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Shigaku Zasshi Summary of Japanese Scholarship for 2001: Warring States, Qin and Han*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 March 2015

Sumiya Tsuneko
Sumiya Tsuneko*
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Shigakka, Bungakubu Nara University, Sanryōchō 1500 Nara-shi Nara-ken 631-8502, Japan
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Early China , Volume 30 , 2005 , pp. 223 - 241
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Shigaku zasshi, 111.5 (2002), 198–204. As in the previous translations of the summaries, Shang is used in place of Yin in the original Japanese, and subject headings have been added. All Japanese and Chinese authors’ surnames are in capitalized letters at their first appearance. Numbers in square brackets, e.g., [199], refer to page numbers in the original article.

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2. NAKAYAMA Shigeru , “Kōso shō Renunkō shi In wan roku go bo shutsudo kandoku-womegutte” , Nagoya daigaku Tōyōshi kenkyū hōkoku 25.

3. MOMIYAMA Akira, “Gi Shin Rōran-no keitai” , in Ryōsa shutsudo-no moji shiryō.

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9. Shin Kan shi gakkai kaihō 2. [Translator's note: It seems the full title reads: Bulletin of the Japanese Qin Han Historical Society, Nihon Shin Kan Shi gakkai kaihō .

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11. CHAI Shengfang , “Dunhuang Han Jin Xuanquan zhi yizhi fajue ji” , Shin Kan shi gakkai kaihō 2. [Note the Japanese reads Xian for Xuan , ed.]

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17. WATABE Takeshi , “Seikatsu shi shiryō toshite-no Kandai gazo” , in Shū Shin Kan jidai shi-no kihon mondai.

18. SATAKE Yasuhiko , “Kandai funbo saishi gazō–ni okeru tenjō sekai, ningen sekai, chika sekai” , Jinbun gakuhō (Toritsudai ) 315.

19. JIAO Nanfeng and WANG Baoping , “Zenkan kōtei ryō-no kōzō” , Kodai bunka 53.2.

20. Tōyō bunka , (Tōdai Tōbunken ), 81.

21. ISHIGURO Hisako , “Shunjū san den-to saishi” .

22. KOTERA Atsushi , “Saden-no hiki shi-ni kansuru ichi kōsatsu” . [Translator's note: the full title reads: “An Investigation into the Shi as Quoted in the Zuo zhuan: The Background of Fushiduanzhang,” “Saden-no hiki shi-ni kansuru ichi kōsatsu: ‘fushi danshō’ no haikei” , Tōyō bunka 81.

