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【TGU Global Japanese Studies】Pedagogy for surviving the globalization of the humanities

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】 Japanese literature in world culture :The talk between Prof. Toeda with Associate Prof. Emmerich Part 2

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】Translating Japanese literature – Reading Haruki Murakami :The talk between Prof. Toeda with Associate Prof. Emmerich Part 1

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】Assistant Professor Christina Yi from the University of British Columbia gives a presentation on linguistic imperialism

On-line Course for Japanese Pronunciation Practice

Da Vinci back to life in “Being Leonardo da Vinci (An Impossible Interview)”

Presenting the “WHY WASEDA?” video: Why Waseda? Why Tokyo? The answers in 3 1/2 minutes

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】Christina Laffin (Associate Prof. at the Univ. of British Columbia) Lecture & Workshop “Globalizing the Humanities: Research, Pedagogy, Professionalization in Japanese Studies”

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】Diverse viewpoints and dialogues – Spirally evolving Japanese literature :The talk between Prof. Toeda with Prof. Campbell Part 4

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】Ginza during the occupation – The dual nature of literary censorship :The talk between Prof. Toeda with Prof. Campbell Part 3

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】-Lecture-Christina S Yi (Assistant Prof. at the University of British Columbia)Linguistic Imperialism and the Aporia of Silence in “Artists of the Peninsula” and Spring on the Peninsula

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】The Soundscape of Ginza – The Wakō Bell :The talk between Prof. Toeda with Prof. Campbell Part 2

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】An International Workshop “RETHINKING JAPANESE LITERARY HISTORY Periodization, Genre, and Media”@Columbia Univ. -Report-

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】The City within a City – Ginza in Japanese literature : The talk between Prof. Toeda and Prof. Campbell Part 1

The Brexit Shock – Can We Find Hope in East Asian History?

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】 International Symposium: Rethinking the “Author” as an Agent of Cultural Production

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】International Symposium“Rethinking the -Author- as an Agent of Cultural Production”

Presenting Waseda University in thirteen languages – “Why Waseda?” website launch

【TGU Global Japanese Studies】Lecture◆“Waves on Different Shores : Comparing the New Cinemas of France, Brazil and Japan” by Prof. Richard Peña (Columbia Univ.)

TGU Global Japanese Studies-Lecture◆“Waves on Different Shores: Comparing the New Cinemas of France, Brazil and Japan” by Prof. Richard Peña (Columbia Univ.) Jan. 19th