University of Hawai'i Press Fall 2024 Catalogue

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I PRESS FALL 2024

COVER ART: Block-print artwork by Volcano artist Caren Loebel-Fried shows an ‘ua‘u flying over the ocean at night. From her new children’s book, Finding Home, a Hawaiian Petrel’s Journey. See page 3.

DECEMBERDECEMBER20242024

296pages,6x9

Paper9780824899950$$28.0028.00s

Cloth9780824897673$$70.0070.00s

Hawai'iHawai'i//HistoryHistory//LanguageLanguage

BryanBryanKamaoliKamaoliKuwadaKuwadaisawriter,poet,and photographer.Anassistantprofessoratthe KamakakūokalaniCenterforHawaiianStudiesat theUniversityofHawaiʻiMānoa,heusesHawaiian traditionalknowledgeandstoriestonavigateand imagineHawaiianfutures.

NEWRELEASES

TheManaofTranslation

TranslationalFlowinHawaiianHistoryfrom theBaibalatotheMauna

BRYANKAMAOLIKUWADA

In TheManaofTranslation:TranslationalFlowinHawaiian HistoryfromtheBaibalatotheMauna,BryanKamaoliKuwada makesvisibletheoftenunseenworkingsoftranslationinHawaiʻi fromtheadventofHawaiianalphabeticliteracytocontemporary strugglesoverlanguageandland.Translationhashadamassive impactonHawaiianhistory,bothasitunfoldedandhowitcame tobeunderstood,yetitremainsunderstudiedinHawaiianand Indigenousscholarship.Inanengagingandwide-ranging analysis,Kuwadaexaminesilluminativeinstancesoftranslation acrossthelasttwocenturiesthroughtheanalyticofmanaunuhi: themana(power/authority/branch/version)attainedorgiven throughtranslation.Translationhaslongbeenseenasatoolof colonialism,butexamininghistorythroughmanaunuhi demonstrateshowHawaiiansusedtranslationasapowerfultool toasserttheirownliterary,cultural,andpoliticalsovereignty, somethingHawaiiansthinkofintermsofea(life/breath/ sovereignty/rising).Translationalsogavemanatoparticular storiesaboutHawaiians—someempowering,others harmful—creatingaclashofnarrativesthatcontinuetothisday. DrawingonsourcesinHawaiianandEnglishthatspan newspapers,lettersandjournals,religiousandlegaldocuments, missionaryrecords,courttranscripts,traditionalstories,and more,thisbookmakeslegibletheutilityandimportanceof payingattentiontomanaunuhiinHawaiʻiandbeyond.

ThroughchaptersontranslatingtheHawaiianBible,therole oftranslationintheHawaiianKingdom’sbilinguallegalsystem, Hawaiians’powerfuldeploymentoftranslationin nineteenth-centurynūpepa(newspapers),theearly twentieth-centuryeraofextractivescholarlytranslation,andthe possibilitiesthatcomefromrefusingtranslationasdemonstrated inlegalproceedingsrelatedtotheprotectionofMaunakea, Kuwadaquestionsnarrativesabouttheinevitabilityofcolonial victoryandtheideathatthingscanonlybe“lostintranslation.” Writinginanaccessibleyetrigorousstyle,Kuwadafollowsthe flowsoftranslationanditsmaterialpracticestobringforththe powerdynamicsoflanguagesandhowthesedifferentialforces playoutonideologicalandpoliticalbattlefields.Specifically rootedinHawaiʻiyetbroadlyapplicabletoothercolonial situations, TheManaofTranslation providesuswitha transformativenewwayoflookingatHawaiianhistory.

NOVEMBERNOVEMBER20242024

376pages,8.13x9.25,70colorillustrations

Cloth9780824897567$$50.0050.00s

Hawai'iHawai'i//HistoryHistory

BornandraisedontheBigIslandofHawaiʻi, Dr.BillyBillyBerginBerginspentmorethansevendecades workingintheranchingindustry,firstasaranch handandlaterasaveterinarian.Heistheauthor ofsixbooksonthehistoryofranchinginHawaiʻi.

LoyaltotheLand

TheLegendaryParkerRanch,1992–2022, Volume4,AnEnduringSenseofPlace

DR.BILLYBERGIN

Waimea,Hawaiʻi,inhabitedbyhumankindformorethantwelve centuries,hasbeenhometoParkerRanchfor175storiedyears. Thehistoryofthislandislovinglychronicledinthebookseries, LoyaltoTheLand:TheLegendaryParkerRanch,writtenby longtimeranchveterinarianandkamaʻāina,Dr.BillyBergin.This fourthandfinalvolume, AnEnduringSenseofPlace,recountsthe evolutionofParkerRanchfromthepassingofvenerableowner RichardSmartin1992throughthefollowingthreedecades.The authorutilizesavarietyofuncommonsources—hisvastpersonal experience,interviews,directobservations,letters,newsstories, andParkerRanchannualreports,memos,andstrategicplans—to paintamultifacetedpictureofexecutiveoperationsaswellasthe interpersonalrelationsanddailylifeoftheranch ʻohana. ThisbookopenswiththefinalyearsofDr.Bergin’stenure. Atthattime,theranchwastransitioningfromsole-owner oversightbySmart,togovernancebytrusteeswhohadtodeal withaland-rich,cash-poor,sprawlingHawaiianranch.Asthe authorwitnessed,thechallengesconfrontingtheranchwere considerable.Theexodusofveteranemployeesunderthe VoluntarySeparationProgramleftayoungergenerationof cowboyswithoutmentorship,leadingtounintendedcattleloss, distrustinmanagement,andadeclineinmorale.Still,theranch endured.Intheensuingdecade,asenseoforganizationalcalm emergedwhentrusteeshipwasseparatedfrommanagement. CEOChrisKanazawa’sreceptivenesstofieldleadershipand communityengagementprovedtobeaneffectivebusiness strategy.Inmorerecenttimes,thehorseprogramandthePaniolo CattleCompanywitnessedprogressiveremodelingbyCEONeil “Dutch”Kuyper.ThePanioloPowerinitiativelookstowardsa sustainablefutureusingwind,sun,water,andgeothermalenergy sources.

Atitscore,thisvolumeisacelebrationofthemenand womenofParkerRanch,whoare,inthewordsofSmart,“the ranch’sgreatestassets”AnyonewhoeverworkedatParkerRanch remainsconnectedtothisspecialplaceattheheartofWaimea; thestoriespresentedhereareexpressionsoftheirenduring loyaltytotheland.

SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER20242024

120pages,7x10,colorandb&willustrations throughout.Ages8-12 Cloth9780824895716$$19.9919.99

Hawai'iHawai'i//ChildrenChildren

CarenCarenLoebel-FriedLoebel-Friedisanacclaimedauthorand artistfromVolcano,Hawaiʻi.Conservationandthe naturalworldarethefoundationsofherwork.She haswrittenandillustratedeightaward-winning storybookstodate,including Manu,theBoyWho LovedBirds (2020), APerfectDayforanAlbatross (2017),and HawaiianLegendsoftheGuardian Spirits (2002).

FindingHome,aHawaiian Petrel’sJourney

CARENLOEBEL-FRIED

Eleven-year-oldMakaniKealohaMortonadores ʻ ua ʻ u,Hawaiian petrels.Shegrewupmarvelingattheseabird’smagicalevening sky-danceandmurmursfromtheirundergroundburrows.Living overtheocean,glidingthousandsofmilesonthewindto whereverfoodwasabundant,theyreturnedyearlytotheir burrowsintheHawaiianIslands.Overthousandsofyears,their guanohelpedtomakeHawaiʻifertileandhabitableforhumans. Yethumansbroughtpredatorsandenvironmentalchangesthat caused ʻ ua ʻ u numberstoplummettonearextinction.

Makani’sbiologistmomandherteamdeviseaplantosave theseabirds.Ten ʻ ua ʻ u chicksareraisedwithinaprotectedplace. Thechicksleavefortheseaonebyone—butMakani’sfavoriteis verylatetofledge.Makaniworries:Willthisyoungpetrelsurvive atsea?Willshereturntotherefugetoraiseherownyoung?Will theplantosavethe ʻ ua ʻ u work?Bythestory’send,Makanifinds herownwaytomakeadifferencefortheseabirdsshelovesso dearly.

Basedonthetruestoryof ʻ ua ʻ u andthepeopleworkingto savethem, FindingHome,aHawaiianPetrel’sJourney isfilled withCarenLoebel-Fried’scolorfulblockprints,dynamic drawings,andmaps.Followingthestory,abacksectionprovides scientificfactsonthehabitatandlifestyleof ʻ ua ʻ u andtheir connectiontoHawaiiancultureandhistory.Thebook’s middle-gradecontentincludesplace-basedlearningthat incorporatesnaturalscience,wildlifeconservationbiology, literature,andart.Appealingtoallages,thishopeful, empoweringstorybringsawarenesstothethreatshumanshave broughtuponseabirds,andinspiresustofindwayswecanhelp themsurviveandthrive.

OCTOBEROCTOBER20242024

328pages,6x9,7b&willustrations Cloth9780824897611$$75.0075.00s

PacificPacific//MicronesiaMicronesia//Anthropology Anthropology

PhillipPhillipH.H.McArthurMcArthurisprofessorofanthropology, culturalsustainability,andintegratedhumanities, andaffiliatedfacultyofhistoryandPacificstudies atBrighamYoungUniversity–Hawai‘i.

