-3 PA $44.00S (A)
Verhandelingen #235
For Profit
and Prosperity
The Contribution Made by

Dutch Engineers to Public
Works in Indonesia, 18002000
Edited by Wim Ravesteijn
and Jan Kop
This book provides a detailed
description of some of the most
important civil public works
projects of the Dutch East
Indian era.
2008, 564PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-323-9 CL $62.00S (A)
Gold Cloths
of Sumatra
Indonesias Songkets from

Ceremony to Commodity
Susan Rodgers, Anne Summerfield,
and John Summerfield
Employing a weaving technique
that is hundreds of years old
in Malaysia, Sumatra, coastal
Kalimantan, and east Bali and
nearby islands, songket artistry is
a thriving, living, even expanding art form, as a marketable
commodity, for sale as heritage
textile and collectible.
2008, 138PP, COLOR ILLUS
978-90-6718-312-3 PA $39.00S (A)
Karel Steenbrink
Catholics never constituted
more than three per cent of
the Indonesian population,
one-third of the total number of Christians. The author
looks closely at the rivalry with
Protestant missionary activities,
as well as the race with Islam in
many regions of the outer islands
that came under Dutch rule in
the early twentieth century.
2008, 652PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-260-7 PA $57.00S (A)
Verhandelingen #232
Jaranan
The Horse Dance and Trance

in East Java
Victoria M. Clara van
Groenendael
A striking feature of the performances of the majority of horse
dance (jaranan) groups is the
appearance of trance dancers,
who are used to establish contact
with the spirits of ancestors. The
government discourages this
practice, and this book examines
ways in which local companies
have gone about preserving the
dramatic genre.
2008, 300PP, ILLUS, PLUS CD
978-90-6718-306-2 PA $44.00S (A)
Verhandelingen #252
Uma Politics
Distributed for NIAS

Press (Nordic Institute
of Asian Studies)
Linking Destinies
Trade, Towns, and Kin

in Asian History
Edited by Peter Boomgaard,
Dick Kooiman, and Henk Schulte
Nordholt
This collection of essays demonstrate how flows of trade,
cities, and kinship relations hang
together, and how the study of
one topic opens new vistas on
the other two, revealing causal
links that otherwise would have
remained hidden.
2008, 286pp
978-90-6718-320-8 pa $31.00S (A)
Verhandelingen #256
The Lion and the

Gadfly
Dutch Colonialism and the

Spirit of E. F. E. Douwes Dekker
Paul W. van der Veur
2007, 864PP, ILLUS
978-90-6718-242-3 CL $57.00S (A)
Verhandelingen #228
A Chain of Kings
The Makassarese Chronicles of

Gowa and Talloq
William P. Cummings
2007, 124PP
978-90-6718-287-4 PA $31.00S (A)
BIBLIOTHECA INDONESICA #33
Indonesia in the
Soeharto Years
Issues, Incidents and Images

Edited by John H. McGlynn,
Oscar Motuloh, Suzanne Charl,
Jeffrey Hadler, Bambang Bujono,
Margaret Glade-Agusta, and
Gedsiri Suhartono
An Ethnography of Democrati
zation in West Sumba, Indo
nesia, 19862006
Jacqueline A. C. Vel
2007, 508PP, ILLUS

978-90-6718-263-8 CL $62.00S (A)
This book concentrates on

the political transformation to
democracy over a twenty-year
period in one of Indonesias most
traditional islands.
Architecture in Indonesia
Edited by Peter Nas
Constructing
Singapore
Elitism, Ethnicity and the

Nation-Building Project
Michael D. Barr and Zlatko Skrbi
Constructing Singapore studies
Singaporean nation-building by
focusing on two processes: elite
formation and elite selection. It
gives primary attention to the
role that ethno-racial ascription
plays in these processes, but also
considers the input of personal
connections, personal power,
class, and gender.
2009, 320PP, Illus
978-87-7694-028-7 CL $95.00S (A)
978-87-7694-029-4 PA $35.00S (A)
Democracy in Asia #11
Burma and Japan

since 1940
From Co-Prosperity
to Quiet Dialogue
Donald M. Seekins
2008, 192PP, COLOR
978-87-91114-98-4 CL $67.00S (A)
978-87-7694-017-1 PA $30.00S (A)
Creating Laos
The Past in the

Present
The Making of a Lao Space

between Siam and Indochina,
18601945
Sren Ivarsson
2007, 286PP, ILLUS

978-90-6718-296-6 CL $50.00S (A)
2008, 252PP, illus

978-87-7694-022-5 CL $67.00S (A)
978-87-7694-023-2 PA $35.00S (A)
2008, 296PP, ILLUS

978-90-6718-324-6 PA $44.00S (A)
Verhandelingen #260
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Proper Islamic
Consumption
Shopping among the Malays

in Modern Malaysia
Johan Fischer
This work shows how diverse
forms of Malay middle-class
consumption are understood,
practiced, and contested as a particular mode of modern Islamic
practice.
2009, 272PP, Illus
978-87-7694-031-7, $75.00S (A)
978-87-7694-032-4, $35.00S (A)
Beyond the Green

Myth
Borneos Hunter-Gatherers
in the Twenty-First Century
Edited by Peter Sercombe
and Bernard Sellato
2008, 400PP, illus
978-87-91114-84-7 CL $85.00S (A)
978-87-7694-018-8 PA $35.00S (A)
Studies in Asian Topics #37
Childbirth and
Tradition in North
east Thailand
Forty Years of Development

and Cultural Change
Anders Poulsen
2008, 240PP, illus
978-87-7694-003-4 PA $35.00S (A)
Lost Goddesses
The Denial of Female Power

in Cambodian History
Trudy Jacobsen
2008, 336PP, ILLUS
978-87-7694-001-0 PA $35.00S (A)
People of Virtue
Fiery Dragons
Breeds of Empire
Reconfiguring Religion,
Power and Moral Order
in Cambodia Today
Edited by Alexandra Kent
and David Chandler
Banks, Moneylenders
and Microfinance in Burma
Sean Turnell
The Invention of the Horse

in Southeast Asia and Southern
Africa 15001950
Greg Bankoff and Sandra Swart
This volume not only contributes to the new interest in

religion in Cambodia, but it
also places the religious revival
in a nuanced social, cultural,
and political context and shows
how Cambodia pursues order in
large part through reference to
her past.
2009, 320PP, ILLUS
978-87-7694-036-2 CL $87.00S (A)
978-87-7694-037-9 PA $37.00S (A)
NIAS Studies in Asian Topics
#43
Beyond Democracy
in Cambodia
Political Reconstruction
in a Post-Conflict Society
Edited by Joakim jendal
and Mona Lilja
Beyond Democracy in Cambodia
is the first study to assess the
post-conflict democratization
and reconstruction process in
Cambodia in a systematic and
in-depth empirical way.
2009, 320pp
978-87-7694-043-0 PA $37.00S (A)
Democracy in Asia #12
Women and Politics

in Thailand
Edited by Kazuki Iwanaga

and Marjorie Suriyamongkol
2008, 250PP
978-87-91114-34-2 CL $69.00S (A)
978-87-91114-35-9 PA $29.00S (A)
This book explores the present

circumstances of Burmas financial malaise, beginning at the
dawn of the colonial era.
2009, 400PP
978-87-7694-041-6 CL $80.00S (A)
978-87-7694-040-9 PA $37.00S (A)
Kinship and Food

in South East Asia
Edited by Monica Janowski

and Fiona Kerlogue
2007, 304PP, ILLUS
978-87-91114-93-9 PA $35.00S (A)
STUDIESINASIAN TOPICS #38
I Will Send My Song
Kammu Vocal Genres

in the Singing of Kam Raw
Hkan Lundstrm
2008, 216PP, ILLUS, PLUS CD
978-87-91114-23-6 CL $69.00S (A)
978-87-91114-32-8 PA $28.00S (A)
Power, Resistance
and Women
Politicians in
Cambodia
Discourses of Emancipation
Mona Lilja
2008, 224PP, illus
978-87-91114-71-7 CL $70.00S (A)
978-87-7694-020-1 PA $30.00S (A)
Exploring Ethnic
Diversity in Burma
Edited by Mikael Gravers

2007, 304pp, illus
978-87-91114-96-0 PA $35.00S (A)
2008, 272PP, ILLUS

978-87-7694-014-0 CL $59.00S (A)
978-87-7694-021-8 PA $30.00S (A)
Democracy and
National Identity
in Thailand
Michael Kelly Connors

2007, 304PP
978-87-7694-002-7 PA $27.00S (A)
Studies in Contemporary
Asian History #7
Trade and Society

in the Straits of
Melaka
Dutch Melaka and English

Penang, 17801830
Nordin Hussin
2007, 416PP, ILLUS
978-87-91114-47-2 CL $85.00S (A)
978-87-91114-88-5 PA $34.00S (A)
Indonesia and
the Muslim World
Between Islam and Secularism

in the Foreign Policy
of Soeharto and Beyond
Anak Agung Banyu Perwita
2007, 240PP
978-87-91114-92-2 PA $29.00S (A)
NIAS REPORTS #50
Land and Longhouse
Agrarian Transformation
in the Uplands of Sarawak
R. A. Cramb
2007, 448PP, ILLUS
978-87-7694-010-2 PA $45.00S (A)
NIAS MONOGRAPHS #110
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Penang and Its REGION
The Story of an Asian Entrept

Yeoh Seng Guan, Loh Wei Leng,
Khoo Salma Nasution, and Neil
Khor
This collection discusses the personal networks that have linked
prominent individuals in Penang
with neighboring areas, and
then considers the position of
the island as a whole within the
Southeast Asian region.
Thai South and Malay
North
Ethnic Interactions on a Plural

Peninsula
Edited by Michael J. Montesano
and Patrick Jory
Thai South and Malay North
brings together research by
academic specialists working on
the border zone who examine a
broad range of issues relating to
the turmoil afflicting the region.
2008, 440PP
978-9971-69-411-1 PA $28.00S (A)
Malaysian Foreign
Policy in the MaHa
Thir Era (19812003)
Dilemmas of Development
Karminder Singh Dhillon
2009, 260PP
978-9971-69-423-4 PA $28.00S (A)
Impressions of the
Goh Chok Tong Years
in Singapore
Edited by Bridget Welsh, James