23. TAKATSU Junya , “Saden hikareru Sho-no seikaku” , Tōyō bunka 81.

24. LÜ Jing , “Meisei-ni okeru saisho-ni tsuite-no ichi kōsatsu” , Tōyō bunka 81.

25. HIRASE Takao , “Shurai-no kōsei-to seisho koku” , Tōyō bunka 81.

26. Asano Yūichi, “Shiinjū-no seiritsu jiki” , Chūgoku kenkyū shūkan 29.

27. Chūgoku shigaku-no kihon mondai ichi (Tokyo: Kūkoshōin, 2001)Google Scholar.

28. KOGA Noboru , “Sengoku Shin Kan shi sōsetsu” , Chūgoku shigaku-no kihon mondai ichi.

29. EMURA Haruki , “Kodai toshi shakai” , Chūgoku shigaku-no kihon mondai ichi.

30. OOKUSHI Atsuhiro , “Kokusei shi” , Chūgoku shigaku-no kihon mondai ichi.

31. Ookushi Atsuhiro, “Saiō ni miseta yume” , Jinbun kagaku kenkyū (Kōchi daigaku , jinbun ) 8.

32. FUJITA Katsuhisa , “Chūgoku kodai shakai-to suiri mondai” , Chūgoku shigaku-no kihon mondai ichi.

33. SHIGECHIKA Keiju , “Shin Kan-no heisei-wo meguru shomondai” , Chūgoku shigaku-no kihon mondai ichi.

34. SAHARA Yasuo , “Kandai kahei shi saikō” , Chūgoku shigaku-no kihon mondai ichi.

35. YAMADA Katsuyoshi's , “Shin Kan jidai-no zaisei mondai” , Chūgoku shigaku-no kihon mondai ichi.

36. WATANABE Shinichirō , “Kandai kokka-no shakai-teki rōdō hensei” , Chūgoku shigaku-no kihon mondai ichi.

37. FUKUI Shigemasa , “Jukyō-no kokkyōka” , Chūgoku shigaku-no kihon mondai ichi.

38. Fukui Shigemasa, “Han Ko to Tō Chōjo” , Chūgoku: Shakai to bunka 16.

39. INABA Ichirō , “Shin Shikō-no shisō tōsei-ni tsuite” , Chūgoku shigaku-no kihon mondai ichi.

40. UCHIYAMA Toshihiko , “Ka Kyū-no kangaeta rekishi” , Chūgoku shisō shi kenkyū 24.

41. MORIYA Ichijo , “Sengoku Shin-no sōhō-ni tsuite” , Tōyō shi kenkyū 60.1.

42. SUGIMURA Shinji , “Kan hatsu-no rōkan” , Shisen 94.

43. GUO Yin , “Kan hatsu-no nanboku gun” , Tōyō gakuhō 82.4.

44. FUJII Noriyuki , “Tokushin-no kigen-to hensen” , Tōyō shi kenkyū 59.4.

45. ABE Yukinobu , “Zenkan matsu—Gokan-ni okeru chihō kansei-to Shurai” , Tōyō bunka 81.

46. NISHIKAWA Toshifumi , “Kandai-ni okeru chōri-no ninyō” , Kodai-no bunka 53.1.

47. KAMIYA Masakazu , “Kan jidai-ni okeru chōri-no ninyō keitai-no hensen-ni tsuite: sairon” , Nanakuma shigaku 2.

48. SATŌ Naoto's , “Zenkan kōhanki-ni okeru zen go sa yū shōgun-ni tsuite,” , Nagoya daigaku Tōyōshi kenkyū hōkoku 25.

49. WANG Yonghua , “Zenkan-ni okeru Chuō kansatsu-no ichi kōsatsu” , Jinbun gakuhō 315.

50. KUMAGAI Shigezō , “Zenhan-no tenkaku, daigyōrei, daikōro” , Tōyō shi kenkyū 59.4.

51. TOMITA Takeyuki , “Gokan kōhanki-no seikyoku-to Shōsho taisei” , Tōyō shi ronshū (Kyūshū daigaku ) 29.

52. KOGACHI Ryūichi, , “GokanGi Shin chūshakusho-no jobun” , Tōhō gakuhō (Kyōto) 73.

53. IKEDA Shūzō , “‘Xu zai shu hou’ setsu-no saikentō” , Tōhō gakuhō (Kyoto) 73.

54. UCHIYAMA Naoki , “Kandai-ni okeru jobun-no tairei” , Nihon Chūgoku gakukaihō 53.

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56. TAKAMURA Takeyuki , “Kandai kanri seikatsu shi-no ichi danmen” , Tōhōgaku 101.

57. HIGASHI Shinji, , “Kandai ninkyō ron nōto (ni)” , Mie daigaku kyōiku gakubu kenkyū kiyō jinbun—shakai kagaku 52.

58. Higashi Shinji, “Gokan shoki-no fusha-no hanran-ni tsuite” , Nagoya daigaku Tōyōshi kenkyū hōkoku 25.

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60. KUBUKI Shigehiro , “Rei-ni okeru bokeisei-no konseki” , Kanazawa daigaku bungakubu ronshū, Kōdōkagaku- tetsugaku 21.

61. SHIMOKURA Wataru , “Kandai-no bo-to shi” , Tōyō shi ronshū (Tōhoku gakuin daigaku ) 8.

62. Hirase Takao, “Koyomi-to shō genhō-ni tsuite” Shū Shin Kan jidai shi-no kihon mondai 1.

63. Hirase Takao, “Kanshō uke toki kara yonbun koyomi he” , Chūgoku: Shakai to bunka 16.

64. KISHIMA Fumio , “Hoki-wo meguru rei-no shosō” , in Chūgoku-no reisei to reigaku.

65. YOSHIMURA Masayuki , “Kandai-no koyomisei” , Chūgoku: Shakai to bunka 16.

66. OOKAWA Toshitaka , “Kankan chū-no “daiji” “kōji” to koyomo chū sho” , Chūgoku: Shakai to bunka 16.

67. Ookawa Toshitaka, “‘Daiji’ ‘kōji’ kō” , in Chūgoku-no reisei to reigaku.

68. MATSUZAKI Tsuneko , “Chūgoku bunmei-no keishō-ni hatashita moji-no yakuwari” , Sundai shigaku 111.

69. NAGATA Hidemasa , “Bunsho gyōsei” , Shū Shin Kan jidai shi-no kihon mondai 1.

70. MIZUMA Daisuke , “Sengoku Shin Kan ki-no gorenzasei-ni yoru minshū shihai” , in Chūgoku Shutsudo shiryō kenkyū 5.

71. Mizuma Daisuke, “Sengoku Shin Kan ki-no gosei-ni okeru hoshō seido” , Waseda daigaku daigakuin bungaku kenkyūka kiyō 46.4. [Translator's note: the full title reads: Sengoku Shin Kan ki-no gosei-ni okeru hoshō seido: gosei-ni yoru minshū shihai-no genri ]

72. Abe Yukinobu, “Kandai-ni okeru inju-no tsuizo” , Tōyō gaku 101.

73. MA Biao , “Zenkan-ni okeru nanyō gōzoku-no kōsatsu” , Tōyō shien 58.

74. YOSHINAMI Takashi “Zenkan kōhanki-no kosei koji-wo meguru seiji tenkai” , Beppu daigaku daigakuin kiyō 3.

75. ISHII Hitoshi , “Kofun hanken ko” , Tōyō shi kenkyū 59.4. [Translator's note: the full title reads: “A Study of hufen bianjian: Han and Six Dynasty Imperial Gifts and Various Rites and Tradition,” Kofun hanken ko: Kan rikuchō-no onshi, shurei to koji ]

76. UMEHARA Kaoru , “Enzenkoku-no kōbō” , in Ryōsa shutsudo-no moji shiryō.

77. Momiyama Akira, “Kandai Echina Oashisu-ni okeru kaihatsu-to bōeisen-no tenkai” , in Ryōsa shutsudo-no moji shiryō.

78. Yoshinamo Takashi, “Shōshin ji fumei” , Shigaku kenkyū 233.

79. ISHIOKA Hiroshi , “Kandai yūki rōeki seido-ni okeru fukusaku-to shikei” , Hōseishi kenkyū 50.

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86. Fujita Katsuhisa, “Meiji ikō-no Shiki kenkyū” , Ehime daigaku hōbun gakubu ronshū (jinbun ) 11.

87. KANEKO Shūichi , “Kodai Chūgoku to kōtei saishi” (Tokyo: Kūko shoin, 2001).

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