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DialogueswithaTrickster

OntheMarginsofMythandEthnographyin theMarshallIslands

PHILLIPH.MCARTHUR

“Wejokedoften—laughedtothepointofcrying(thatdeep viscerallaughter)—notjustaboutthesubversiveanticsofLetao, buttoalltheallusionstohowhe,myfriend,andI,weretricksters inourownright,movingbetweenourculturalworlds, illuminatingambiguitiesandcelebratingthem.”Thisrich, experimentalethnographyplayswithinthemarginsofmythology andethnographicpracticetopursueadecolonizingmethodof inquiryandinterculturalengagement.Througharangeof mischievousnarrativesaboutthemythologicaltricksterLetao,a riMajel (IndigenousMarshallIslander)storytellertakesthe authoronajourneyintoadeepcosmologicalandepistemological pastandbackintothecolonialandimperialpresent.Transcribed inthisbook,thesimultaneouslyeffortlessandpointedly deliberateconversationsbetweenauthorPhillipH.McArthurand respectedriMajel elderKometoAlbōtsubvertanddismantle boundariesoftime,culture,andreligion.

Throughlighthearteddialogue,Kometoexploresserious historiesofimperialabuse,war,atomicbombtesting,ideologies ofsocialpower,decolonization,Christianity,magic,sex,and death.Heplaysuponarangeofambiguitiessuchasthe slipperinessofmythicdiscourse,ethnographicentanglements, ambivalentanalogiesaboutAmericans,cosmologicalmusings aboutWesternandIndigenousdeities,thecomplexitiesof matrilinealkinshipandmodernmanifestationsofpower,the interplayofmagicwithinpoliticsandreligion,thesocialefficacy ofideologiesofdeceptionandrevelationthroughdivination,the waybywhichriskytopicsandprofanestoriesbringthesacred intorelief,andpropheciesthatpresagetheendofcultureandthe deathofthetrickster.

Inthiswayofrelating,theboundariesblurbetween ethnographerandsubjectandthetheoriesofmythandfolklore; allbecomepartofthedialogicprocess.Theauthorcritically attendstohispositionality,aswellastohowKometoslyly positionsthemthroughhisjokesandindrawingtheauthorinto trickstermythologies.Writteninanarrativestylethatcombines transcribeddialogue,poeticethnographicdescriptions,applied theoryandsharpanalysis,andstorytelling,thisbookgrantsus insightintoadecade-longfriendshipandhonorsthewisdomofa trickster.

AUGUSTAUGUST20242024

232pages,6x9

Paper9780824896157$$28.0028.00s PacificPacific//LiteratureLiterature//PerformingPerformingArtsArts

VictoriaVictoriaNalaniNalaniKneubuhlKneubuhlisanaward-winning Hawaiʻiplaywrightandauthor.Hermanyplays havebeenperformedinHawaiʻi,thecontinental UnitedStates,Britain,Asia,andthePacific.She haswrittenandproducedseveralnovels,television series,anddocumentaries.

NavigatingIslands

PlaysfromthePacific

VICTORIANALANIKNEUBUHL

NavigatingIslands:PlaysfromthePacific bringstogetherthree playsbydistinguishedplaywrightVictoriaNalaniKneubuhl.The islandsofSāmoa—oftencalledthe“NavigatorIslands”on nineteenthcenturymapsofthePacific—emergetothefore,fully dimensional,inthisdynamiccollection.OfbothHawaiianand Sāmoanancestry,Kneubuhlspentformativeyearsintheislands asayoungadult.HerloveofSāmoa,itscultureanditspeople,is wovenintothefabricofeveryscene.Inthefrontmatterofthis book,fansoftheauthor’stheatricalproductions,mediawork,and novelswillbepleasedtolearnabouthercreativeprocessandher broadinfluenceonPacificliteratureandstorytelling.

TwooftheplaysaresetatVailima,Sāmoa,theformerhome ofRobertLouisStevensonandhisfamily. AituFafine portraysthe finaldaysofStevenson’slifeinanunusualhistoricalfantasy. Throughmythandstagemagic,theplayexaminesthe demonizationofwomen,anauthor’sroleinshapingsocial attitudes,andthetimelesspowerofstory. FannyandBelle exploresthemother-daughterrelationshipofFannyStevenson andherdaughterBelleStrong,twointrepidbohemianwomen whodefiedtheconventionsoftheirtimeandliveddaringand adventurouslives.

SetinAmericanSāmoaintheearlytwentiethcentury, The HolidayofRain reimaginesSomersetMaugham’svisittoPago Pagowhenhewrotehisfamousshortstory“Rain.”Whiletheplay isasatiricalrompthatincludestimetravel,mistakenidentities, andaplaywithinaplay,itthematicallyreviewstheportrayalof PolynesianwomenbyWesternwriters,andthefictionalization PacificplacesandpeopleofcolortosuitperceivedWestern audiencedemands.

Allthreeplaysscrutinizehownon-Polynesiansinteractwith Polynesianswhenattemptingtonavigatethroughthesubtletiesof islandlife.Theyalsoaskreadersandviewerstothinkabouthow theoutsideworld’simpressionsofPolynesianswereshapedbythe perceptionsandstoriesofforeigners.Perhapstheplays’most compellingconnectionsinvolvewomenastheyfighttoachieve individualityinthefaceofunfairexpectations,negativesocietal projections,andhistoricalmisrepresentationsoffemale charactersinliterature.

OCTOBEROCTOBER20242024

616pages,7x10

Paper9780824894139$$50.0050.00s ChineseChineseLanguageLanguage

JiayanJiayanLinLinisalearningadvisoratMassey University.

MargaretMargaretLeeLeetaughtChineseatthetertiarylevel formorethanthirtyyearsandwasaseniortutorat theUniversityofAuckland.

RobertRobertSandersSanderswasaprofessorofChinese languageandChineselinguisticsforthirty-five yearsatuniversitiesintheUnitedStates,New Zealand,andJapan.

NEWRELEASES

FundamentalSpokenChinese SecondEdition,Teacher’sManual

JIAYANLIN,MARGARETLEE,ANDROBERTSANDERS

Thebilingualteacher’smanualprovidesdetailedinstructionson howthedifferenttypesofdrills,exercises,andactivitiesinthe FundamentalSpokenChineseExerciseBook reinforcestudents’ oralandauralproficiency.TheseCorePedagogicalInstructions arefollowed,whenappropriate,bybriefsummariesof grammaticalexplanationspresentedinthe FundamentalSpoken Chinese textbook,togetherwiththeirspecificgrammarnote numbersforeasyreference.

Theaccompanying FundamentalSpokenChineseExercise Book containsawidevarietyofexercisesandactivitiesspecifically designedtoreinforceasystematicprogressionthatfocuseson developingaccuracythenfluencyinconversations.

Alsoavailable:

FundamentalSpokenChinese:SecondEdition,ExerciseBook October2024

304pages,7x10,colorillustrations

Paper9780824894122$20.00s

FundamentalSpokenChinese:SecondEdition,ExerciseModel Answers October2024

152pages,PDF

Digital9780824897079nocharge

OCTOBEROCTOBER20242024

432pages,7x10,colorillustrations Paper9780824894115$$32.0032.00s ChineseChineseLanguageLanguage

RobertRobertSandersSanderswasaprofessorofChinese languageandChineselinguisticsforthirty-five yearsatuniversitiesintheUnitedStates,New Zealand,andJapan.

MargaretMargaretLeeLeetaughtChineseatthetertiarylevel formorethanthirtyyearsandwasaseniortutorat theUniversityofAuckland.

JiayanJiayanLinLinisalearningadvisoratMassey University.

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FundamentalSpokenChinese SecondEdition

ROBERTSANDERS,MARGARETLEE,ANDJIAYANLIN

“TheessenceoftheFundamentalChinesetextbooksthat distinguishesthemfromallotherswidelyusedtodayistheirfocuson buildingaChineselanguageacquisitionfoundationinthelearner’s linguisticmind—onethatwillenablethemtoacquirenativeor near-nativeproficiency.Thisapproachformedthebasisofsomevery successfultextbooksproduceddecadesagobyteamsoftruly bilingual-biculturallinguistsfrombothsidesoftheEnglish-Chinese divide.Thesepioneersachievednativeproficiencyintheirsecond languageandknewintuitivelyhowtoguidestudentsonthepathto effectivelanguageacquisition. FundamentalSpokenChinese and FundamentalWrittenChinese areasynthesisoftheirtried-and-true methodologywithtwenty-first-centuryinnovations.”—VivianVivianLingLing, formerdirectoroftheChineseFlagshipProgram,IndianaUniversity

Likeitspredecessor,thesecondeditionof FundamentalSpoken Chinese placesprimaryimportanceonprovidingaclear, systematic,andgraduatedintroductiontothebasicgrammarand vocabularyofspokenMandarinChinesethroughchaptersthat centeronidentifiedsentencepatternsandvocabularyitems ratherthanparticularsocialfunctionsordailyactivities.The authorscontinuethetraditionofseparatingtheteachingoforal andwrittenskills,leavingtheinstructionofreadingandwriting inChinesecharactersexclusivelytotheaccompanying FundamentalWrittenChinese,alsoinitssecondedition.The lessonsinthetwotextbooks,however,arekeyedtoeachotherin termsofvocabularyandgrammar,sotheymaybeused simultaneouslyortheparallelwrittenskillsintroducedatalater time.Bothtextbooksweredevelopedforlearninginthe classroomandforindependentstudy.

Everychapterof FundamentalSpokenChinese beginswith keygrammarpointsandvocabularyarrangedbypartofspeech. Alistofsentencepatternsandafewshortdialoguesfollowto illustratecontextualuseofthelanguage—allnewandupdatedfor thesecondedition.Lessonsareintroducedinaplannedorder thatgivesstudentstimetoassimilateaconceptbeforelearning thenextone.Thematerialisexplainedinaconciseyetcomplete fashionthatalertsuserstothesimilaritiesanddifferences betweenChineseandEnglishgrammar.Nontechnical explanationsofeachgrammarpattern,writtenfromthe perspectiveofanEnglish-speakinglearnerandsupportedby ampleexamples,arepresentedtogetherwithvocabulary,culture, anddialectalnoteswhenappropriate.