Chin, Arun Mahizhnan, and Tan
Tarn
2009, 380PP
978-9971-69-409-8 CL $55.00S (A)
978-9971-69-396-1 PA $28.00S (A)
Bandung Revisited
Tan See Seng and Amitav Acharya

2008, 300PP
978-9971-69-393-0 PA $28.00S (A)
Japanese Firms
in Contemporary
Singapore
Hiroshi Shimizu
2009, 320PP
978-9971-69-399-2 PA $25.00S (A)
2008, 328PP
978-9971-69-384-8 PA $28.00S (A)
Studies ON Islam
and Society in
Southeast Asia
New Perspectives on
the Japanese Occu
pation of Malaya and
Singapore, 194145
William R. Roff
2009, 300PP
978-9971-69-489-0 CL $48.00S (A)
978-9971-69-406-7 PA $28.00S (A)
Interpreting
Southeast Asias Past
Monument, Image and Text

Edited by Elisabeth A. Bacus,
Ian Glover, and Peter Sharrock
2008, 400PP
978-9971-69-405-0 PA $49.00S (A)
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Edited by Yoji Akashi

and Mako Yoshimura
2008, 312PP
978-9971-69-299-5 PA $28.00S (A)
Law, Institutions
and Malaysian
Economic
Development
Jomo K. S. et al.
2008, 340PP
978-9971-69-390-9 PA $28.00S (A)
The Economic Transi

tion in Myanmar after
1988
Market Economy versus State

Control
Koichi Fujita, Fumiharu Mieno,
and Ikuko Okamoto
By analyzing economic policies and performance across
the economic spectrum, this
book presents an overall picture
of economic development in
Myanmar between 1988 and the
early 2000s.
2009, 380PP
978-9971-69-461-6 PA $28.00S (A)
Champa and the

Archaeology
of My Son (Vietnam)
Prince of Pirates
Edited by Andrew Hardy, Mauro

Cucarzi, and Patrizia Zolese
The Temenggongs and the

Development of Johor and
Singapore, 17841885
Second Edition
Carl A. Trocki
2008, 264PP, ILLUS
978-9971-69-376-3 PA $26.00S (A)
Stupa and Swastika
A Study on the Planning

Principles of Patan, Kathmandu
Valley
Mohan Moorti Pant
and Shuji Funo
2008, 288PP
978-9971-69-374-9 CL $45.00S (A)
978-9971-69-372-5 PA $30.00S (A)
Published in association
with Kyoto University Press
The Sulu Zone,

17681898
An Italian team has worked at

the ancient Champa site for the
last ten years, doing archaeological research and restoration work
in cooperation with Vietnamese
specialists. This book is the first
published volume based on their
efforts.
2009, 480PP, ILLUS
978-9971-69-451-7 PA $28.00S (A)
Paths Not Taken
Political Pluralism
in Postwar Singapore
Edited by Michael Barr
and Carl A. Trocki
2008, 304PP
978-9971-69-378-7 PA $28.00S (A)
Singapore
The Dynamics of External Trade,

Slavery, and Ethnicity in the
Transformation of a SoutheastAsian Maritime State
James Francis Warren
2008, 420PP
978-9971-69-386-2 PA $25.00S (A)
Japan and Vietnam
A Relation under Influences

Guy Faure and Laurent Schwab
2008, 194PP
978-9971-69-389-3 PA $22.00S (A)
The Perpetual Territorial

Revolution
Rodolphe de Koninck, Julie Drolet,
and Marc Girard
2008, 100PP
978-9971-69-397-8 PA $38.00S (A)
Renaissance
Singapore?
Economy, Culture and Politics

Edited by Kenneth Paul Tan
2008, 256PP
978-9971-69-377-0 PA $25.00S (A)
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Aan ThaI
Basic Thai Reading Textbook

Titima Suthiwan
and Rungnapha Kitiarsa
Aan Thai is a basic Thai reading
textbook designed to accompany
the authors Khian Thai: Thai
Writing Workbook. It provides
simple texts along with exercises
in vocabulary, syntax, reading,
and writing for students learning
the language at the elementary
level. Upon completion of this
volume, students will be prepared for higher level study of
the Thai reading and writing
system.
2008, 96PP
978-9971-69-449-4 PA $12.00S (A)
Economic Disparity
in Rural Myanmar
Transformation under Market

Liberalization
Ikuko Okamoto
2008, 180PP
978-9971-69-398-5 PA $28.00S (A)
The Business of
Politics and Ethnicity
A History of the Singapore

Chinese Chamber of Commerce
and Industry
Sikko Visscher
2007, 328PP
978-9971-69-365-7 PA $32.00S (A)
Lost Times and

Untold Tales from
the Malay World
Edited by Jan Van Der Putten

and Mary Kilcline Cody
The editors bring together a distinguished group of international
scholars who look at calendars
and time, royal myths, colonial
expeditions, printing, propaganda, theater, art, Islamic manuscripts, erotic literature, and
many other topics from wholly
unexpected angles.
2009, 428PP
978-9971-69-454-8 PA $32.00S (A)
Pedra Branca
The Road to the World Court

Tommy Koh and S. Jayakumar
Pedra Branca discusses the territorial dispute between Malaysia
and Singapore over a small but
strategically located island near
the entrance to the Straits of
Malacca.
2009, 160PP
978-9971-69-457-9 PA $24.00S (A)
Urbanization, Migra
tion and Poverty
in a Vietnamese
Metropolis
Ho Chi Minh City

in Comparative Perspective
Edited by Hy Van Luong
2007, 236pp
978-9971-69-362-6 PA $22.00S (A)
This work presents the results of

a research project that gathered
data on more than one thousand
households in Ho Chi Minh
City over a three-year period.
Unsettling Absences
2009, 230PP
978-9971-69-455-5 PA $28.00S (A)
Rethinking Thailands
Southern Violence
Edited by Duncan McCargo
Urbanism in Rural Malaysia

Eric C. Thompson
2007, 272PP
978-9971-69-336-7 $30.00S (A)
Malaysian Industrial
Policy
Edited by Jomo K. S.
2007, 344pp
978-9971-69-340-4 PA $25.00S (A)
BaliThe Open
Fortress, 19952005
Regional Autonomy, Electoral

Democracy, and Entrenched
Identities
Henk Schulte Nordholt
2008, 176PP
978-9971-69-375-6 PA $16.00S (A)
Distributed for University of the Philippines Press

The Knowing
Is in the Writing
Notes on the Practice of Fiction

Jose Y. Dalisay, Jr.
2007, 184PP
978-971-542-511-7 PA $12.00S
Textual Relations
Ramil Digal Gulle

2008, 140PP
978-971-542-530-8 PA $9.00S
Six Poetry Formats

and the Transforming
Image
Edith L. Tiempo
2008, 114PP
978-971-542-528-5 PA $12.00S
Philippine Folk
Literature
An Anthology
Edited by Damiana L. Eugenio
2008, 544PP
978-971-542-536-0 PA $42.00S
A Handbook of
Philippine Folklore
Mellie Leandicho Lopez

2008, 520PP
978-971-542-514-8 PA $42.00S
Archaeology and
Culture in Southeast
Asia
Unraveling the Nusantao

Wilhelm G. Solheim II
With contributions by David
Bulbeck and Ambika Flavel
2007, 336PP
978-971-542-508-7 PA $30.00S
Stringing the Past
An Archaeological Under
standing of Early Southeast
Asian Glass Bead Trade
Jun G. Cayron
2007, 222PP, illus
978-971-542-506-3 PA $14.00S
Tunugan
Four Essays on Filipino Music

Ramon Pagayon Santos
2007, 238PP, plus CD
978-971-542-488-2 PA $48.00S
The Childrens Hour
Stories on Childhood
Volume 1
Gemino H. Abad
2008, 156PP
978-971-542-540-7 PA $12.00S
The Children's Hour
Stories on Childhood
Volume 2
Cristina P. Hidalgo
2008, 154PP
978-971-542-541-4 PA $12.00S
Treading Through
45 Years of Philippine Dance

Basilio Esteban S. Villaruz
2007, 558PP
978-971-542-509-4 PA $30.00S
Bagets
An Anthology of Filipino Young

Adult Fiction
Edited by Carla M. Pacis
and Eugene Y. Evasco
2007, 176PP
978-971-542-517-9 PA $9.00S
Over a Cup
of Ginger Tea
Conversations on the Literary

Narratives of Filipino Women
Cristina Pantoja Hidalgo
2007, 148PP
978-971-542-524-7 PA $9.00S
A Guide to Families
of Common Flowering
Plants in the
Philippines
Irma Remo Castro

2007, 214PP, color & b/w
978-971-542-525-4 PA $27.00S
Fragrant Ornamental
Plants in the Philip
pines
Teresita Lantin-Rosario
2007, 100PP, COLOR
978-971-542-457-8 PA $23.00S
The Tragedy of the

Revolution
Adrian E. Cristobal
2007, 112PP
978-971-542-471-4 PA $19.00S
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Distributed for University of the Philippines Press

Upon Our Own Ground
The Other Empire
Filipino Short Stories in English

Edited by Gemino H. Abad
Literary Views of Japan from the

Philippines, Singapore,
and Malaysia
Ronald D. Kline
VOLUME 1: 19561964
2008, 508PP
978-971-542-584-1 PA $45.00S
VOLUME 2: 19651972
2008, 512PP
978-971-542-585-8 PA $45.00S
Philippine Short
Stories
Edited by Leopoldo Y. Yabes

Students of Philippine literature
will find this anthology invaluable as a reference and will
appreciate the discussion and
information provided by the editor in his introductory essays.
PART 1: 19251940
2008, 502PP
978-971-542-083-9 PA $56.00S
PART 2: 19411955
2008, 766PP
978-971-542-085-3 PA $64.00S
From Globalization
to National
Liberation
Essays of Three Decades

