お茶の水女子大学ジェンダー研究所(IGS)

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Special Section: Where We Are Now in Feminist Art Histories

  • The Introduction of Gender Art Historical Methodology to Representations of Modern Society: Using Ama’s Portrayal in Modern Japan as an Example [JP]

    Tomoko KIRA

  • The Politics of Eros: Japanese art between 1960 and 1970 [JP]

    Izumi NAKAJIMA

  • Modernism and the “Woman” Artist: Romaine Brooks’ Sapphic Modernism [JP]

    Chika AMANO

  • “Wartime Women Painters Crossing Borders: Haruko Hasegawa, Fumie Taniguchi, and Mitsuko Arai” [JP]

    Megumi KITAHARA

Special Contribution

  • Gender Perspectives Open New Horizons in Art History and Image Studies: Responses to Four Reports [JP]

    Mayumi KAGAWA

  • Constance Stuartʼs War: Women and Documentaryʼs Excess [JP]

    Tamar Garb (translated by Naoko UCHIYAMA)

Articles

  • The Effectiveness and Challenges of Intersectionality in Public Policy: An Analysis Using the Perspective of Theoretical Frameworks and Critical Praxis [JP]

    Mami TAKAHASHI

  • Multiple Orientations as Animating Misdelivery: Theoretical Considera- tions on Sexuality Attracted to Nijigen (Two-Dimensional) Objects [JP]

    Yuu MATSUURA

  • Bodies That Appear “Before the Law”: Rethinking and Integrating the Ba- sic Concepts of Cornell and Butler [JP]

    Shinichi NAGANO

  • To Speak and to Speak Out: Reflections on Identity in Sexual Assault and Trauma Care [JP]

    Hitomi INOUE

  • A Reconstruction of the History of Independent Queer Films in Mainland China Using A New Mode of Classification [JP]

    Ning Yu

Book Review

  • Maiko Masquerade: Crafting Geisha Girlhood in Japan

    G.G. Rowley

  • Coed Revolution: The Female Student in the Japanese New Left

    Setsu Shigematsu

  • Comparative Perspectives on Gender Equality in Japan and Norway: Same but Different?

    Yuko Onozaka