Audio,exercisemodelanswers,andotherresourcesfor FundamentalSpokenChinese maybeaccessedat www.fundamentalchinese.com.

OCTOBEROCTOBER20242024

296pages,7x10

Paper9780824894153$$40.0040.00s ChineseChineseLanguageLanguage

JiayanJiayanLinLinisalearningadvisoratMassey University.

MargaretMargaretLeeLeetaughtChineseatthetertiarylevel formorethanthirtyyearsandwasaseniortutorat theUniversityofAuckland.

RobertRobertSandersSanderswasaprofessorofChinese languageandChineselinguisticsforthirty-five yearsatuniversitiesintheUnitedStates,New Zealand,andJapan.

NEWRELEASES

FundamentalWrittenChinese SecondEdition,Teacher’sManual

JIAYANLIN,MARGARETLEE,ANDROBERTSANDERS

Thebilingualteacher’smanualprovidesdetailedinstructionson theunderlyingprinciplesbehindthedesignoftheexercisesin FundamentalWrittenChinese andhowbesttousethemto reinforcestudents’writtenproficiency.TheseCorePedagogical Instructionsarefollowedbyexplanationsonthepurposeofthe exercisesineachchapter.

Alsoavailable: FundamentalWrittenChinese:SecondEdition,ExerciseModel Answers October2024 80pages,PDF Digital9780824897109nocharge

OCTOBEROCTOBER20242024

480pages,7x10,colorillustrations Paper9780824894146$$28.0028.00s ChineseChineseLanguageLanguage

MargaretMargaretLeeLeetaughtChineseatthetertiarylevel formorethanthirtyyearsandwasaseniortutorat theUniversityofAuckland.

JiayanJiayanLinLinisalearningadvisoratMassey University.

RobertRobertSandersSanderswasaprofessorofChinese languageandChineselinguisticsforthirty-five yearsatuniversitiesintheUnitedStates,New Zealand,andJapan.

NEWRELEASES

FundamentalWrittenChinese SecondEdition

MARGARETLEE,JIAYANLIN,ANDROBERTSANDERS

“TheFundamentalChinesebooksareoriginal,innovative,andreplete withinsightfulobservationsonlanguageandculture.Thelessonsare systematicallylaidoutandincluderichandvariedexercises.Together thespokenandwrittenvolumesformacompletepackageforboth self-studyandclassroominstruction.”—Zheng-shengZheng-shengZhangZhang,professor ofChinese,SanDiegoStateUniversity

Likeitspredecessor,thesecondeditionof FundamentalWritten Chinese placesimportanceonaclear,systematic,andgraduated introductiontowrittenMandarin.Theauthorscontinuethe traditionofseparatingtheteachingofwrittenandoralskills, leavingtheinstructionofvocabularyandgrammarexclusivelyto FundamentalSpokenChinese,alsoinitssecondedition.The lessonsinthetwotextbooks,however,arekeyedtoeachotherin termsofvocabularyandgrammar,sotheymaybeused simultaneouslyortheparallelwrittenskillsintroducedatalater time.

FundamentalWrittenChinese beginsbyeducatingreaderson thebasicsoftheChinesewritingsystemsotheyare well-equippedforthepracticalapplicationofChinesecharacters. Chaptersincludelistsofvocabularyitems,exercises,charts explainingthecharacters’usage,mnemonicsandmemory suggestions,supplementarytexts,andspaceforwritingpractice. ThistextbookteachescomprehensionofwrittenChineseby methodicallyfocusingonstructuralregularitiessuchasradicals, phoneticcomponents,andstrokeorder.Thelessonsareorganized sostudentsbeginwithsimpleindependentcharactersbefore movingtothemorecomplexcompoundcharacters.

Audio,exercisemodelanswers,andotherresourcesfor FundamentalSpokenChinese maybeaccessedat www.fundamentalchinese.com.

SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER20242024

296pages,7x10,87colorillustrations

Paper9780824897659$$80.0080.00s

EastEastAsiaAsia//AnthropologyAnthropology//Archaeology Archaeology

ChristopherChristopherJ.J.BaeBaeisapaleoanthropologistinthe DepartmentofAnthropologyattheUniversityof Hawai‘iatMānoa.

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ThePaleoanthropologyof EasternAsia

CHRISTOPHERJ.BAE

“Thisengagingandauthoritativesynthesisofhumanbiologicaland culturalevolutioninEastAsiaweavestogetherthearchaeologicaland paleontologicalevidence.PaleoanthropologicalresearchinEastAsia haslongbeenovershadowedbyresearchinEuropeandAfrica,butin recentdecadesthepremierimportanceoftheregionhasgrown significantlyalongwithspectacularnewdiscoveries.Theauthor,one oftheleadingauthoritiesonpaleoanthropologicalresearchinAsia,is abletocontributepersonalexperiencesandfirst-handknowledgeto thelatestfindingsandcurrentdebates.Thissuperbbookisa must-haveacquisitionforanyoneinterestedinhumanevolutionand prehistory.”—TerryTerryHarrisonHarrison,ProfessorEmeritus,NewYorkUniversity

ResearchinhumanevolutioninAsiahaslongbeenthoughttolag farbehindsimilarresearchinAfricaandEurope.However,the limiteddisseminationoffindingsisoftentoblame,ratherthana lackofscholarship. ThePaleoanthropologyofEasternAsia attemptstorectifythismisconceptionbysynthesizingresearch onhumanevolutionineasternAsiaintoasingleauthoritative anddefinitivetext.Coveringthespanoftimefrommorethan twomillionyearsagototheendofthelastIceAge15,000years ago,thisbookexamineskeyevents,suchasthearrivalofthe earliesthomininsineasternAsiaandtheevolutionand interactionofvarioushomininspecies,including Homoerectus, Homosapiens,andafewmoreinbetween.

Whilefossilsrevealwhatthesehomininsmayhavelooked like,therichPaleolithicarchaeologicalrecordyieldsinsightsinto theirbehavior:HandaxeshavebeenfoundineasternAsiawhere theywerepreviouslybelievedtohavebeenabsent.Watercraftwas usedbyforagersasearlyas40,000yearsagotovoyagetothe Japanesearchipelago.InIndonesia,caveartpaintingsolderthan thosefromtheLascauxcavesinFrancehavebeenreported.Such newandimportantdiscoveriescontinuetoemerge.Providing comprehensivecoverageofpaleoanthropologicalresearchin easternAsia—fromthegroundbreakingfindsinacavenear Beijingintheearlytwentiethcenturytothediscoveryand identificationofnewhumanspeciesduringthetwenty-first century—thisbookwillcaptivateanyoneinterestedinthehuman evolutionaryrecord.

OCTOBEROCTOBER20242024

520pages,8.125x9.25,468color&b&w illustrations

Cloth9780824895709$$90.0090.00s

AsiaAsia//ArtArt//Anthropology Anthropology

LarsLarsKrutakKrutakisaresearchassociateattheMuseum ofInternationalFolkArt(SantaFe,NewMexico) andauthorof TattooTraditionsofNativeNorth America:AncientandContemporaryExpressions ofIdentity and SpiritualSkin:MagicalTattoosand Scarification,amongotherbooksonIndigenous tattoocultureandpractice.

NEWRELEASES

TattooTraditionsofAsia

AncientandContemporaryExpressionsof Identity

LARSKRUTAK

“TattooTraditionsofAsia tookmeonanextremelypowerfuland informativejourneyintothepastandpresentoftattooinginAsia. Readingitwasaneye-openingexperience,onethattouchedmysoul.” —KariKariBarbaBarba,tattooartistandownerofOuterLimitsTattoo,Long Beach,California

“LarsKrutakhasgivenusalandmarkpublication,ageographically wide-rangingandhistoricallyinformedsurveyoftattooingpracticesin Asia.Inadditiontobringingtogetherbeautifullyadiverserangeof sources,hesharesinsightsfromtwodecadesoffieldworkanddozens ofinterviewswithIndigenoustattooistsandtattooedpeople—all enrichedbyastunningcollectionofhistoricalprints,drawings,objects, andphotography.”—SeanSeanMallonMallon,coauthorof Tatau:AHistoryof SāmoanTattooing

“Thisisatremendousfeatofresearch,writing,anddecolonizationby arenownedscholarofindigenoustattooing.Krutak’spersonal engagementwiththecultureshechronicles—includingparticipationin initiationrites—allowedhimintimateaccesstovariedtattoopractices, manyofwhichareslippingaway.Writtenwithsensitivityandauthority, thebookmarksamajormilestoneintattooethnography.”—MargotMargot MifflinMifflin,authorof BodiesofSubversion:ASecretHistoryofWomen and TattooandTheBlueTattoo:TheLifeofOliveOatman

“Traditionalculturalpracticesarefastbecomingendangereddueto cross-pollinationandwesternization. TattooTraditionsofAsia isan importantresourceforboththoseinterestedinunderstandingthe foundationsoftattooingandthosewhoarecommittedtoreclaiminga practicethathasbeenignoredbydominantsocieties.Loheikanioka hāhau,oianōikaleohāwanawanaokekupuna—listentothesound ofthehāhau,itindeedisthewhisperoftheancestors.”—Sulu’apeSulu’ape KeoneKeoneNunesNunes,traditionalHawaiiantattoomaster

TattooTraditionsofAsia isthefirstsinglevolumededicatedtothe anthropologicalstudyofanancientculturalpracticeandartform thatspansmanycountriesandsocieties,ancestrallands,and contemporarycommunitiesacrossthecontinentanditsislands. Thisrichlyillustratedsurveybreaksnewgroundononeofthe least-understoodmediumsofIndigenousAsianexpressive culture—avitaltraditiontobecelebrated,aninspirationalstory toldinskinandink.