E. San Juan, Jr.
2008, 364PP
978-971-542-551-3 PA $38.00S
Ultraviolins
Khavn De La Cruz
2008, 232PP
978-971-542-574-2 PA $20.00S
Manila Men
in the New World
Filipino Migration to Mexico

and the Americas from the
Sixteenth Century
Floro L. Mercene
2007, 184PP, ILLUS
978-971-542-529-2 PA $18.00S
In this survey of literary images

of Japan, Ronald Kline has identified more than 160 works with
Japanese characters, providing
both comprehensive overviews
as well as individual monographs
on specific writers.
2008, 260PP
978-971-542-563-6 CL $38.00S
978-971-542-562-9 PA $23.00S
Our Scene So Fair
Filipino Poetry in English,

19051955
Gemino H. Abad
Our Scene So Fair consists of
nine critical essays that seek to
clarify the poetic tradition that
Filipino poets in English have
established over the first half of
the last century.
2008, 248PP
978-971-542-559-9 PA $25.00S
Fabulists and
Chroniclers
Cristina Pantoja Hidalgo

Has its close connections with
academe enriched or diminished
Philippine literature in English?
Are there alternatives to academe
as literary arbiters? How do
contemporary Filipino women
writers perform the modern
wonder tale? These are some of
the questions that Hidalgo asks
in her latest book.
Appropriation
of Colonial
Broadcasting
Ginhawa, Dalamhati,
Kapalaran
A History of Early Radio in the

Philippines, 19221946
Elizabeth L. Enriquez
For the first time, a construction of the history of early radio
in the Philippines is attempted
through the authors painstaking
examination of archival records,
extant publications, and private
memorabilia as well as interviews
with radio broadcasters of the
time.
2008, 256PP
978-971-542-548-3 PA $34.00S
A History of the
Philippines
2008, 136PP
978-971-542-568-1 PA $13.00S
Sulod Society
A Study in the Kinship System

and Social Organization of a
Mountain People of Central
Panay
F. Landa Jocano
This work offers a comprehensive description and analysis of
the kinship system and social
organization of the Sulod.
2008, 250PP
978-971-542-587-2 PA $26.00S
Revisiting Usig,
Pasma, Kulam
Michael T. Tan
Mindoro and Beyond
2008, 136PP
978-971-542-570-4 PA $14.00S
Philippine Gay
Culture
Binabae to Bakla, Silahis to

MSM
Second Edition
This groundbreaking work
provides a descriptive survey of
popular and academic writings
on and by Filipino male homosexuals.
2008, 568PP
978-971-542-577-3 PA $47.00S
Selected Essays
on Science and
Technology for
Securing a Better
Philippines
Volume 1
Edited by Caesar A. Saloma,
Eduardo A. Padlan, and Gisela P.
Padilla-Concepcion
Philippine Fermented
Foods
Principles and Technology

Priscilla Chinte-Sanchez
2008, 516PP
978-971-542-554-4 PA $64.00S
Iconography
of the New Empire
The Roots of the

Filipino Nation
Volume 2
O. D. Corpuz
2007, 836PP
978-971-542-461-5 PA $48.00S*
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2008, 210PP
978-971-542-556-8 PA $23.00S
2008, 498PP
978-971-542-592-6 PA $64.00S
2008, 184PP
978-971-542-586-5 PA $19.00S
2008, 302PP
978-971-542-567-4 PA $25.00S
A multidisciplinal group reveals

perceptions of three Filipino
concepts belonging to marginalized and often ignored ethnolinguistic groups.
J. Neil C. Garcia
Samuel K. Tan
The author explains the social

and cultural contexts of usig,
pasma, kulam, and other folk illnesses in the Philippines.
Twenty-one Stories
N. V. M. Gonzalez
Essays on Well Being,

Opportunity/Destiny, and
Anguish
Edited by Consuelo J. Paz
Race and Gender Images

and the American Colonization
of the Philippines
Servando D. Halili, Jr.
2007, 236PP
978-971-542-505-6 PA $19.00S
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Brandon & Leiter, eds./Kabuki Plays On Stage

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Covell/Japanese Temple Buddhism: Worldliness in a Religion of
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Dubreuil/From the Playground of the Gods: The Life & Art of Bikky
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Gabriel/Mad Wives and Island Dreams: Shimao Toshio and the
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Goodman, trans./After Apocalypse: Four Japanese Plays of Hiroshima
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Goodman/The Return of the Gods: Japanese Drama and Culture in the

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Graham/Tea of the Sages: The Art of Sencha
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Guttmann & Thompson/Japanese Sports: A History
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Hesselink /Prisoners from Nambu: Reality and Make-Believe in
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Howland/Translating the West: Language and Political Reason in
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Hudson/Ruins of Identity: Ethnogenesis in the Japanese Islands

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Hulvey, trans./Sacred Rites in Moonlight: Ben no Naishi Nikki (CEAS)
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Imamura, A./Urban Japanese Housewives: At Home and in the
Community
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Imamura, K./Prehistoric Japan: New Perspectives on Insular East Asia
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Ippen/No Abode: The Record of Ippen
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Ishikawa, J./The Legend of Gold and Other Stories
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Ishikawa, T./Soldiers Alive
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Ives/Zen Awakening and Society
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Izumi/In Light of Shadows: More Gothic Tales by Izumi Kyka
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Izumi/Japanese Gothic Tales
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978-0-8248-1789-3 PA $19.00s
Japan Playwrights Association, ed./Half a Century of Japanese Theater
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VIII: 1950s

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Jordan & Weston, eds./Copying the Master and Stealing His Secrets:
Talent and Training in Japanese Painting
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Jrgensen/Culture and Power in Germany and Japan: The Spirit of
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Kaempfer/Kaempfers Japan: Tokugawa Culture Observed
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Kajiyama/The Clan Records: Five Stories of Korea
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Kaminishi/Explaining Pictures: Buddhist Propaganda and Etoki

Storytelling in Japan
978-0-8248-2697-0 CL $54.00s
Kasai/Japanese National Railways: Its Break-up and Privatization (GO)
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Kasper, ed./Pragmatics of Japanese as Native and Target Language
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Kasulis/Shinto: The Way Home
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Katzenstein/Defending the Japanese State: Structures, Norms and the
Political Responses to Terrorism and Violent Social Protest in the 1970s
and 1980s (CEAS)
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Katzenstein/Japans National Security: Structures, Norms and Policy
Responses in a Changing World (CEAS)
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Kawano/Ritual Practice in Modern Japan: Ordering Place, People, and
Action
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Kisala/Prophets of Peace: Pacifism and Cultural Identity in Japans New
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Kita/The Last Tosa: Iwasa Katsumochi Matabei, Bridge to Ukiyo-e
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Kleeman/Under an Imperial Sun: Japanese Colonial Literature of
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Klein/Ankoku But: The Premodern and Postmodern Influences on
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Knight/Waiting for Wolves in Japan: An Anthropological Study of
People-Wildlife Relations
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Knutsen/Japanese Spears: A Historical Survey of Naginata and Yari
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Knutsen/Rediscovering Budo: From a Swordsmans Perspective (GO)
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Kda/Mirror:The Fiction and Essays of Kda Aya
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Kornicki/The Book in Japan: A Cultural History from the Beginnings
to the Nineteenth Century
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Koschmann et al., eds./International Perspectives on Yanagita Kunio
and Japanese Folklore Studies (CEAS)
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Kyasan Reihkan Museum/Sacred Treasures of Mount Kya: The Art
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Krauss et al., eds./Conflict in Japan

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Kuitert/Themes in the History of Japanese Garden Art
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LaFleur, ed./Dgen Studies
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Lebra, T./Japanese Patterns of Behavior
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Lebra, T./The Japanese Self in Cultural Logic
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Lebra, T., ed./Japanese Social Organization
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Lebra, T./Japanese Women: Constraint and Fulfillment
978-0-8248-1025-2 PA $17.00s
Lebra, T., & Lebra, W., eds./Japanese Culture and Behavior: Selected
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Leiter/Frozen Moments: Writings on Kabuki, 19662001 (CEAS)
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Lidin/TanegashimaThe Arrival of Europe in Japan (NIAS)
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Lillehoj, ed./Critical Perspectives on Classicism in Japanese Painting,
16001700
978-0-8248-2699-4 CL $37.00s
Lincicome/Principle, Praxis, and the Politics of Educational Reform in
Meiji Japan
978-0-8248-1620-9 CL $47.00s
Lindsey/Fertility and Pleasure: Ritual and Sexual Values in Tokugawa
Japan
978-0-8248-3036-6 CL $50.00s
Loftus, ed. and trans./Telling Lives: Womens Self-Writing in Modern
Japan
978-0-8248-2753-3 CL $62.00s
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Long/Family Change and the Life Course in Japan (CEAS)
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Long/Final Days: Japanese Culture and Choice at the End of Life
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Long/Lives in Motion: Composing Circles of Self and Community in
Japan (CEAS)
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Mak et al., eds./Japan: Why It Works, Why It Doesnt
978-0-8248-1967-5 PA $22.00s
Marra, trans. and ed./A History of Modern Japanese Aesthetics
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Marra, trans. and ed./Kuki Shz: A Philosophers Poetry and Poetics
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Marra/Modern Japanese Aesthetics: A Reader
978-0-8248-2173-9 CL $57.00s
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Marra/Representations of Power: The Literary Politics of Medieval
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Martin, P./The Chrysanthemum Throne: A History of the Emperors

