Il Giappone. Studi e Ricerche

• Introduction

  Patrizia Carioti

  VII-VIII

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• Saluto Aistugia

  Matilde Mastrangelo

  IX

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• Il Giappone. Studi e Ricerche nella tradizione editoriale degli studi giapponesi all'Orientale

  Adolfo Tamburello

  XI

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Articoli

• Militarism in Japanese School Songs

  Ury Eppstein

  01-15

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• Buddha and Jesus on holiday in Tokyo. Seinto Oniisan, humour and religion in contemporary Japan

  Erica Baffelli

  17-35

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• The description of the interjectional function of wo: from the renga treatises to Yamada Yoshio

  Corinne D'antonio

  37-60

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• The debate on comprehensive security and the problem of food dependence in Japan in the 1970s and 1980s

  Felice Farina

  61-84

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• Mothers Who Kill: Motherhood and Loneliness in Mori ni nemuru sakana and Saka no tochū no ie by Kakuta Mitsuyo

  Letizia Guarini

  85-110

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• Foreigners in Edo in the Keian era (1648-52): Andries Frisius, the Dutch missions, and the European affairs seen through the fūsetsugaki

  Tiziana Iannello

  111-128

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• Fujiwara no Kintō’s Poetics

  Ikuko Sagiyama

  129-148

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• “Oriental Sisters”: Japanese women in “Lettere dal Giappone” (1929) by Maria Albertina Loschi

  Anna Lisa Somma

  149-168

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• Linguistic Loans from Italian into Japanese: focusing on the Meiji Period

  Valentina Spitale

  169.-211

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• Japanese offensive language through the lenses of translation: suggestions from the Jinpingmei

  Paolo Villani

  213-229

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• Profilo degli autori

  Patrizia Carioti

  231-233

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