DECEMBERDECEMBER20242024

328pages,6x9,21b&willustrations Cloth9780824894061$$75.0075.00s

GlobalAsias:Method,Architecture,Praxis AsiaAsia//MultidisciplinaryMultidisciplinary//TransnationalTransnationalStudiesStudies

TinaTinaChenChenisthedirectorofPennState’sGlobal AsiasInitiativeandfoundingeditorof Verge: StudiesinGlobalAsias

CharlotteCharlotteEubanksEubanksisprofessorofcomparative literature,Japanese,andAsianstudiesatPenn State.

NEWRELEASES

GlobalAsias Tactics&Theories

EDITEDBYTINACHENANDCHARLOTTEEUBANKS

“GlobalAsias:Tactics&Theories isavisionaryvolume.Itencourages allofustoimaginedifferentapproachestoourresearch,teaching, andwritingwhileofferingwaystothinkbeyonddisciplinary constraints.”—ChristopherChristopherLeeLee,UniversityofBritishColumbia

“ChenandEubankshaveputtogetheraninnovative,exploratory, almostexperimentalbook.Thecontributors'orientations,research questions,areas,andmethodsparalleltheirinsistencethatGlobal Asiasisaquery,amethod,anapproachthatexceedstraditional paradigmsanddisciplinaryhomes.”—NitashaNitashaTamarTamarSharmaSharma, NorthwesternUniversity

“Thiscompendiumrepresentsafieldoutgrowingitsinitialfoundingto invitedeepconversationswithabroadaudience.Intheprocess,the bookreimaginesthenewfieldofGlobalAsiasanddoessowith passion,gravitas,andcapaciousness.Its‘dynamicpraxisof engagement’isnothingshortofinspirationalasitsimultaneously speaks,shouts,prods,andchallengeswithrichlyseductive possibilities.”—ChristineChristineR.R.YanoYano,UniversityofHawai‘i

GlobalAsias:Tactics&Theories istheinauguralvolumeinan excitingnewseriesthatexplorescriticalconcernsanimating GlobalAsiasscholarship.Itchallengesthesilosofacademic knowledgeformationthatcurrentlymakelegibleandorganize thestudyofAsiaanditsmultiplediasporas.Transits,Indigeneity, Epistemology,Language,andA/Geography:Thesekeywords highlightpotentialoverlapsandpointsofdisagreementbetween areastudies,ethnicstudies,anddiasporastudies.Throughan inventiveapproachandstructure,thebookexemplifieshowthe collaborativeethosofGlobalAsiaspraxiscancatalyzenew methodsofscholarshipandpedagogy—andcreateinnovative modelsofacademicknowledge-production.Theeditorsoffera substantiveoverviewoftheemergentmultidisciplinaryfieldof GlobalAsiasfollowedbyasetofcollaborativelyauthored researchforumsandpedagogicalmaterialsbyavariedgroupof scholarsworkingacrossranks,disciplines,fields,geographies, andlanguages.

Thisindispensableguideiscraftedtoprovideresourcesfor researchers,teachers,students,andadministrators.Thediversity andoriginalityofthematerialsandapproachesreflectabroad understandingofscholarlyworkthatresistsmasterybybuilding structuresofintellectualexperimentationthatembrace disagreementanddifferences.Readerswilldiscoverprovocative conversationsthatredefinewhatitmeanstoworkin,at,for,and aroundGlobalAsias.

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210pages,6x9,10b&willustrations Cloth9780824897697$$75.0075.00s

BuddhismBuddhism//HealthHealth//Anthropology Anthropology

C.C.PiercePierceSalgueroSalgueroisprofessorofAsianhistoryand healthhumanitiesatPennsylvaniaState University’sAbingtonCollege.

KinKinCheungCheungisassociateprofessorofEastand SouthAsianreligionsatMoravianUniversity.

SusannahSusannahDeaneDeane(UniversityoftheWestof England)haswrittenwidelyonapproachesto mentalhealth,illness,andhealingwithinTibetan communitiesinIndiaandChina.

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BuddhismandHealinginthe ModernWorld

EDITEDBYC.PIERCESALGUERO,KINCHEUNG,ANDSUSANNAH DEANE

ThisrichcollectionfocusesonthenexusbetweenBuddhismand healinginthemodernandcontemporaryworld,highlightingthe manywaysBuddhistshaveadaptedinresponsetoandin dialoguewithmodernscience,biomedicine,andotherfacetsof modernityfromthenineteenthcenturytotoday.

Buddhisthealingactivitiesaremuchmorediversethanthe narrowrangeofmindfulnesstechniquesthathavedominated scholarlyandpopularfocus.Fromthecommunity-basedhealing practicesofAsianAmericanBuddhistsandtransnationalTantric sextherapyretreatstoconcernsaboutbalancingbeing contemporarywithbeingauthenticallyBuddhist,contributors explorehowBuddhistshaverethoughtthemind-body relationshipagainstthebackdropofthemodernizationand globalizationofBuddhism.TheyexamineBuddhistsnavigating thedifferencesandcommonalitiesthatexistintheirpracticeand modernsystemsofmentalandphysicalhealthcare,paying attentiontohowtheyhavenegotiatedshiftingconfigurationsof legitimacy,authority,andauthenticity.Throughhistoricaland ethnographiccasestudies,theworkdetailstheserupturesand reconciliationsinJapan,SriLanka,Tibet,Korea,andtheUnited States,inadditiontomappingthetransnationalpathwaysof exchangeasknowledgeaboutBuddhismandmedicinehas traveledbetweenAsiaandtheWest.

BuddhismandHealingintheModernWorld encompassesa widerangeofBuddhistideasabouthealthandhealth-seeking practicesthatremainavitalpartoftheeverydaypracticeof modernBuddhismacrosstheglobe.

DECEMBERDECEMBER20242024

336pages,7x10,83color&b&willustrations

Cloth9780824895730$$72.0072.00s

BuddhismBuddhism//EnvironmentEnvironment//HistoryHistory

JeffreyJeffreyMoserMoserisassociateprofessorofhistoryof artandarchitectureatBrownUniversity.

JasonJasonProtassProtassisassistantprofessorofreligious studiesatBrownUniversity.

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CountlessSands

MedievalBuddhistsandTheirEnvironments

EDITEDBYJEFFREYMOSERANDJASONPROTASS

CountlessSands presentsengaginganalysesofthediverse relationshipsbetweenBuddhismandtheenvironmentthat existedinmedievalAsia.Recentyearshavewitnessedasurgein publicationsacrossthehumanitiesthatadvancepowerfulethical andpoliticalargumentstoaccountforthehumanfailureto respondeffectivelytoglobalclimatechange.Whilethe contributorstothisvolumeareattunedtothischallenge,rather thanpresentexplicitpoliticalarguments,theypursueasubtler efforttohistoricizetheenvironmentasasiteandsubjectof Buddhistpracticewhileprovidingresearchgroundedinrigorous analysisofcomplexandfragmentarysources.Thevolumethereby mitigatesagainsttheOrientalist,East-Westbinariesthathave longinformedtheinvocationofBuddhisminEuro-American environmentaldiscourses.Asthechapterscollectively demonstrate,therewasnosingular,consistently“Buddhist” understandingofthenaturalworld,butinnumerable,varied engagementspreservedindiscretetexts,images,andartifacts.We titlethevolume CountlessSands toechotheBuddhistmetaphor of“sandsoftheGanges”thatimpliesanuncountablenumber. Throughspecificcasestudies,theauthorsconsidersuch questionsas:HowdidpremodernBuddhistsunderstandwhatwe todaycall“theenvironment”?Howdidtheythinkabouttheir earth?How,when,andwheredidthevariousprocessesofthe earthactuallyimpingeonthepracticesofhistoricalBuddhists? Whatkindsof“environmentalimaginations”informedspecific Buddhistpractices?Insodoing,theauthorsexplorethe connectionsbetweenthewaysinwhichhistoricalBuddhist communitiesinteractedwiththeirenvironmentsandhowthey understoodthoseenvironments.InthebroaderfieldofBuddhist studies, CountlessSands contributestoongoingeffortstoexpand thelocusofinquiryfromtextuallybasedinvestigationsof Buddhistdoctrinetoabroaderexaminationofthecomplexand variedplaceofBuddhisminthelivesofhistoricalcommunities. Thebookfurthersthisbroaderprocessbycastingitin environmentaltermsandwillengagereaderslookingformodels ofthought-provokinghistoricalanalysisonenvironmental themes.

NOVEMBERNOVEMBER20242024

352pages,6x9,8color,30b&willustrations Cloth9780824897680$$75.0075.00s

JapanJapan//EnvironmentEnvironment//HistoryHistory

StefanStefanHuebnerHuebnerisseniorresearchfellowatthe AsiaResearchInstitute,NationalUniversityof Singapore.

NadinNadinHeéHeéisaprofessorintheGraduateSchoolof Humanities,OsakaUniversity.

IanIanJaredJaredMillerMillerisprofessorofhistoryatHarvard University.

WilliamWilliamM.M.TsutsuiTsutsuiischancellorandprofessorof historyatOttawaUniversity.

OceanicJapan

TheArchipelagoinPacificandGlobalHistory

EDITEDBYSTEFANHUEBNER,NADINHEÉ,IANJ.MILLER,AND WILLIAMTSUTSUI

Japan’soceansdemandourattention.Violent,prolific,and changeful,theydefinelifeanddeathonthearchipelago:pushing theshoreundertherushoftsunami,chargingtyphoon circulation,feedingmillions,andseedingconflictsoverterritory andresources.Andyet,Japanstudiesremainslargelybeholdento aterrestrialviewoftheworldthatisatoddswiththeimportance ofthesea.This“terrestrialbias”alsomeansthatonthose occasionswhenoceansarerecognizedtheyaremostoften presentedasdividersorconnectors—spacesinbetweenrather thanrichecologiesandmeaningfulsites. OceanicJapan ismeant tohelpreadersre-envisionJapanesehistoryinordertoshowhow theseascreatedthecountrythatweknowtoday.