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Martinez/Identity and Ritual in a Japanese Diving Village: The Making
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Matsumura/More Than a Momentary Nightmare: The Yokohama
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Matsunaga/The Role of Phonological Coding in Reading Kanji: A
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Maynard/Expressive Japanese: A Reference Guide to Sharing Emotion
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978-0-8248-2889-9 PA $26.00s
Maynard/Japanese Communication: Language and Thought in Context
978-0-8248-1878-4 PA $26.00s
Mayo & Rimer, eds./War, Occupation, and Creativity: Japan and East
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McCullough/Bungo Manual: Selected Reference Materials for Students
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McOmie/The Opening of Japan, 18531855 (GO)
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McRoy, ed./Japanese Horror Cinema
978-0-8248-2899-8 CL $60.00s (A)
Mehl/Private Academies of Chinese Learning in Meiji Japan: The
Decline and Transformation of the Kanguku Juku (NIAS)
978-87-91114-03-8 CL $65.00s (A)
Menton et al./The Rise of Modern Japan (CRDG)
978-0-8248-2531-7 CL $30.00s
Merritt & Yamada/Guide to Modern Japanese Woodblock Prints,
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Michener/The Floating World
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Minichiello, ed./Japans Competing Modernities: Issues in Culture and
Democracy, 19001930
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Mitchell/Justice in Japan: The Notorious Teijin Scandal
978-0-8248-2523-2 CL $48.00s
Mitchell/Political Bribery in Japan
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Moeran/Folk Art Potters of Japan: Beyond an Anthropology of

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Molasky & Rabson, eds./Southern Exposure: Modern Japanese
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Moore, ed./The Japanese Mind: Essentials of Japanese Philosophy
and Culture
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Morley/Transformation, Miracles, and Mischief: The Mountain Priest
Plays of Kygen (CEAS)
978-0-939657-62-9 PA $21.00s (Y)
Morton/Modernism in Practice: An Introduction to Postwar Japanese
Poetry
978-0-8248-2738-0 CL $57.00s
978-0-8248-2807-3 PA $24.00s
Mostow/At the House of Gathered Leaves: Shorter Biographical and
Autobiographical Narratives from Japanese Court Literature
978-0-8248-2778-6 CL $46.00s
Mostow/Pictures of the Heart: The Hyakunin isshu in Word and Image
978-0-8248-1705-3 CL $50.00s
Mostow et al., eds./Gender and Power in the Japanese Visual Field
978-0-8248-2572-0 CL $41.00s
Motoyama/Proliferating Talent: Essays on Politics, Thought, and
Education in the Meiji Era
978-0-8248-1846-3 CL $50.00s
Mullins/Christianity Made in Japan: A Study of Indigenous Movements
978-0-8248-2132-6 PA $27.00s
Murphy/Metaphorical Circuit: Negotiations Between Literature and
Science in 20th Century Japan
(CEAS)
978-1-885445-19-3 PA $22.00s (Y)
Najita/Visions of Virtue in Tokugawa Japan: The Kaitokud Merchant
Academy of Osaka
978-0-8248-1991-0 PA $32.00s
Najita & Koschmann/Conflict in Modern Japanese History: The
Neglected Tradition (CEAS)
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Nara/The Structure of Detachment: The Aesthetic Vision of Kuki
Shz
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Nara & Noda/Acts of Reading: Exploring Connections in Pedagogy of
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Naruhito/The Thames and I: A Memoir of Two Years at Oxford (GO)
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Nelson/Enduring Identities: The Guise of Shinto in Contemporary
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Nichiren/Writings of Nichiren Shnin: Doctrine 1 (NOPPA)

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Niimi/Buying Mittens
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978-1-901903-06-5 CL $1,395.00s (A)
Nishida/Last Writings: Nothingness and the Religious Worldview
978-0-8248-1554-7 PA $19.00s
Nishiyama, K./Doing Business with Japan: Successful Strategies for
Intercultural Communication
978-0-8248-2127-2 PA $27.00s
Nishiyama, M./Edo Culture: Daily Life and Diversions in Urban Japan,
16001868
978-0-8248-1850-0 PA $25.00s
Nosco, ed./Confucianism and Tokugawa Culture
978-0-8248-1865-4 PA $20.00s
Numata Center/The Blue Cliff Record (NUM)
978-0-9625618-8-7 CL $45.00s
Numata Center/The Essentials of the Eight Traditions / The Candle of
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978-0-9625618-7-0 CL $30.00s
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978-1-886439-03-0 CL $30.00s
Numata Center/The Three Pure Land Sutras: Revised Second Edition
(NUM)
978-1-886439-18-4 CL $30.00s
Numata Center/Zen Texts (NUM)
978-1-886439-28-3 CL $50.00s
OBrien/To Dream of Dreams: Religious Freedom and Constitutional
Politics in Postwar Japan
978-0-8248-1166-2 PA $26.00s
Ochner & Ridgeway/Confluences: Studies from East to West in Honor
of V. H. Viglielmo (CLLL)
978-0-8248-2966-7 PA $25.00s
OConnor, ed./Japanese Propaganda: Selected Readings: Series 1:
Books 18721943 (GO)
978-1-901903-01-0 CL $1,650.00s* (A)
OConnor, ed./Japanese Propaganda: Selected Readings: Series 2:
Pamphlets 19041941 (GO)
978-1-901903-62-1 CL $1,650.00s* (A)
Odin/Artistic Detachment in Japan and the West: Psychic Distance in
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978-0-8248-2211-8 CL $57.00s
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gai/The Historical Fiction of Mori gai

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gai/Not a Song Like Any Other: An Anthology of Writings by Mori
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gai/Youth and Other Stories
978-0-8248-1600-1 CL $41.00s
Okamoto/The Man Who Saved Kabuki: Faubion Bowers and Theatre
Censorship in Occupied Japan
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Ooms/Women and Millenarian Protest in Meiji Japan: Deguchi Nao
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Orr/The Victim as Hero: Ideologies of Peace and National Identity in
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978-0-8248-2435-8 PA $22.00s
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Oyler/Swords, Oaths, and Prophetic Visions: Authoring Warrior Rule
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978-0-8248-2922-3 CL $51.00s
Payne, ed./Re-Visioning Kamakura Buddhism
978-0-8248-2078-7 PA $27.00s
Payne & Tanaka, eds./Approaching the Land of Bliss: Religious Praxis
in the Cult of Amitbha
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Peattie/Nany: The Rise and Fall of the Japanese in Micronesia,
18851945
978-0-8248-1480-9 PA $27.00s
Perushek, ed./The Griffis Collection of Japanese Books: An Annotated
Bibliography (CEAS)
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Petersen/The Moon in the Water: Understanding Tanizaki, Kawabata,
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Pharr & Krauss, eds./Media and Politics in Japan
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Pinnington/Traces in the Way: Michi and the Writings of Komparu
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Pitelka/Handmade Culture: Raku Potters, Patrons, and Tea
Practitioners in Japan
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Plutschow/A Reader in Edo Period Travel (GO)
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Plutschow/Rediscovering Rikyu and the Beginnings of the Japanese Tea
Ceremony (GO)
978-1-901903-35-5 CL $65.00s (A)
Qiu/Bash and the Dao: The Zhuangzi and the Transformation of
Haikai
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Quinn/Developing Zeami: The Noh Actors Attunement

in Practice
978-0-8248-1827-2 CL $62.00s
978-0-8248-2968-1 PA $31.00s
Rabinovitch & Bradstock, eds./Dance of the Butterflies: Chinese
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978-1-885445-35-3 CL $53.00s (Y)
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Reader et al./Japanese Religions: Past and Present
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Reader/Making Pilgrimages: Meaning and Practice in Shikoku
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Reader/Religion in Contemporary Japan
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Reader/Religious Violence in Contemporary Japan: The Case of Aum
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Reader & Tanabe/Practically Religious: Worldly Benefits and the
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Reynolds/Constructive Living
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Reynolds/A Handbook for Constructive Living
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Reynolds/Light Waves: Fine Tuning the Mind
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Reynolds/The Quiet Therapies: Japanese Pathways to Personal Growth
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Roberts/Staying on the Line: Blue-Collar Women in Contemporary
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978-0-8248-1579-0 PA $25.00s
Roesgaard/Japanese Education and the Cram School Business:
Functions, Challenges and Perspectives of the Juku (NIAS)
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Rolf & Gillespie, eds./Alternative Japanese Drama: Ten Plays
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Rosenberger/Gambling with Virtue: Japanese Women and the Search
for Self in a Changing Nation
978-0-8248-2388-7 PA $28.00s
Sakai et al., eds./Deconstructing Nationality (CEAS)
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Sakaki/Obsessions with the Sino-Japanese Polarity in Japanese
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Sakihara/Okinawan-English Wordbook
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Salter/Japanese Popular Prints: From Votive Slips to Playing Cards
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Salter/Japanese Woodblock Printing
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Sareen/Japanese Prisoners of War in India, 194246: Bushido and
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978-1-901903-94-2 CL $80.00s (A)
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Sasaki-Uemura/Organizing the Spontaneous: Citizen Protest in

Postwar Japan
978-0-8248-2439-6 PA $30.00s
Saso/Tantric Art and Meditation: The Tendai Tradition (TEF)
978-0-8248-1363-5 PA $18.00s
Sato, E. et al./Japanese Now
Volume 1
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Exercises: 978-0-8248-0797-9 PA $6.50s
Volume 3
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Sat, G./Unsui: A Diary of Zen Monastic Life
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Sawada/Confucian Values and Popular Zen: Sekimon Shingaku in
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978-0-8248-1414-4 CL $31.00s
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978-0-8248-2752-6 CL $47.00s
Schalow/A Poetics of Courtly Male Friendship in Heian Japan
978-0-8248-3020-5 CL $51.00s
Schnell/The Rousing Drum: Ritual Practice in a Japanese Community
978-0-8248-2064-0 CL $61.00s
978-0-8248-2141-8 PA $36.00s
Screech/The Lens Within the Heart: The Western Scientific Gaze and
Popular Imagery in Later Edo Japan
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Seaman/Bodies of Evidence: Women, Society, and Detective Fiction in
1990s Japan
978-0-8248-2736-6 CL $52.00s
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Seeley/A History of Writing in Japan
978-0-8248-2217-0 PA $27.00s
Seigle/Yoshiwara: The Glittering World of the Japanese Courtesan
978-0-8248-1488-5 CL $47.00s
Selden & Gracewood, eds./Annotated Japanese Literary Gems. Volume
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Selden & Gracewood, eds./Annotated Japanese Literary Gems. Volume
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Sen/The Japanese Way of Tea: From Its Origins in China to Sen Riky
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Senda/The Voyage of Contemporary Japanese Theatre
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Shiba/Remembering Aizu: The Testament of Shiba Gor

