Add to ORKGOrientalism is a kind of prejudice on the part of western countries toward the oriental world. The research goal of this paper is to explain how modern Japan placed itself between the West and the East, using the changing attitudes of modern Japan toward foot binding, a uniquely Chinese custom, as an example. The paper rediscovers the Japanese version of orientalism and analyzes the reasons for its growth and development. The paper suggests, as a way of avoiding the cultural domination of orientalism, new possibilities of attitude to women who have undergone foot binding, in order that they be humanized
The voyages of European countries starting from the 15th and 16th centuries have greatly accelerated...
Thinking of the body as the arena of cultural struggles This paper discusses multiculturalism from t...
My paper examines foot-binding in late imperial China from the perspective of power: the power held ...
The historiography of Chinese footbinding has been dominated by male narratives and a focus on anti-...
People know the practice of footbinding in Chinese history through the lens of the anti-footbinding ...
© 2013 Dr. Mayuko MaekawaMy research analysed a small Melbourne community of non-Japanese practition...
Modern Western fashion effectively originated in the early 20th century, stemming from revolutionary...
This paper offers a short introduction to the practice of foot binding in China, as based on the rec...
This study illuminates how Westerners in the late 19th century thought about and evaluated tradition...
Whatever their differences, the articles in this issue also have much in common in addition to their...
The reason why the psychology disorder, Taijin Kyofusho, is rarely found in other countries except J...
Even before the dissolution of Shogunate and the Meiji Reforms around 1868, which opened Japan to th...
The following text concerns itself with the description and analysis of the position of tattooing in...
The purpose of this presentation is to explore what globalization has meant for Japan in terms of cu...
This presentation addresses issues inherent to the ukiyo-e culture of the 1870s-1890s. After opening...
The voyages of European countries starting from the 15th and 16th centuries have greatly accelerated...
Thinking of the body as the arena of cultural struggles This paper discusses multiculturalism from t...
My paper examines foot-binding in late imperial China from the perspective of power: the power held ...
The historiography of Chinese footbinding has been dominated by male narratives and a focus on anti-...
People know the practice of footbinding in Chinese history through the lens of the anti-footbinding ...
© 2013 Dr. Mayuko MaekawaMy research analysed a small Melbourne community of non-Japanese practition...
Modern Western fashion effectively originated in the early 20th century, stemming from revolutionary...
This paper offers a short introduction to the practice of foot binding in China, as based on the rec...
This study illuminates how Westerners in the late 19th century thought about and evaluated tradition...
Whatever their differences, the articles in this issue also have much in common in addition to their...
The reason why the psychology disorder, Taijin Kyofusho, is rarely found in other countries except J...
Even before the dissolution of Shogunate and the Meiji Reforms around 1868, which opened Japan to th...
The following text concerns itself with the description and analysis of the position of tattooing in...
The purpose of this presentation is to explore what globalization has meant for Japan in terms of cu...
This presentation addresses issues inherent to the ukiyo-e culture of the 1870s-1890s. After opening...
The voyages of European countries starting from the 15th and 16th centuries have greatly accelerated...
Thinking of the body as the arena of cultural struggles This paper discusses multiculturalism from t...
My paper examines foot-binding in late imperial China from the perspective of power: the power held ...