Thebookconvenesadiverse,multinational, multidisciplinarygroupofscholarstoexpandthescopeofJapan studiesandtheenvironmentalhumanities.Thechaptersdraw fromthebroaderturntothesea—characterizedbynewoceanic andterraqueousperspectives—developingwithinthesefieldsand inareassuchasPacifichistoryandIndianOceanstudies.The volumeeditors'visionisbifocal.Ontheonehand,theyaimto reorientEastAsianstudiesandJapanstudiestothesea, underlininghowoceanshaveshapeddynamicsfromthe TokugawaEraforwardintotheageofempireandthecrisisofthe Anthropocene.Ontheotherhand,theyargueforamore nuancedenvironmentalapproachwithintheburgeoningfieldof Oceanicstudies.Seeingoceanicspacesasmorethanentrepotsor politicalspheresrequiresthinkinginnew,oftenvertical, volumetricways.Thechaptersfollowhumanandnon-human actorstorecognizethevariegationofwateryecologiesthrough winds,tides,coasts,seabeds,andcurrentssuchasthe Kuroshio and Oyashio,whichhavealwaysshapedlifeonthearchipelago.

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224pages,6x9,8b&willustrations Cloth9780824897543$$75.0075.00s

JapanJapan//LanguageLanguage//HistoryHistory

IanIanRapleyRapleyisaseniorlecturerofEastAsianhistory inthehistorydepartmentofCardiffUniversity,UK.

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GreenStarJapan EsperantoandtheInternationalLanguage

Question,1880–1945

IANRAPLEY

“GreenStarJapan offersaconcise,beautifullywrittenhistoryofthe EsperantomovementinJapan.Itisalsothefirsttreatmentofthetopic inEnglish.Rapleyaddresseshowgroupsacrossthepoliticaland culturalspectrumconfrontedthisconstructedinternationallanguage, fromsocialistsonthelefttofigures,suchasKitaIkki,onthefarright. And,asheshows,Esperantostillhasarelativelysmall,butardent, followinginJapan.Aselsewhereintheworld,Esperantoembodied (andcontinuestodoso)formanyJapanesesomethingfargreater thanlanguageitself.”—JoshuaJoshuaA.A.FogelFogel,YorkUniversity

Duringthefirsthalfofthetwentiethcentury,awiderangeofthe Japanesepopulacewasdrawntothepossibilitiesofferedbythe proposedlanguageknownasEsperanto.Createdinthe nineteenthcenturybyaEuropean,L.L.Zamenhof,Esperanto seemedanunlikelycandidateforJapaneseinterest,buttoits advocatesitwasapotentialsolutiontotheinternationallanguage problem:thequestionofhowtoeffectivelycommunicateacross linguisticandnationalborders.UsingthehistoryofJapanese EsperantouptotheendoftheSecondWorldWar,in GreenStar Japan IanRapleyarguesthatscholarsofmodernAsiashouldpay seriousattentiontobothEsperantoandtheinternational languageproblem.

OnekeyaspectofJapan’smodernizationwasitsgrowing contactwiththewiderworld,notjustwiththeWestbutwith countriesacrosstheglobe.Theincreasinglycomplexnetworksof thesetransnationalinteractionsinvolvedtrade,diplomacy,and intellectualflows;eachcontactrequiredtheidentificationofsome commonmediumofcommunication.Esperantowasdesignedto beaseasytolearnaspossible,withasimplegrammarandsystem ofwordformation,andnoneoftheidiosyncrasiesand irregularitiesthataccumulateovertimeinunplannednationalor regionallanguages.ThisappealedtomanyJapanesewho discoveredthattobemodernmeantbeingastudentofoneor moreforeignlanguages.

JapaneseEsperantistswereactiveattheLeagueofNations,in theSovietUnion,andinvillagesacrossJapan.Theywroteessays andletters,traveledinternationally,builtfriendships,taught classes,andmaderadiobroadcasts. GreenStarJapan offersanew approachtounderstandingJapan’sglobalmodernity,byclosely examiningtheeffortstospreadalanguagedesignedtobring peoplesoftheworldtogether.Thisworkwillinterestscholarsand studentsofmodernJapaneseandEastAsianhistory,and especiallywithinthevibrantfieldsoftransnational/globalhistory andthehistoryoflanguage.

JULYJULY20242024

264pages,6x9,12b&willustrations Cloth9780824872687$$68.0068.00s

JapanJapan//CulturalCulturalStudiesStudies//GenderGenderStudiesStudies

JamesJamesWelkerWelkerisprofessorintheDepartmentof Cross-CulturalStudiesatKanagawaUniversity, Yokohama,Japan.

TransfiguringWomeninLate Twentieth-CenturyJapan

Feminists,Lesbians,andGirls‘Comics ArtistsandFans

JAMESWELKER

TransfiguringWomeninLateTwentieth-CenturyJapan:Feminists, Lesbians,andGirls'ComicsArtistsandFans examinesthree dynamicandoverlappingcommunitiesofwomenandadolescent girlswhochallengedJapanesegenderandsexualnormsinthe 1970sand1980s.Thesespheresencompassedactivistsinthe ūmanribu (women’sliberation)movement,membersofthe rezubian (lesbian)community,andartistsandreadersofqueer shojo manga(girls’comics).Individuallyandcollectively,they foundthenormativeunderstandingofthecategory“women” untenableandworkedtoredefineandexpanditsmeaningby transfiguringideas,images,andpracticesselectivelyappropriated fromthe“West.”Theydidso,however,whileremainingfirmly fixedonthelocal.Thus,formany,thisostensiblyWesternfocus wasnotaturnawayfromJapanbutintegraltotheir understandingofbeingawomanwithinJapan.

Followingbroadhistoricaloverviewsofthe ūmanribu, rezubian,andqueer shōjo mangaspheres,thebooktakesadeeper lookthroughthelensesofterminology,translation,andtravelto offerawindowontohowactsoftransfigurationreshapedwhatit meanttobeawomaninJapan.Theworkdrawsonavastarchive thatencompassesearlytwentieth-centurydictionaries,sexology texts,andliterature;postwarwomen’sandmen’smagazinesand pornography;translatedfeministandlesbiantexts;comicsand animation;andnewsletters,fanzines,andotherheretoforelargely unexaminedephemera.Thevolume’scharacterizationoftheerais alsogreatlyenrichedbyinterviewswithmorethansixty individuals.

TransfiguringWomeninLateTwentieth-CenturyJapan demonstratesthatthetransfigurationofWesterncultureinto somethinglocallymeaningfulhadtangibleeffectsbeyondnewly (re)createdtexts,practices,images,andideaswithinthe ūman ribu, rezubian,andqueer shōjo mangacommunities.The individualsandgroupsinvolvedwerethemselvestransformed. Morebroadly,theireffortsforgednewunderstandingsof “women”inJapan,creatingspaceforagreaternumberofpublic rolesnotboundtobeingamotherorawife,aswellasagreater diversityofgenderandsexualexpressionthatreachedfarbeyond theJapaneseborder.

AUGUSTAUGUST20242024

236pages,6x9,44b&willustrations

Paper9780824898410$$28.0028.00s

Cloth9780824896164$$72.0072.00s

JapanJapan//AnthropologyAnthropology//CulturalCulturalStudiesStudies//ReligionReligion

LauraLauraMillerMillerisEi’ichiShibusawa-SeigoArai EndowedProfessorofJapaneseStudiesand professorofhistoryattheUniversityofMissouri-St. Louis.

NEWRELEASES

OccultHuntingand SupernaturalPlayinJapan

LAURAMILLER

InJapantoday,womenaretheprimarydriversofreligious re-enchantment,andtheyareexertingpressureonshrines, temples,andthemediaindustriestoaccommodatetheirinterests andaesthetictastes.Employingasemanticallybroadmeaningof “occult”toincludethemysteriousorsupernatural,LauraMiller examineshowitmanifeststoofferavenuesofself-explorationand spiritualcapitalthatfundamentallyappealtowomen.Female seekershavehadamajorimpactonthefashioningandmarketing ofspiritualsites,texts,andobjects,oftenthroughencodingthe kawaii,orcute,aesthetic.Millermakesthecasethatthegendered natureofocculthuntinghasbeenneglectedinresearchandthat greaterattentiontogenderedperspectivesrevealssignificant facetsofsocialityandrecreation.

Writtenfromaninterdisciplinaryculturalstudies perspective, OccultHuntingandSupernaturalPlayinJapan interlaceshistory,art,literature,religion,mediastudies,and anthropologytoexploreubiquitousyetunderstudiedactivities suchashavingone’sfortunetold;visiting“powerspots,”locations thoughttoholdexceptionalsupernaturalenergy;andplaying withnewtypesoftarotdecks.Bookchaptersalsofocuson materialreligion,includingobjectslikegoodluckamuletsand votiveplaques,Taoistpapertalismans,pilgrimstamps,and ancientcurvedbeadscalled magatama.Tracingtheirhistories andtransformations,Millerinsiststhattheseformsofvisualand materialreligionandtheirrelatedactivitiesareneithertrivialnor simplycommercialgambits.Rather,theyprovideinsightsintothe realmsofcreativeexploration,pleasure,andspiritual developmentinthelivesofgirlsandyoungwomen.

DECEMBERDECEMBER20242024

544pages,7x10,22b/willustrations Cloth9798880701322$$52.0052.00s JapanJapan//ReligionReligion

MatthewMatthewD.D.McMullenMcMullenisseniorresearchfellowat theNanzanInstituteforReligionandCultureand AssociateProfessoratNanzanUniversity.