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Shillony/Enigma of the Emperors: Sacred Subservience in Japanese
History (GO)
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Shimazaki, C./Restless Spirits from Japanese Noh Plays of the Fourth
Group: Parallel Translations with Running Commentary (CEAS)
978-0-939657-78-0 CL $50.00s (Y)
978-0-939657-76-6 PA $23.00s (Y)
Shimazaki, C./Troubled Souls: From Japanese Noh Plays of the Fourth
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978-1-885445-55-1 CL $50.00s (Y)
978-1-885445-95-7 PA $25.00s (Y)
Shimazaki, C./Warrior Ghost Plays: From the Japanese Noh Theater
(CEAS)
978-0-939657-60-5 PA $21.00s (Y)
Shimazaki, T./Before the Dawn
978-0-8248-1164-8 PA $30.00s
Shinran/Kygyshinsh: On Teaching, Practice, Faith, and
Enlightenment (NUM)
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Skord, trans./Tales of Tears and Laughter: Short Fiction of Medieval
Japan
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Skov & Moeran, eds./Women, Media and Consumption in Japan
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Slackman/Target: Pearl Harbor
978-0-8248-1123-5 CL $26.99
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Slattery/Reporting the Russo-Japanese War, 19045: Lionel Jamess
First Wireless Transmissions to The Times (GO)
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Smethurst/Dramatic Representations of Filial Piety: Five Nohs in
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Smethurst & Laffin, eds./The Noh Ominameshi: A Flower Viewed
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Smits/Visions of Ryukyu: Identity and Ideology in Early Modern
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Smyers/The Fox and the Jewel: Shared and Private Meanings in
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978-0-8248-2147-0 CL $44.00s
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Snyder & Gabriel, eds./e and Beyond: Fiction in Contemporary Japan
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Sorgenfrei/Unspeakable Acts: The Avant-Garde Theatre of Terayama
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Stahl/The Burdens of Survival: oka Shheis Writings on the Pacific
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978-0-8248-2540-9 CL $57.00s
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Stambaugh/Impermanence is Buddha-Nature: Dgens Understanding

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978-0-8248-1257-7 PA $29.00s
Tomida & Daniels, ed./Japanese Women Emerging from Subservience,

18681945 (GO)
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Starrs/Deadly Dialectics: Sex, Violence, and Nihilism in the World of

Yukio Mishima
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Towle/From Ally to Enemy: Anglo-Japanese Military Relations, 1900

45 (GO)
978-1-901903-68-3 CL $90.00s (A)
Starrs, ed./Japanese Cultural Nationalism: At Home and in the Asia

Pacific Region (GO)
978-1-901903-11-9 CL $90.00s (A)
Treat/Contemporary Japan and Popular Culture

978-0-8248-1855-5 CL $23.00s (A)
Statler/Japanese Inn
978-0-8248-0818-1 PA $24.00s
Not for sale in Japan, the British Commonwealth except Canada, and
the U.K.
Stephan/Hawaii Under the Rising Sun: Japans Plans for Conquest after
Pearl Harbor
978-0-8248-2550-8 PA $26.99
Stone/Original Enlightenment and the Transformation of Medieval
Japanese Buddhism
978-0-8248-2771-7 PA $27.00s
Swanson & Chilson, eds./Nanzan Guide to Japanese Religions
978-0-8248-3002-1 CL $47.00s
Takamura/A Brief History of Imbecility: Poetry and Prose of Takamura
Ktar
978-0-8248-1456-4 PA $16.00s
Tsu, ed./Perspectives on Social Memory in Japan (GO)

978-1-901903-24-9 CL $95.00s (A)
Tucker, trans./Ogy Sorais Philosophical Masterworks: The Bend and
Benmei
978-0-8248-2951-3 CL $58.00s
Tyler, trans./Pining Wind: A Cycle of N Plays (CEAS)
978-0-939657-17-9 PA $10.00s (Y)
Uno, C./Confessions of Love: A Novel by Uno Chiyo
978-0-8248-1176-1 PA $16.99
Not for sale in Japan, Thailand, Korea, and the U.K.
Uno, Kathleen/Passages to Modernity: Motherhood, Childhood, and
Social Reform in Early Twentieth-Century Japan
978-0-8248-2137-1 PA $27.00s
Uno Kji/Love of Mountains: Two Stories by Uno Kji
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Tamanoi/Under the Shadow of Nationalism: Politics and Poetics of

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978-0-8248-1944-6 CL $54.00s
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Varley/Japanese Culture: Fourth Edition, Updated and Expanded

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Tanikawa/Giving People Poems (KB)

978-0-935086-39-3 PA $7.95s
Varley & Kumakura, eds./Tea in Japan: Essays on the History of

Chanoyu
978-0-8248-1717-6 PA $31.00s
Tanikawa/The Naif (KB)

978-0-942668-64-3 PA $14.00s
Tanikawa/Naked (KB)
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Tanikawa/On Love (KB)
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Tankha/Kita Ikki and the Making of Modern Japan: A Vision of
Empire (GO)
978-1-901903-99-7 CL $95.00s (A)
Ten Grotenhuis/Japanese Mandalas: Representations of Sacred
Geography
978-0-8248-2081-7 PA $27.00s
Thornton/Charisma and Community Formation in Medieval Japan:
The Case of the Yugy-ha (13001700) (CEAS)
978-1-885445-62-9 CL $50.00s (Y)
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Tipton & Clark, eds./Being Modern in Japan: Culture and Society
from the 1910s to the 1930s
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Varley/Warriors of Japan, as Portrayed in the War Tales

978-0-8248-1601-8 PA $23.00s
von Verschuer/Across the Perilous Sea: Japanese Trade with China and
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Vovin/A Descriptive and Comparative Grammar of Western Old
Japanese. Part l: Phonology, Script, Lexicon and Nominals (GO)
978-1-901903-14-0 CL $155.00s (A)
Wakaizumi/The Best Course Available: A Personal Account of the
Secret U.S.Japan Okinawa Reversion Negotiations
978-0-8248-2146-3 CL $51.00s
Wargo/The Logic of Nothingness: A Study of Nishida Kitaro
978-0-8248-2930-8 CL $47.00s
978-0-8248-2969-8 PA $27.00s
Washington State Japanese Language Curriculum Guidelines
Committee, ed./A Communicative Framework for Introductory
Japanese Language Curricula (NFLRC)
978-0-8248-2350-4 PA $20.00s
Tokeshi/Kendo: Elements, Rules, and Philosophy

978-0-8248-2598-0 PA $27.00s
Watt & Rubinger/Readers Guide to Intermediate Japanese: A Quick

Reference to Written Expressions
978-0-8248-2047-3 PA $24.00s
Tokuda/Rough Living
978-0-8248-2336-8 CL $47.00s
978-0-8248-2387-0 PA $24.00s
Wehmeyer, trans./Kojiki-den. Book 1: Motoori Norinaga (CEAS)

978-1-885445-57-5 CL $50.00s (Y)
978-1-885445-87-2 PA $25.00s (Y)
Tomasi/Rhetoric in Modern Japan: Western Influences on the

Development of Narrative and Oratorical Style
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Wetzler/Hirohito and War: Imperial Tradition and Military Decision

Making in Pre-War Japan
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Whelan, trans./The Beginning of Heaven and Earth: The Sacred Book

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Wixted/A Handbook to Classical Japanese (CEAS)
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Wray & Conroy, eds./Japan Examined: Perspectives on Modern
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Yamamoto, K., comp./The Singing Heart: An Anthology of Japanese
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Yamashita, Samuel/Leaves from an Autumn of Emergencies: Selections
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Hyun/Writing Women in Korea: Translation and Feminism in the

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Mullany/Symbolism in Korean Ink Brush Painting (GO)
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Park/Voices from the Straw Mat: Toward an Ethnography of Korean
Story Singing
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Peterson, M./Korean Adoption and Inheritance: Case Studies in the
Creation of a Classic Confucian Society (CEAS)
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Prendergast/From Elder to Ancestor: Old Age, Death and Inheritance
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Rhee/The Spirit of Independence: A Primer of Korean Modernization
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Yang, G.-J./Contradictions (CEAS)
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Yang, H., trans./Vision of a Phoenix: The Poems of H Nansrhn
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Yang, K./A Distant and Beautiful Place
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Yi, T. -J./The Dynamics of Confucianism and Modernization in
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Heroes in Contemporary Indonesia
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Malayan Communist Party (NUS)
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of Methamphetamines in Mainland Southeast Asia (NUS)
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Environmental History of Indonesia (KITLV)
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Boyce/The Philippines: The Political Economy of Growth and
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Nyman/Democratizing Indonesia: The Challenges of Civil Society in
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Poffenberger et al./Communities and Forest Stewardship: Regional
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Rubino/Ilocano Dictionary and Grammar: Ilocano-English, EnglishIlocano
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978-0-8248-2117-3 CL $49.00s
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978-0-8248-2524-9 CL $47.00s
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978-0-8248-1566-0 CL $26.00s
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978-0-8248-1947-7 CL $57.00s
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Sinnott/Toms and Dees: Transgender Identity and Female Same-Sex
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Tan, C./Dictionary of Asia Pacific Business Terms (NUS)
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Terada/The Magic Crocodile and Other Folktales from Indonesia
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COUNTRY
| SUBJECT
Abad/The Childrens Hour,

