Interdisciplinary Edo

Interdisciplinary Edo

Toward an Integrated Approach to Early Modern Japan

Hedberg, William C.; Schlachet, Joshua

Taylor & Francis Ltd

07/2024

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9781032268019

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1. Introduction: Doing Interdisciplinary Edo

Joshua Schlachet and William C. Hedberg

Part I: Interconnected Edo-Global Roots and Routes of Early Modern Japan

2. The Buddhist World Map in Edo Print Culture:

Religious Vision in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction

D. Max Moerman

3. What Was Dutch in Early Modern Japan?

Claire E. Cooper

4. Nonsense, Gibberish, and Scribble:

Playing with Foreign Languages and Re-Orienting Epistemic Regimes

Drisana Misra

5. Ocean Influences: Managing Risk in Coastal Shipping

Jakobina Arch

Part II: Objects and Ideas-Crosscurrents in Material and Intellectual Culture

6. The Environmental and Material Foundations of Kyoto

Morgan Pitelka

7. Seeing History: Warrior Images in Late Edo Popular Culture

Hilary K. Snow

8. Ninety-Nineteenth Bottles of Wine:

Objects, Affects, and Intoxication in Shikitei Sanba's Namaei Katagi

Dylan McGee

Part III: Popular Culture and Aesthetics-How Serious Was Play in Edo Japan?

9. Poetry, Natural Wonders, and Changing Perception in Tokugawa Japan

Nobuko Toyosawa

10. New Bracken and Flying Hover Flies and the Expanding Universe of Painting in Late Eighteenth-Century Japan

Chelsea Foxwell

11. Against Popularization: Anti-Populist Currents in Edo-Period Literati Culture

Yoshitaka Yamamoto

Part IV: Edo After Edo- What is 'Early Modern,' 'Japanese,' and 'Cultural' About

Early Modern Japanese Culture?

12. The Modern Discovery of Furyu in Twentieth Century Japan

Jingyi Li

13. Histories of Periodization: Demarcations, Blurred Boundaries, and New Perspectives

Christina Laffin

14. Modern Predicaments and Forgotten Enlightenment:

Towards a Post-Post-Colonial Humanity (In Honor of Tetsuo Najita)

Katsuya Hirano, Translated by N.H. Wimpey

15. The Always Already (But Maybe Not Quite) Pre-Postmodern Edo

Christopher Smith

16. Conclusion: Should Japanese Studies Be Disciplined?

Joshua Schlachet and William C. Hedberg
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Edo;Japan;Early Modern History;History;Tokugawa Japan