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123. Reclaiming the Marginalized Voice in Japanese History

Sunday, January 9, 8:30–10:30 a.m.

Convention Center, Room 613

  • Chair: Samuel Yamashita, Pomona College

  • Papers: Exploring "Whiteness" in Japanese/Japanese American Women's History
    Shiho Imai, Brown University

    On the Meaning of Eccentrics (kijin) in Eighteenth-Century Japan
    Patti Kameya, University of Chicago

    The Diary of Joko Yonetaro, a Japanese Anti-Imperialist Teacher in Colonial Korea, and His Perceptions on "Chosen-jin (Koreans)"
    Atsuko Aoki, Brown University

  • Comment: Samuel Yamashita
    
     
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