JolyonJolyonBarakaBarakaThomasThomasisassociateprofessorof religiousstudiesattheUniversityofPennsylvania.

TheNewNanzanGuideto JapaneseReligions

EDITEDBYMATTHEWD.MCMULLENANDJOLYONBARAKA THOMAS

Fornearlytwodecades,the NanzanGuidetoJapaneseReligions hasservedasavaluableresourceforstudentsandscholarsof religioninJapan.Thisexcitingupdateexpandstheaudienceto includenon-specialistsofJapanwhilealsocomplicatingthe notionsof“Japan”and“religion.”Askingtheprovocativequestion “whystudyJapanesereligions?”theeditorsarguethatstudying Japanisvitalfortheacademicstudyofreligionwritlargeand makeacaseforthecontinuedimportanceofreligioustopicsin Japanstudies,broadlyconceived.

Thevolumeaddressesthequestionofwhy—andhow—to studyJapanesereligionsinsevensections,eachoverseenbya leadingexpertinthatsubfield.Thesectionon“Knowledge Production”investigatesmedicine,sacredobjects,andthe politico-economicstructuresundergirdingacademia. “CosmologyandTime”revealshowreligionshapedworldviews inbothpremodernandmodernJapanbytakinguptopicssuchas theafterlife,divination,andrelationshipsbetweenscienceand religion.“SpaceandEnvironment”considersgeography, relationshipsbetweenthehumanandnonhumandenizensofthe Japanesearchipelago,andreligioninJapan’soverseascoloniesand amongdiasporicoutmigrants.“FeelingsandBelonging”focuses onaffectiverelationshipsgeneratedthroughconfraternities, homiletics,andcaringprofessions.“PoliticsandGovernance” describeslongstandingrelationshipsbetweenreligionandthe state,coveringeverythingfromsacredkingshiptocontemporary electoralpolitics.Thefinaltwosectionsincludepracticaladvice forconductingfieldworkandhelpfulintroductionstoseveral relevantarchives.

Overall,thevolumereflectstheimpactofrecentscholarly trendsinthestudyofJapanesereligions,includingmaterial religionstudies,affecttheory,environmentalhumanities,and criticalsecularismstudies.Thebreadthoftopicsaswellasthe accessibilityoftheindividualchaptersmakes TheNewNanzan GuidetoJapaneseReligions anindispensableresourceforthe classroom.ItwillbeusefulnotonlyforscholarsofJapan,butalso foranyoneinterestedintheacademicstudyofreligion.

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JapanJapan//ReligionReligion//SportsSports

ZacharyZacharyT.T.SmithSmithisassistantteachingprofessorin theSchoolofBehavioralSciencesandEducation atPennsylvaniaStateUniversity,Harrisburg.

DennisDennisJ.J.FrostFrostisWenChaoChenProfessorofEast AsianSocialSciencesatKalamazooCollege, Michigan.

StephenStephenG.G.CovellCovellischairoftheDepartmentof ComparativeReligionandMaryMeaderProfessor ofComparativeReligionatWesternMichigan University.

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ReligionandSportinJapan

EDITEDBYZACHARYT.SMITH,DENNISJ.FROST,ANDSTEPHENG. COVELL

Thesportsworld’sattentionwasfocusedonJapanfortheTokyo 2020SummerOlympicsandParalympics.Theyears-longbuildup toandaftermathofthegamesoccurredinthemidstoftheglobal pandemic,whichdelayedtheeventuntil2021.Givenallofthis, thereisperhapsnobettertimetodelveintoanoftenoverlooked butcriticalfacetofsportinJapan—namelyreligion.

ReligionhaslongbeenapartoftheJapanesesport tradition—fromShugendōpractitionersofferingsumoboutsto thegods,tosoccerplayersofallagesprayingforsuccessatShintō shrines;fromtheuseofmeditationandritualinmartialartsto gainfocusorsuperhumanabilities,toreligiousorganizations sponsoringsportingeventsandteamsandschoolsportsclubs. ReligionandSportinJapan bringstogetherhistoriansandsport andreligiousstudiesspecialistsfromJapan,theUS,andEurope toaddresssport’stiestocorporateandnationalidentity,politics, environmentalism,ritual,andsacredspace.Majorthemes discussedincludethespiritualgeographiesofsport,sportas inventedtradition,technologiesofself,materialculture,andcivil religion.

Thechaptersarewrittensothatsporthistorianswithno backgroundinthestudyofJapanorreligiousstudiesscholars whohaveneverbeforeexaminedtheworldofsportwillfindthe materialaccessible.Toprovidefurthergroundingfornon-field specialists,thevolumebeginswithtwobackgroundchaptersthat introducesportstudiesinJapanandthestudyofreligionand sport.

OCTOBEROCTOBER20242024

248pages,6x9 Cloth9780824897574$$75.0075.00s JapanJapan//BuddhismBuddhism

StephenStephenG.G.CovellCovellischairoftheDepartmentof ComparativeReligionandMaryMeaderProfessor ofComparativeReligionatWesternMichigan University.

TheTeachingandTeachingsof TempleBuddhismin ContemporaryJapan

STEPHENG.COVELL

HowhaveBuddhistteachingscometobeinmodernand contemporaryJapanandhowaretheytaught?Thispioneering workseekstoanswerthesequestionsbyhighlightingthepublic teachingsofTempleBuddhisminstitutions,inparticularTemple BuddhismkindergartensandBuddhistsecondaryschoolsand colleges.ThecommunityoutreachprovidedbytheseBuddhist facilitiesisfargreaterthananyotherwiththepossibleexception offuneralsyetuntilnowithasreceivedlittleattentionfrom scholarsofJapanesereligion.

AfterdeterminingwhatistaughtinBuddhisteducationand how,StephenCovellintroducesreaderstoaselectgroupof monkswhoundergosomeofthemostgruelingpracticesin JapaneseTempleBuddhismtodetermineifthepublic-facing teachingsofBuddhisteducationareuniqueorsimilartothoseof eliteBuddhistpractitioners.Theteachingsandsitesofteaching examinedhereincludebutarenotlimitedtoclassicaldoctrinal studiesandtemplesfocusedontheeducationofBuddhistclergy. Covelluncoverstheargumentsmadebypriestsinvolvedin moralseducation,thedharmatalksoffamousascetics,andthe waysinwhichlawsandlegalcodeshavechangedBuddhist education.Helooksatwhatistaughtontheground,online,and inpopulartextstodiscussthecurrentteachingsembracedas BuddhismwithintheinstitutionsofTempleBuddhism.Among hisnumerousfindingsissuchteachingsandworldvieware remarkablysimilartothoseofNewReligionsandBuddhistlay movementsasoutlinedbyJapanreligionscholarsand governmentbodiesinchargeofeducation.

TheTeachingandTeachingsofTempleBuddhismin ContemporaryJapan willbewelcomedbystudentsandscholars inJapanesereligiousstudiesandearlychildhoodandhigher educationaswellasthoseinterestedincurrentBuddhistpractice andteachingsingeneral. NEWRELEASES

NOVEMBERNOVEMBER20242024

3232pages,6x9,8-volumeset Paper9780824899257$$250.00250.00s

PublishedinassociationwithSōtōshūShūmuchō ForsaleworldwideexcludingJapan JapanJapan//BuddhismBuddhism

Foundedin1995undertheauspicesofthe InternationalDepartment(Kokusaika 国際課)of theAdministrativeHeadquartersofSōtōZen Buddhism(SōtōshūShūmuchō 曹洞宗宗務庁),the SōtōZenTextProject(SōtōshūShūtenKyōten Hon’yakuJigyō 曹洞宗宗典経典翻訳事業)brings togetherteamsofscholarstoproduceEnglish translationsofthefoundationaltextsofthe JapaneseSōtōZenSchool.

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TreasuryoftheTrueDharma Eye

Dōgen’s Shōbōgenzō,Eight-VolumeSet

ANANNOTATEDTRANSLATIONBYTHESŌTŌZENTEXTPROJECT

ThispublicationrepresentsanEnglishrenderingofoneofthe greatclassicsofJapaneseBuddhism,the Shōbōgenzō 正法眼藏, byDōgen 道元(1200–1253),founderoftheSōtōZenschool.The translationwasproducedbytheSōtōZenTextProject,ateamof scholarsworkingundertheauspicesoftheAdministrative HeadquartersofSōtōZenBuddhism.ItisbasedontheJapanese editionofthe Shōbōgenzō inKawamuraKōdō 河村孝道,ed., Dōgenzenjizenshū 道元禅師全集,volumes1–2,whichprovides whatarethoughttobethemostauthoritativecompilationsof Dōgen’s Shōbōgenzō essays,inseventy-fiveandtwelvechapters, supplementedbysixteenadditionaltexts.

Thetranslations,insevenvolumes,areaimedatboth professionalandlayaudiences.Theyareaccompaniedbythe Japanesetextsandbyextensiveannotationonthelanguage, literarysources,andinterpretationsofthosetexts.Aneighth volumeprovidesalengthystudyofthehistoryandcontentsof the Shōbōgenzō,supplementarynotestothetranslation,andan extensivebibliographyofprimaryandsecondaryworks.

ThefollowingProjectmemberscontributedtothis publication:

•UrsApp,Professor,Emeritus,HanazonoUniversity: technicalsupport

•CarlBielefeldt,Professor,Emeritus,Stanford University:editor-in-chiefandtranslator

•WilliamM.Bodiford,Professor,Emeritus,UCLA: authorofIntroductionandtranslator

•T.GriffithFoulk,Professor,SarahLawrenceCollege: editorandtranslator

•SarahJ.Horton,independentscholar:copyeditor

•StanleyWeinstein(1929–2017),Professor,Emeritus, YaleUniversity:translator

JULYJULY20242024

342pages,6x9,45b&willustrations Cloth9780824897635$$75.0075.00s

OkinawaOkinawa//AnthropologyAnthropology//ArchaeologyArchaeology//HistoryHistory

GregoryGregorySmitsSmitsisprofessorofhistoryandAsian studiesatPennsylvaniaStateUniversity.