Vol. 1, 67
Abad/Our Scene So Fair, 68
Abad/Upon Our Own, 68
Adolphson/Heian Japan, 46
Adolphson/The Teeth and
Claws of the Buddha, 46
Akashi/New Perspectives, 66
Akita/Evaluating Evidence, 46
Alburo/Sugilanong Sugboanon,
23
Alexander/Japans Motorcycle
Wars, 47
Allen/War, Conflict, and
Security in Japan, 17
Ames/Educations and Their
Purposes, 33
Ampiah/The Political and
Moral Imperatives, 53
An/The Idea of Cheng, 43
Anceschi/Conflict, Religion,
and Culture, 23
Andaya, B./The Flaming
Womb, 58
Andaya, L./Leaves of the Same
Tree, 58
Anderson/Why Counting
Counts, 61
Aoyama/Reading Food in
Modern Japanese Literature, 49
Apatoczky/Yiyu, 35
Arbuthnott/British Missions,
34
Arcilla/Sueldo, 61
Assandri/Beyond the Daode
jing, 12
Bacus/Interpreting Southeast
Asias Past, 66
Baevskii/Early Persian Lexicog
raphy, 35
Baggio/Faith on the Move, 62
Bagley/Max Loehr, 42
Baker, D./Korean Spirituality,
32
Baker, N./Wild Animals, 63
Bankoff/Breeds of Empire, 65
Barr/Constructing Singapore,
64
Barr/Paths Not Taken, 66
Baskett/The Attractive Em
pire, 45
Bautista/Stories from Another
Time, 61
Beer/Human Rights Constitu
tionalism, 53
Bell/Hokusais Project, 51
Beller/Acquiring Eyes, 62
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Benn/Burning for the Buddha,

33
Bentley, Jerry/Seascapes, 31
Bentley, John/A Linguistic His
tory of the Forgotten Islands,
54
Bernad/The Waiter, 61
Bernardo/The Self, Relation
ships, 35
Bernas, A Living Constitution,
62
Blackwood/Falling into the
Lesbi World, 1
Bodart-Bailey/The Dog
Shogun, 46
Bodiford/St Zen, 33
Bogaerts/Beyond Empire, 26
Bonds/Beijing Opera Cos
tumes, 38
Boomgaard/Linking Destinies,
64
Boomgaard/A World of Water,
63
Booth/Colonial Legacies, 31
Boretz/Gods, Ghosts, and
Gangsters, 8
Borras/Competing Views, 62
Borschberg/Hugo Grotius, 28
Borschberg/The Singapore and
Melaka Straits, 28
Boucharenc/Design for a Con
temporary World, 36
Boucher/Bodhisattvas of the
Forest, 33
Boyd/Japanese-Mongolian
Relations, 17
Brailey/Masanobu Tsujis
Underground Escape, 53
Brandon/Kabukis Forgotten
War, 45
Brindley/Individualism in Early
China, 4
Brinkgreve/Sumatra, 26
Britton/Prince and Princess
Chichibu, 17
Bukharaev/Tatarstan, 35
Bullock/The Other Womens
Lib, 16
Burghoorn/Gender Politics, 36
Burke-Gaffney/Nagasaki, 52
Burkman/Japan and the League
of Nations, 47
Buschmann/Anthropologys
Global Histories, 31
Buswell/Christianity in Korea,
55
Buswell/Cultivating Original
Enlightenment, 55
Byington/Early Korea 1, 56
Byington/Early Korea 2, 20
Campany/Making Transcen
dents, 41
Carey/The Power of Prophecy,
63
Carroll/Engaging Society, 62
Cassegrd/Shock and Naturali
zation, 53
Castro/A Guide to Families of
Common Flowering Plants, 67
Cayron/Stringing the Past, 67
CCTV/The Mighty Yangtze,
11
Chandler/Polishing the Chinese
Mirror, 43
Chapman/Rethinking the
Russo-Japanese War, Vol. II, 52
Chapman/Ultranationalism in
German-Japanese Relations, 17
Cheesman/Lao-Tai Textiles, 30
Chen, C./Chinese Houses, 11
Chen, D./My Mother Is a Fairy,
44
Cheng/Creating the New
Man, 31
Chiang/Chinas Destiny, 43
Chin/Hakka Soul, 58
Chinte-Sanchez/Philippine
Fermented Foods, 68
Choa/Chinese Characters, 44
Choi/An Illustrated Guide to
Korean Mythology, 56
Clunas/Empire of Great Bright
ness, 37
Cobbing/Kyushu, 51
Coben/Verbal Arts in Philip
pine Indigenous Communities,
23
Cochran/China on the
Margins, 8
Collins/Indonesia Betrayed, 60
Colombijn/Under
Construction, 26
Como/Weaving and Binding,
50
Connors/Democracy, 65
Corbey/Headhunters from the
Swamps, 25
Corpuz/The Roots of the Fili
pino Nation, Vol. 2, 68
Cortazzi/Britain & Japan,
Vol. VI, 52
Cortazzi/Britain & Japan,
Vol. VII, 17
Couling/Encyclopaedia Sini
ca, 43
Courtens/Restoring the
Balance, 63
Cramb/Land and Longhouse,
65
Cranston/The Secret Island, 51
Crespi/Voices in Revolution, 40
Cribb/Digital Atlas of Indone
sian History, 27
Cristobal/The Tragedy of the
Revolution, 67
Cross/The Ideologies of Japan
ese Tea, 51
Cruz-Lucero/Ang Bayan sa
Labas (The Nation Beyond),
62
Cuevas/The Buddhist Dead, 33
Cummings/A Chain of Kings,
64
Dalisay/The Knowing Is in the
Writing, 67
Davies/The Business, Life and
Letters of Frederick Cornes, 52
Davies/Japanese Shipping , 53
Davis/Utamaro, 45
de Ferranti/The Last Biwa
Singer, 16
DeFrancis/ABC ChineseEnglish Comprehensive
Dictionary, 40
DeFrancis/ABC EnglishChinese, Chinese-English
Dictionary, 5
De Koninck/Singapore, 66
De La Cruz/Ultraviolins, 68
de Lario/Re-Shaping the World,
62
Del Villar/Mind-Body
Communication, 37
Deng/Chinese Painting, 11
Deppman/Adapted for the
Screen, 7
Derks/Khmer Women, 60
Des Forges, A./Mediasphere
Shanghai, 40
Des Forges, R./Chinese Walls
in Time and Space, 8
Devasahayam/Working and
Mothering in Asia, 37
Dhillon/Malaysian Foreign
Policy, 66
Dillon/Chinese Economic
History, 42
Dillon/Key Papers on Chinese,
42
Dillon/Key Papers on Islam, 42
Diokno/Human Rights, 37
Dobrotvorskii/Ainsko-Russkii
Slovar, 17
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AUTHOR INDEX (EXCLUDING
Dgen/Shbgenz, 36
Dong/The Essential Guide to
Chinas Popular Destinations,
10
Dong/50 Most Amazing Places
in China, 10
Dong/A Journey through
China, 10
Dror/Cult, Culture, 60
Druce/The Lands West of the
Lakes, 26
Du/Atlas of World Heritage
China, 44
Dudden/Japans Colonization
of Korea, 47
Dumdum/Ah Wilderness! 61
Edgerton/People of the Middle
Ground, 62
Edwards/Cambodge, 60
Elfving-Hwang/Representations
of Femininity, 56
Enriquez/Appropriation of
Colonial Broadcasting, 68
Enriquez/From Colonial to
Liberation Psychology, 30
Esselstrom/Crossing Empires
Edge, 31
Eugenio/Philippine Folk Litera
ture, 67
Farris/Japan to 1600, 46
Farris/Japans Medieval Popu
lation, 16
Faure/Japan and Vietnam, 66
Federspiel/Sultans, Shamans,
and Saints, 59
Ferguson/Gender and
Globalization in Asia and the
Pacific, 34
Fielding/The Mongols, 42
Fischer, J./Proper Islamic
Consumption, 65
Fong/Herself an Author, 40
Ford/Workers and Intellectuals,
22
Formoso/De Jiao, 28
Fortier/Kings of the Forest, 60
Fujita/The Economic
Transition in Myanmar, 66
Fulton/The Red Room, 55
Furth/Thinking with Cases, 39
Fusek/The Three Sui Quash the
Demons Revolt, 6
Gabroussenko/Soldiers on the
Cultural Front, 18
Galam/The Promise of the
Nation, 61
Gali/The Story of Joseph, 35
Gamble/Peking, 42
Gao, M./Gao Village, 42

