2014 Meiji Exchange Paper Extracts — USC Project for Premodern Japan Studies

USC Meiji University Exchange

The Records of the Meiji University-USC Exchange

Since 2008, scholars and graduate students from Meiji University and throughout Southern California have met annually to share research on Premodern Japanese History at the University of Southern California . This is an archive of abstracts, papers, and materials presented at the exchanges.

You can few the abstracts for the 2014 USC-Meiji University Exchange here.

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Process of the Appearance of the Standardized Tumuli (kofun) in Third Century Northern Kanto, Eastern Japan by DOI Shohei, Ph.D. Candidate in History (Archaeology)

Local Elites in Eastern Japan and Kingship in Ancient Japan by SUNAGA Shinobu, Ph.D. Candidate in History (Ancient Japanese History)

Change in Elite Symbolism from Keyhole Tombs to Buddhist Temples in Seventh Century Japan by Ken’ichi SASAKI, Professor of Archaeology, Meiji U.

Control over and Trade with the Emishi People of Northeastern Frontier under the Ritsuryo Code of Ancient Japan by IGARASHI Motoyoshi, Ph.D. Candidate in History (Ancient Japanese History)

Production and Consumption of Salt and Taxation under the Ritsuryo Code of Ancient Japan by YANAGISAWA Nana, JSPS Post-Doctoral Fellow

法会を営む女性―国立歴史民俗博物館所蔵『転法輪鈔(てんぽうりんしょう)』を中心に―
牧野淳史MAKINO Atsushi

後白河院と今様合 ――『吉記』(きっき)における承安四年「今様合」を中心に――
須藤あゆ美SUTO Ayumi

江戸時代の古文書を求めて
野尻泰弘 NOJIRI Yasuhiro