EarlyRyukyuanHistory ANewModel

GREGORYSMITS

TheRyukyuislandshavebeeninhabitedbyhumansforover 30,000years.Theirmodernpopulation,however,didnotcome fromstone-ageancestors,nordiddistinctiveformsofRyukyuan culture,suchassacredgrovesorstone-walledcastles,emerge fromwithintheislands.Instead,differentgroupsofpeoplelived intheRyukyuislandsatvariouspointsinhistory.Startingwith theearliestextanthumanremainsandendingwiththeformation ofacentralizedstateintheearly1500s, EarlyRyukyuanHistory tracesthepeople,culture,technologies,goods,andnetworksthat entereddifferentpartsofRyukyuovertime.Intheprocess,it synthesizesdecadesofresearchinarchaeologyandanthropology, recentadvancesingeneticevidence,andconventional documentarysourcestoadvanceanewmodelfortheearly developmentoftheRyukyuislands,thoroughlyrewritingearly Ryukyuanhistory.

Takingamultidisciplinaryapproachgroundedin archaeology,thisresourcepresentsanupdatedframeworkfor understandingearlyRyukyualongwithanewnarrativefeaturing afascinatingcastofcharacters.LinkedbytheoceanintotheEast ChinaSea,theearlyRyukyuislandswereneverisolated.People andtechnologiesarrivedfromacrosstheseaandbecamethe primemoversofearlyRyukyuansociety.Themostconsequential oftheseexternalagentswerewavesofimmigrants,mainlyfrom theJapaneseislands,whosettledtheRyukyuislandsduringthe eleventhandtwelfthcenturiesandreplacedtheislands’previous Jōmonpopulation.Whilethephysicalenvironmentofthe Ryukyuislandswasnotconducivetocerealagriculture,the islandswerewellsituatedfortradingandraiding,andtrade becamethedrivingforcebehindsocietaldevelopment.In Early RyukyuanHistory,GregorySmitsreappraisesthemost fundamentalquestionsandtopicsinearlyRyukyuanhistory, providingnewmodelsofmigrationandsettlement,regional trade,politicalgeography,warfare,andstateformation.

NOVEMBERNOVEMBER20242024

264pages,6x9,7b&willustrations Cloth9780824897598$$75.0075.00s KoreaKorea//BuddhismBuddhism

SeongSeongUkUkKimKimisassociateprofessorofKorean religionandcultureintheDepartmentofEast AsianLanguagesandCulturesatColumbia University.

NEWRELEASES

MonksandLiterati

TheTransformationofBuddhisminLate

ChosŏnKorea

SEONGUKKIM

“MonksandLiterati offersadynamicandcompellingportrayalof Buddhist-ConfucianinteractionduringthelateChosŏnperiod. Marshallingawidevarietyofevidence,SeongUkKimshowshow Buddhismfunctionedasanobjectofnotonlycontemptandridicule asiscommonlyassumedbutalsorespect,curiosity,andmagical utilityforlateChosŏnliterati.Thisisamust-readforanyoneinterested indevelopingamoreintricateunderstandingofBuddhismand ConfucianisminpremodernKorea.”—JuhnJuhnAhnAhn,UniversityofMichigan

“ThisvolumewillpromptscholarstothinkofChosŏnBuddhismina morecritical,comprehensive,andnuancedway.Itdeeplyengages withcurrentscholarshipthroughacriticalanalysisoftexts,votives, andpaintings.ThereisnocomparablebookonthistopicinEnglish, certainlynotintermsofdepthandinsightortheoreticaland interpretativecreativity.”—HwansooHwansooKimKim,YaleUniversity

ScholarshavelongdebatedtherelationshipbetweenBuddhist monksandConfucianliteratiduringthelateChosŏn (1700–1850),whentheKoreanstateadoptedanti-Buddhist policies.Ontheonehand,itisunderstoodthatliteratiopenly displayedhostilitytowardmonksandengineeredtheir persecution;ontheother,theywereknowntohaveprivately supportedBuddhism,helpingthereligionpersevere,eventhrive, intheConfuciansociety.In MonksandLiterati,SeongUkKim arguesthatsuchopposingviewsoveremphasizetheroleofliterati anddepictmonksaspassiveactors.KimappliessociologistAnn Swidler’sconceptofrepertoire—thesocial,cultural,andreligious inventoryofsymbols,rules,andskillsforconstructingstrategies ofaction—asananalyticaltooltoreconcilethetwonarratives andofferamorenuancedandcomprehensivepictureofthe complexliterati-monkrelationship.

Kimexaminesthewaysmonksinitiatedanddeveloped relationshipswithliteratiusingtheirrepertoireofculturaland religiousresources.Monksadoptedvariousroles,suchascultural companion,spiritualmentor,andritualofficiant,withinand beyondtheprivaterealmofConfuciansocietyand,insodoing, reaffirmedwhatitmeanttobeamonkandredefinedwhat Buddhismcouldbeatatimewhenmonks’religiousidentities andactivitieswereconstantlybeingchallenged.Byavoidingthe binaryframedescribingmonksaseithervictimsorbeneficiaries ofliterati, MonksandLiterati shedsnewlightonnotonlyKorean BuddhisminthelateChosŏnbutalsomoregenerallyEastAsian Buddhism,whereasimilarmonk-literatiparadigmhasoften beenapplied.

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SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER20242024

726pages,6x9,Two-volumeset Cloth9780824895211$$100.00100.00s KoreaKorea//HistoryHistory

HowardHowardKahmKahmisassociateprofessoratUnderwood InternationalCollege,YonseiUniversity.

JohnJohnB.B.DuncanDuncanisprofessoremeritusinthe DepartmentofAsianLanguagesandCultures, UCLA.

ParkParkJongkiJongkiisprofessoremeritusinthe DepartmentofHistory,KookminUniversity.

LeeLeeJungJungHoonHoonisresearchprofessoratthe InstituteofKoreanStudies,YonseiUniversity.

EdwardEdwardJ.J.ShultzShultzisprofessoremeritus,University ofHawai‘iatMānoa.

Koryŏsa

TheHistoryofKoryŏ,AnnalsoftheKings, 918–1095(Two-volumeset)

EDITEDBYHOWARDKAHM,JOHNB.DUNCAN,PARKJONGKI,LEE JOUNGHOON,ANDEDWARDJ.SHULTZ

AmongtheKoreandynasties,theKoryŏdynasty(918–1392)on theKoreanpeninsulawasthefirsttohavecontactwiththe Westernworld.ItwasfromtheseinteractionswithKoryŏthatthe currentappellationof“Korea”wasderived.The Koryŏsa,orthe HistoryofKoryŏ,isoneofthemostsignificanthistoricaltextson theKoryŏdynasty.Astheprincipalsurvivinghistory,the Koryŏsaelucidatesthepolitics,society,economy,culture,andkey figuresofthisperiod.Althoughthe Koryŏsa wascompiledduring theChosŏndynasty(1392–1910),muchoftheknown informationaboutKoryŏiscontainedwithinthistext,makingit theprimaryresourceforunderstanding500yearsofpremodern Koreanhistory,culture,andcivilization.Thistranslationisthe firstfull-length,English-languagetranslationoftheintroductory sectionofthe TheHistoryofKoryŏ andthefirsttenvolumesof TheAnnalsoftheKings,rangingfromthedynasticfounder,T’aejo WangKŏn(r.918–943)tothefourteenthmonarch,Hŏnjong(r. 1095).ThenearlytwohundredyearsofKoryŏhistory encompassedwithintheseannalsprovideinvaluableinsightinto thebirthanddevelopmentofKoryŏstateandsociety,aswellas theritualsandpracticesofwarfare,diplomacy,andinternational relationswithneighboringterritories,includingtheKhitan, Jurchen,andSongChina.Thewealthofinformationprovidesa comprehensivesurveyofKorea’spast,offeringlessonsfrom historythatarerelevanttounderstandingmodern-dayKorea. MadeaccessibleforanEnglish-languageaudience,this translationwillinterestresearchersacrossEastAsianhistoryin variousfieldsincludingreligion,philosophy,andculture.

AUGUSTAUGUST20242024

288pages,6x9,9b&willustrations

Paper9780824898427$$28.0028.00s Cloth9780824896140$$72.0072.00s

JapanJapan//KoreaKorea//SociologySociology//MigrationMigrationStudiesStudies

HwajiHwajiShinShinisassociateprofessorinthe DepartmentofSociologyattheUniversityofSan Francisco.

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BeingKorean,Becoming Japanese?

Nationhood,Citizenship,andResistancein Japan

HWAJISHIN

“BeingKorean,BecomingJapanese? takesonthe'mythof homogeneity'oftenusedtoexplainJapan'srestrictionsregarding nation,state,andbelonging,aswellasracismtowardminoritygroups inhistoricalandcontemporarycontexts.HwajiShinboldlycentersand reclaimsthevoicesofKoreansasactiveagentsindefiningwhat nationhoodandcitizenshiphasmeantfortheircommunityinJapan andaskscriticalquestionsaboutthemeaningof'belonging'for Koreanslivingthereatdifferentpointsoverthelasthundredyears.”

—ErikErikRopersRopers,TowsonUniversity

“FocusingonthecaseofKoreansinJapan,HwajiShinconvincingly demonstratesthefluidrelationshipsbetweennationhood,citizenship, andmigrationpolicies.Bycriticallyanalyzingtheinteractionofthese socialforcesacrosstheprewar,wartime,andpostwarperiods,she highlightstheimportanceofnotoversimplifyinghistoriesandreveals fascinatingdetailsthatareoftenlostoroverlooked.”—JaneJaneH.H.