Gao, Y./The Essential Guide
to Creating a Chinese-Style
Garden, 11
Garcia, J./Philippine Gay
Culture, 68
Garcia, M./Science Solitaire, 34
Georg/A Descriptive Grammar
of Ket, 35
Gerhart/The Material Culture
of Death, 50
Giles/A Glossary of Reference,
35
Girardot/Myth and Meaning in
Early Daoism, 12
Glassman/Bounding the
Mekong, 23
Gollin/After the Romance, 62
Gonzalez/Mindoro, 68
Goodwin/Selling Songs, 46
Gransson/The Binding Tie, 60
Goscha/Vietnam or Indochina?
27
Goulding/China-West Inter
culture, 9
Grabowsky/Chronicles of
Chiang Khaeng, 24
Graham/Faith and Power, 45
Grant/Eminent Nuns, 41
Gravers/Exploring Ethnic
Diversity in Burma, 65
Green/Eclectic Collecting, 57
Guillermo/Translation and
Revolution, 23
Guinness/Kampung, 61
Gulle/Textual Relations, 67
Gullette/The Genealogical
Construction, 35
Halili/Iconography of the New
Empire, 68
Hamashita/Trade and Finance
in Late Imperial China, 9
Han D./Banished! 41
Han Yongun/Selected Writings,
56
Han Young-woo/The Artistry
of Early Korean Cartography,
57
Haneda/Asian Port Cities, 3
Hangartner/The Constitution,
42
Hanneman/Hasegawa Nyoze
kan, 53
Hansen, A./How to Behave, 60
Hansen, M./iChina, 10
Hansen, V./The Silk Road, 2
Hansen, W./When Tengu Talk,
49
Hardy/Champa, 66
Harris/Cambodian Buddhism,
58
Hata/Hirohito, 51
Hatashin/Private Yokois War,
53
Hatley/Javanese Performances,
61
Havens/Parkscapes, 13
Hay/Sensuous Surfaces, 37
Hayami/Population, Family, 53
Hayase/Mindanao Ethno
history, 62
Hechanova/Leading Philippine
Organizations, 62
Hefner/Making Modern Mus
lims, 59
Heisig/Remembering Simplified
Hanzi 1, 39
Heisig/Remembering the Kana,
47
Heisig/Remembering the Kanji
13, 47, 48
Heisig/Remembering
Traditional Hanzi 1, 39
Heldt/The Pursuit of Harmony,
50
Heng/On Asian Streets and
Public Space, 3
Hidalgo/The Childrens Hour,
Vol. 2, 67
Hidalgo/Fabulists, 68
Hidalgo/Over a Cup of Ging er
Tea, 67
Hilbay/Unplugging the Consti
tution, 30
Hiltebeitel/Dharma, 3
Hirakawa/Lafcadio Hearn, 51
Hirano/History Education, 53
Hitchcock/Heritage Tourism in
Southeast Asia, 22
Hitchcock/Tourism in
Southeast Asia, 59
Ho/International Real Estate,
37
Hoare/Korea: The Past, 56
Holstein/A Moments Grace, 20
Holt/Spirits of the Place, 58
Hoonchamlong/Thai Language
and Culture, 58
Hori/Zen Sand, 14
House/Japanese Episodes, 51
Hovinga/The Sumatra
Railroad, 26
Hu, D./Chinese Classical
Furniture, 11
Hu M./Hu Ming, 45
Huang/Shower of Flowers, 44
Huberman/The Diary of
Charles Holmes 1889 Visit, 52
Hudak/William J. Gedneys
Comparative Tai, 58
Hughes/Traditional Folk Song
in Modern Japan, 51
Hulsbosch/Pointy Shoes and
Pith Helmets, 24
Hummel/Eminent Chinese, 42
Hussin/Trade and Society
in the Straits of Melaka, 65
Idema/Personal Salvation, 33
Ito/Yamaji Aizan, 52
Ivarsson/Creating Laos, 64
Ivarsson/Saying the Unsayable,
27
Ives/Imperial-Way Zen, 50
Iwanaga/Women and Politics,
65
Iwanaga/Womens Political
Participation, 36
Jackson/Getting Published, 36
Jacobsen/Lost Goddesses, 65
Jain/Japan in Decline, 17
Janowski/Kinship and Food, 65
Janssen/In Search of a Path, 26
Japan Foundation/Directory, 54
Japan Foundation/Japanese
Studies, 54
Japan Playwrights Association/
Half a Century, IX, 54
Jeon/History of Science, 57
Ji/Chinese Ceramics, 11
Jiang/The Examined Life, 43
Jocano/Sulod Society, 68
Johnson, H./Performing Japan,
51
Johnson, H./Re-Centering
Asia, 2
Johnson, Y./Fundamentals of
Japanese Grammar, 48
Jomo/Law, Institutions, 66
Jomo/Malaysian Industrial
Policy, 67
Jones, G./Mega-Urban Regions,
37
Jones, R./Loan-words in Indo
nesian, 63
Jurilla/Tagalog Bestsellers, 61
Jurrins/From Monologue to
Dialogue, 25
Kang/South Koreas Foreign
Policy Dilemmas, 21
Kawanishi/Mental Health
Challenges, 53
Kawano/Natures Embrace, 14
Kendall/Consuming Korean
Tradition, 20
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COUNTRY
| SUBJECT
Kendall/Shamans, Nostalgias,
and the IMF, 20
Kent/People of Virtue, 65
Kessler/Give Jesus a Hand! 62
Khong/Labour Market Segmen
tation, 29
Kidder/Himiko and Japans
Elusive Chiefdom, 45
Kikuchi/Refracted Modernity,
38
Killick/In Search of Korean
Traditional Opera, 19
Kim, D./The Unending Korean
War, 57
Kim, Yongkoo/Korea and
Japan, 56
Kim, Yung-hee/Questioning
Minds, 55
Kimura/Living Japan, 51
King, F./Farmers of Forty
Centuries, 34
King, Richard/Heroes of
Chinas Great Leap Forward, 6
King, Ross/Kuala Lumpur, 61
King, S./Socially Engaged
Buddhism, 32
King, V./The Sociology of
Southeast Asia, 59
Kirby/Troubled Natures, 15
KLEAR/Integrated Korean, 19
Kline/The Other Empire, 68
Knudsen/Violence and Belong
ing, 36
Knutsen/Tengu, 16
Koh/Pedra Branca, 67
Kohn/Chinese Healing Exer
cises, 41
Kohn/Daoist Dietetics, 12
Kohn/Daoist Mystical Philoso
phy, 43
Kohn/Internal Alchemy, 13
Kohn/Laughing at the Dao, 13
Kohn/Meditation Works, 34
Kowner/Rethinking the RussoJapanese War, Vol. I, 52
Krausse/Russia in Asia, 35
Kudo/Japan and Germany, 52
Kushner/The Thought War, 47
Lamotte/ram.gamasamdhi
stra, 33
Lankov/Crisis in North Korea,
55
Lantin/Fragrant Ornamental
Plants in the Philippines, 67
Laughlin/The Literature of
Leisure, 40
Laumulin/The Kazakhs, 35
100
Lebra/Identity, Gender, and

Status in Japan, 53
Lee, A./Japan Textures, 51
Lee, K./Survival Guide, 36
Lee, S./Life on the Edge, 56
Lee, T./Born Again, 18
Lee, Y./The Ideology of
Kokugo, 48
Lejeune/On Diary, 32
Levine, A./Divided by a Com
mon Language, 39
LeVine, P./Love and Dread in
Cambodia, 28
Lewis/The Stranger-kings of
Sikka, 25
Li, E./The Crime Scene, 12
Li, W./Chinese Writing, 4
Li Z./The Chinese Aesthetic,
41
Lilja/Power, Resistance, 65
Lim, N./Colugo, 63
Lim, S./Celluloid Comrades, 38
Lin, H./Tales from 5000 Years
of Chinese History, 10
Lin, X./Children of Marx, 38
Lindblad/Bridges to New Busi
ness, 63
Lindblad/Indonesian Economic
Decolonization, 25
Lindquist/The Anxieties of
Mobility, 60
Ling/Chinese Tea, 11
Ling/Tao of Chinese Tea, 11
Liu/Casting the Individual, 35
Lockhart/The Cham of Viet
nam, 29
Locsin/A Lemery
Archaeological Sequence, 62
Looser/Visioning Eternity, 51
Lopez/A Handbook of Philip
pine Folklore, 67
Loven/Watching Si Doel, 63
Lu/Chinese Modernity, 38
Lundstrm/I Will Send My
Song, 65
Luong/Tradition, Revolution,
and Market Economy, 21
Luong/Urbanization, Migration
and Poverty, 67
Lysloff/Srikandhi Dances
Lnggr, 24
MacMurray/Treaties, 43
Mair/Experimental Essays on
Zhuangzi, 13
Marcus/Reflections in a Glass
Door, 48
Marra/Japans Frames of Mean
ing, 14
Marra/The Poetics of Motoori

Norinaga, 48
Martin/The Japanese House
wife Overseas, 53
Massier/The Voice of the Law,
64
Matsuo/A History of Japanese
Buddhism, 51
Mattlin/Politicized Society, 9
Mauch/The Occupation-era
Correspondence, 17
McAra/Land of Beautiful
Vision, 34
McBride/Domesticating the
Dharma, 55
McCallum/The Four Great
Temples, 49
McCann/Azalea 1, 2, 56
McCargo/Rethinking Thai
lands Southern Violence, 67
McGlynn/Indonesia in the
Soeharto Years, 64
McGregor/History in Uniform,
61
McHale/Print and Power, 60
McKenzie/The Tragedy of
Korea, 56
McLaren/Performing Grief, 42
McMahon/Polygamy and
Sublime Passion, 5
McNair/Donors of Longmen,
38
Meeks/Hokkeji, 13
Mei/The Beginners Guide to
Chinese Painting, 44
Mercene/Manila Men, 68
Meriam/Chinas Tibetan
Frontiers, 9
Mikhailova/Japan and Russia,
52
Miller/The Way of Highest, 43
Millie/Splashed by the Saint, 25
Mirano/The Life and Works of
Marcelo Adonay, 30
Mizuno/Populism in Asia, 3
Mojares/Brains of the Nation,
62
Mollier/Buddhism and Taoism
Face to Face, 41
Montesano/Thai South, 66
Moreno/Church, State, 62
Mori/A New East Asia, 37
Morozova/The Comintern, 35
Morse/The Chronicles, 43
Morse/The International Rela
tions of the Chinese Empire,
43
Morton/The Alien Within, 48
Moskowitz/Cries of Joy, 7
Mostow/The Ise Stories, 1
Mrzek/Whats the Use of Art?,
31
Muijzenberg/The Philippines
through European Lenses, 62
Murray/Mirror of Morality, 38
Nadelhaft/Imagine What Its
Like, 32
Naff/The Kiso Road, 15
Nagao/Mathematics and
Science Education, 37
Nakayama/The Orientation of
Science and Technology, 53
Nas/The Past in the Present, 64
Nenzi/Excursions in Identity,
46
Newson/Conquest and Pesti
lence in the Early Spanish, 57
Ng/The Imperative of Under
standing, 43
Nichiren/Writings of Nichiren
Shnin, 18, 54
Nicholson/Environmental
Dispute Resolution, 26
Niessen/Legacy in Cloth, 25
Nish/Japanese Envoys, 52
Nish/The Japanese in War, 52
Nordholt/Bali, 67
Nordholt/Dont Forget to
Remember Me, 63
Notar/Displacing Desire, 42
Numata Center/The Baizhang
Zen Monastic Regulations, 36
Numata Center/The Lotus
Sutra, 36
OBryan/The Growth Idea, 47
Ochiai/Asias New Mothers, 34
OConnor/Critical Readings,
52
OConnor/The English-Lang
uage Press Networks, 34
jendal/Beyond Democracy,
65
Okamoto, I./Economic Dis
parity in Rural Myanmar, 67
Okamoto, K./The Curious
Casebook, 48
Olivov/Lifestyle and Enter
tainment in Yangzhou, 43
Ong/A Passion for Birds, 63
Ooms/Imperial Politics, 46
Oostindie/Dutch Colonialism,
25
Ovesen/Cambodians and Their
Doctors, 27
Oyabe/A Japanese Robinson
Crusoe, 47
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Pacis/Bagets, 67
Pak, C./The Jehol Diary, 21
Pak, K./Land, 21
Pang/The Distorting Mirror, 38
Pant/Stupa and Swastika, 66
Papp/Anime and Its Roots in
Early Japanese Monster Art, 16
Park/On the Eve of the Up
rising, 20
Patajo-Legasto/Philippine
Studies, 30
Patalano/Maritime Strategy and
National Security in Japan, 17
Payne/Path of No Path, 18
Paz/Ginhawa, 68
Peczon/Straight Talk, 34
Pea/A Man and His Music, 62
Peng, R./Chinas Great Wall, 44
Peng, X./Sister, 44
Perho/Catalogue of Arabic
Manuscripts, 36
Pertierra/The Social Con
struction and Usage, 37
Perwita/Indonesia, 65
Pieris/Hidden Hands, 57
Piggott/Teishinkki, 50
Pines/Envisioning Eternal
Empire, 39
Plutschow/Phillip Franz von
Siebold, 52
Podoler/War and Militarism
in Modern Japan, 52
Poon/Writing Singapore, 29
Poulsen/Childbirth, 65
Poulton/A Beggars Art, 15
Pouwer/Gender, Ritual and
Social Formation, 24
Pringle/Understanding Islam in
Indonesia, 22
Pybus/Transports of Delight,
35
Qiu/100 Poems from Tang and
Song Dynasties, 12
Quibuyen/A Nation Aborted,
61
Ravesteijn/For Profit and Pros
perity, 64
Reed/The Chrysanthme
Papers, 1
Reichle/Violence and Seren
ity, 59
Reid/Negotiating Asymmetry, 8
Reitan/Making a Moral Society,
46
Ricklefs/Polarizing Javanese
Society, 57
Rigby/Sampling Biodiversity,
36
Rimmer/The City in Southeast

Asia, 59
Roberts/Other Histories, 45
Robinson/Koreas TwentiethCentury Odyssey, 54
Rodgers/Gold Cloths of
Sumatra, 64
Roff/Studies on Islam, 66
Rona-Tas/Tibeto-Mongolica, 9
Rosemont/The Chinese Classic
of Family Reverence, 41
Rubinger/Popular Literacy
in Early Modern Japan, 46
Rudolph/Negotiated Power in
Late Imperial China, 42
Ruth/In Buddhas Company, 21
Rydstrm/Gendered
Inequalities in Asia, 2
Saaler/The Power of Memory
in Modern Japan, 53
Sakai/The Politics of the
Periphery, 29
Salim/Challenging the Secular
State, 59
Saloma/Selected Essays, 68
Samuels/Attracting the Heart, 3
San Juan/Balikbayang Sinta, 61
San Juan/From Globalization,
68
Sanders/Fundamental Spoken
Chinese, 39
Sant/The Straw Sandal, 51
Santos/Tunugan, 67
Sasaki/The Record of Linji, 50
Schefold/Indonesian Houses,
25
Schltter/How Zen Became
Zen, 5
Schmidt, A./The Cutting Edge,
63
Schmidt, I./Mongolian,
German, Russian Dictionary,
35
Schober/Modern Buddhist
Conjunctures in Myanmar, 22
Schuessler/ABC Etymological
Dictionary of Old Chinese, 40
Schuessler/Minimal Old Chi
nese and Later Han Chinese,
40
Seekins/Burma and Japan, 64
Seki/Mrs. Fergusons Tea-set, 52
Selden/Annotated Japanese
Literary Gems 2, 50
Seo/Korean Nationalism, 56
Sercombe/Beyond the Green
Myth, 65
Shahar/The Shaolin Monas

tery, 41
Shanghai Daily/Snapshots of a
New China, 12
Shanghai Daily/A Walkers
Guide to Old Western
Landmarks, 44
Shanghai Writers Association/
Under the Eaves, 44
Shanghai Writers Association/
Voices from the Sea, 44
Shimabukuro/The Accentual
History of the Japanese, 54
Shimizu/Japanese Firms, 66
Sievert/The Story of Abaca, 23
Silk/Riven by Lust, 33
Silver/Purloined Letters, 49
Sneath/The History of Mon
golia, 35
Snelder/Comanagement in
Practice, 62
Solheim/Archaeology, 67
Stalker/Prophet Motive, 50
Standen/Unbounded Loyalty,
39
Stanley-Baker/Reading The Tale
of Genji, 51
Steenbrink/Catholics in Indo
nesia, 64
Steijlen/Percakapan Bahasa
Indonesia, 63
Sterry/Victorian Women
Travellers, 52
Stewart/Crossing Over, 32
Stewart/Enduring War, 32
Stewart/Gates of
Reconciliation, 32
Stewart/Voices from Okinawa,
49
Stone/Death and the Afterlife,
49
Su/A Reader on China, 44
Suehiro/Catch-Up Industriali
zation, 34
Sun, C./Tibet, 44
Sun, Qi/Ladies of the Red
Mansions, 44
Sun, Qinqin/The Essential
Guide to Chinas Top
Restaurants, 10
Sun, Qinqin/Foodie Guide of
Chinese Menus, 11
Sun, W./A Dream of Red
Mansions, 12
Sun, Y./Stories from Contem
porary China, 12
Suthiwan/Aan Thai, 67
Sutton/Other Landscapes, 36
Tamanoi/Memory Maps, 31
Tan, K./Renaissance Singapore?
66
Tan, M./Revisiting Usig, 68
Tan, Samuel/A History of the
Philippines, 68
Tan, See/Bandung Revisited, 66
Tang/Siren of China, 44
Tangherlini/Sitings, 55
Tanikawa/A Chagall and a Tree
Leaf, 49
Tankha/Okakura Tenshin, 52
Tayanin/Hunting and Fishing
in a Kammu Village, 27
Taylor, N./Painters in Hanoi,
57
Taylor, P./Cham Muslims, 61
Taylor, R./The State in Myan
mar, 58
Terwiel/Monks and Magic, 27
Thompson/Unsettling Ab
sences, 67
Thun/Beyond Chinatown, 43
Tiempo/Six Poetry Formats, 67
Tokhtakhodzhaeva/The Re-
Islamization of Society, 35
Totman/Japans Imperial Forest
Goryrin, 51
Tregonning/Merdeka and Much
More, 29
Trocki/Prince of Pirates, 66
Turnbull/A History of Modern
Singapore, 29
Turnell/Fiery Dragons, 65
Tyler/Modanizumu, 49
Uhde/Latent Images, 28
Unger/The Role of Contact, 32
Valiente/Transnationalizing
Culture of Japan in Asia, 2
van den Top/The Social Dyna
mics of Deforestation, 27
Van Der Putten/Lost Times, 67
van der Veur/The Lion and the
Gadfly, 64
van Groenendael/Jaranan, 64
Vaporis/Tour of Duty, 14
Vel/Uma Politics, 64
Ventura/Into the Country of
Standing Men, 62
Villaruz/Treading Through, 67
Vink/Creole Jews, 26
Visscher/The Business of Poli
tics and Ethnicity, 67
Vovin/A Descriptive and Com
parative Grammar, Part 2, 54
Vovin/Koreo-Japonica, 18
Vovin/The Manysh, 51
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AUTHOR INDEX
COUNTRY
| SUBJECT
Wada-Marciano/Nippon
Modern, 45
Wade/Southeast Asia in the
Fifteenth Century, 28
Walker/Tai Lands, 61
Wang, A./Years of Sadness, 8
Wang, J./An Illustrated Record
of Chinese Civilization, 10
Wang, L./China Tidal Wave, 43
Wang, X./Lu Xuns Shaoxing,
10
Warren/The Sulu Zone, 66
Waterson/Paths and Rivers, 24
Welsh/Impressions of the Goh
Chok Tong Years, 66
Wender/Into the Light, 19
Wesley-Smith/Remaking Area
Studies, 2
Williams/The Middle King
dom, 43
102
Wrona/The Old Japanese

Complement System, 54
Wu/The Art of the Yellow
Springs, 4
Wu/Chinese Business, 29
Wylly/Tribes of Central Asia, 2
Xiang/Chinese Customs, 44
Xu, F./Love Stories and
Tragedies from Chinese Classic
Operas, Vols. 14, 44
Xu, Y./The Sprinkler, 12
Yabes/Philippine Short Stories,
68
Yang, Zhaoming/A Tour of
Qufu, 10
Yang, Zhigang/Beijings
Imperial Palace, 10
Yao/Fundamental Written
Chinese, 39
Yashima/The New Sun, 49
Yeoh/Penang and Its Region, 66
Yi, S./I Heard Life Calling Me,

20
Yi, T./The Dynamics of Con
fucianism, 56
Yi, Y./The Beginners Guide to
Chinese Calligraphy, 44
Yifa/The Origins of Buddhist
Monastic Codes in China, 5
Yu-Jose/The Past, Love, Money
and Much More, 61
Yu-Jose/Tatlong Nikkeijin, 23
Yu-Rivera/A Satire of Two
Nations, 30
Zakharov/Grammar of Man
chu, 35
Zeitlin/The Phantom Hero
ine, 40
Zhang, C./Transformative
Journeys, 4
Zhang, Yanmei/Dunhuang
Mogao Grottos, 44
Zhang, Yifang/Managing Your

Emotional Health, 12
Zhang, Yingjin/Cinema, Space,
and Polylocality, 6
Zhang, Z./Qingming Shang He
Tu, 44
Zheng, M./Chinese Fables &
Folktales, 44
Zheng, M./Stories behind
Chinese Idioms, 44
Zheng, Y./Personal Names in
Asia, 37
Zhiru/The Making of a Savior
Bodhisattva, 33
Zhou/The Art of Chinese
Calligraphy, 11
Zhou/Chinese Calligraphy, 11
Zhong/Mainstream Culture
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Zhu/Home Decoration, 11
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