YamashiroYamashiro,MillsCollegeatNortheasternUniversity

InJapanthenumberof“SpecialPermanentResidents”—mostof whomareofKoreandescent,theso-called“Zainichi”—is decliningaccordingtogovernmentstatistics.Doesthismean KoreanslivinginJapanarebecomingJapanese?Thisvolume presentsacompellingsociologicalanalysisofKoreancolonial migrants’andtheirdescendants’politicsofself-identificationand theirongoingstruggleforsocialjustice.Centeringonthesocial andpoliticalexclusionofKoreans,thebookaskstwo fundamentalquestions:Whathastriggeredthehistorical transformationsofnationhood,citizenship,andmigration policiesintwentieth-andtwenty-first-centuryJapan?Howare thesetransformationsrelated?

HwajiShinchallengesthepersistentbeliefthatJapan’s ethno-racialhomogeneityisresponsibleforitsrestrictive citizenshipandimmigrationlaws.Shearguesthatthe relationshipsbetweennationhood,citizenship,andmigrationin Japanhavealwaysbeenfluidandhistoricallycontingentrather thancausalorstatic. BeingKorean,BecomingJapanese? drawson richhistoricaldatatoprovideapowerfulnarrativeabouthow KoreansinJapanhavedefiantlysurvivedandthrivedtoimpact thecountry’sideasandpoliciesofnationhood,citizenship,and migrationformorethanacentury.

DECEMBERDECEMBER20242024

264pages,6x9,19b&willustrations,4incolor Paper9780824897512$$30.0030.00s

Cloth9780824899851$$75.0075.00s

AsiaPop!

KoreaKorea//CulturalCulturalStudiesStudies//MediaMediaStudiesStudies

PilPilHoHoKimKimisassociateprofessorofKoreanstudies intheDepartmentofEastAsianLanguagesand Literatures,TheOhioStateUniversity.

PolarizingDreams

GangnamandPopularCultureinGlobalizing Korea

PILHOKIM

“ThispowerfulstudywillbeeagerlyreadbythoseinKoreanstudies andbeyond.PilHoKimpresents‘Gangnam’asametonymforthe dreamsandcatastrophesofKoreanmodernityfromthe1970stothe present.Theemotional,cultural,andpoliticalentanglementsof variouspeopleswithindustrialization,ecologicalcrisis,anddisasters arethelifestoriesthatKimtellsthroughhissharpreadingofkey worksofliterature,film,andmusic.”—HyunHyunOkOkParkPark,YorkUniversity

AnyonegenuinelycuriousaboutwhatmakesSouthKoreanpop culturetickshouldlooknofurtherthanGangnam.Celebratedin asongbyanunlikelyK-popsuperstarnamedPsyin2012, Gangnamistheepicenterof Hallyu,theKoreanWave.Itisan exclusivezoneofprivilegeandwealththathasluredpopculture industriessincethe1980sandfueledtheaspirationsofSeoul’s middleclass,producinginitswakethe“dialecticalimages”ofthe moderncitydescribedbyWalterBenjamin:sweetdreamsand nightmares,visionsofheavenandhell,scenesofspectacularrises andgreatfalls.In PolarizingDreams,PilHoKimpresentsSouth Korea’sGangnam-styleurbandevelopmentasauniquecaseof culturalglobalizationintheageofsocialpolarization.

Unlikepreviousgenre-orindustry-focusedpublicationson Hallyu, PolarizingDreams mobilizessourcesthatmaybe unknowntomanyK-popfans—dissidentpoetryandprotest songsfromthe1980s,B-ratedadultfilms,tourbusdiscomusic, obscureearlyworksbyfamousauthorsandfilmmakers, interviewswithsexworkersandurbanentrepreneurs—toweave togetherGangnam’srichbackstoryandgivereadersadeeper appreciationofsuchacclaimedfilmsasBongJoonHo’s Parasite andLeeChang-dong’s Burning andtheNetflixdramaseries Squid Game.KimtakesanunflinchinglookatthedarkersideofKorean societythatincludesschoolbullying,entertainmentindustry scandals,andmisogynisticviolence,allofwhichhaveprovided compellingnarrativesforanincreasingnumberof Hallyu media products.TheGangnamportrayedinthisvolumeisthesiteof rampantdisastercapitalismandrisinginequalityaswellasthe engineofculturalandtechnologicalinnovation.Inshort, GangnamisattheheartofKorea’sglobal-polarization. AsoneofahandfulofbooksonKoreanculturalhistorythat bridgesthetwentiethandthetwenty-firstcenturies, Polarizing Dreams willhavealastingimpactonthestudyofKoreanpop cultureandbeyond.

JULYJULY20242024

234pages,6x9,14b&willustrations Cloth9780824897604$$68.0068.00s AsiaPacificFlows

DiasporaDiaspora//SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//PacificPacific//EconomicsEconomics// HistoryHistory

JuliaJuliaT.T.MartínezMartínezisassociateprofessorofhistoryat theUniversityofWollongong.

ClaireClaireLowrieLowrieisassociateprofessorofhistoryat theUniversityofWollongong.

GregorGregorBentonBentonisemeritusprofessoratCardiff University.

ChineseColonialEntanglements

CommoditiesandTradersintheSouthern AsiaPacific,1880–1950

EDITEDBYJULIAT.MARTÍNEZ,CLAIRELOWRIE,ANDGREGOR BENTON

ChineseColonialEntanglements takesanewgeographical approachtounderstandingtheChinesediaspora,shiningalight onChineseengagementinlabor,trade,andindustryinthe BritishcoloniesofthesouthernAsiaPacific.Startingfromthe 1880s,adecadewhenBritishcolonizationwasrapidlyexpanding andestablishingnewindustriesandtownships,thisvolume coverstheperiodupto1950,includingthe1930swheneconomic competitionsawnewracializedimmigrationrestrictions,andthe 1940swhenChinesetradersfoundnewopportunities.The editors,JuliaT.Martínez,ClaireLowrie,andGregorBenton, bringtogetherninehistoriansofChinesediasporainaneffortto breakdowntheboundariesoftraditionalareastudies. Collectively,thechaptersofferfreshcomparativeand transnationalperspectivesoneconomicentanglementsacrossa regionboundedbytheMalayarchipelago,Australia,New Zealand,andtheislandsofthewesternPacific.Historiesofwhite settlercoloniessuchasAustraliahavetendedtoviewChinese diasporicexperiencesthroughthelensofexclusionarypolitics andclosedborders.Thisbookchallengessuchinterpretations, bringingtotheforeChineseeconomicendeavorsthatconnected AustraliawithSoutheastAsiaandthePacific.

Thevolumebeginswithanintroductionthatmakesthecase foraregionalapproachtoChinesediasporahistory.Thisis followedbychaptersoncolonialcommodityproductionwhere Chinesetradersandworkerswerecentraltothedevelopmentof colonialbanana,phosphate,andfurnitureindustries.These industriesreflectthediversityofChineseroles,fromsmall businessownerstoindenturedworkersforBritishcolonial enterprise.Thebookthenexplorestheeconomicactivitiesof Chinesebusinesselitefromrevenuefarmingtointercolonial tradingandruralretail.Itpointstocolonialrestrictionson businessdevelopmentandexplainshowChineseenterprises soughttoovercomerestrictionsthroughrelationshipswith colonialleadersandbymobilizingChinesefamilyand transnationalbusinessnetworksincasestudiesfromBritish NorthBorneo,Australia,andSamoa.Relyingondiversesources, includingarchivalcorrespondence,Chinese-language newspapers,personallettersandoralhistories,theauthorsreveal theimportanceofsocial,familial,andpoliticalconnectionsin shapingtherelationshipsbetweenthecolonialauthoritiesand Chineseworkersandtraders. NEWRELEASES

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280pages,6x9,11b&willustrations Cloth9780824897529$$75.0075.00s

SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//MigrationMigrationStudiesStudies//PoliticsPolitics&& Government Government//SociologySociology

MaryannMaryannBylanderBylanderisassociateprofessorof sociologyatLewis&ClarkCollege.

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TheTrade-OffsofLegalStatus

SafeMigration,Documentation,andDebtin SoutheastAsia

MARYANNBYLANDER

TheTrade-OffsofLegalStatus exploresthecosts,risks,and unfreedomsproducedalongsidemigrantregularizationin SoutheastAsia.In2017,Thailand’smilitarygovernmentenacted anewmigrationlawcrackingdownonunauthorized employment,coupledwithanextensiveregularizationcampaign seekingtograntlegalstatustomigrantsalreadyworkinginthe country.Between2017and2018,morethanamillionmigrants gainedlegalstatus.Basedonmultisitedethnographyofthattime, andinformedbyadecadeofexperienceresearchingmigrant communitiesinCambodia,MaryannBylanderdescribesthe experiencesofCambodiansconfrontingThailand’sintensifying migrationinfrastructure.Inthisevolvinglandscape,migrations areincreasinglyshapedbyformalizeddocuments,complex systemsofbrokerage,collateralizeddebts,andstatecontrol. TraversingacrosstheCambodia-Thaiborderlands,thebook coversawiderange:fromdeportationcenters;topop-up documentationsites;tosafemigrationtrainings;tointernational policymeetings;andtomigrantcommunities.Throughvivid, accessiblestorytelling,theauthordescribestheexperiencesof CambodiansastheynavigateThailand’sincreasinglystrictand costlydocumentationregime.WhileCambodianswantlegal statusfortheprotectionstheybelieveitwilloffer,Bylandershows thatdocumentationhasambiguousandoftenunwanted effects—documentsareeasilyinvalidated,cancreateharsh constraints,androutinelyleadtonewdebts.Atthesametime, documentsdonotalwaysoffermeaningfulprotection,or improveworkingconditions.Together,thesestorieschallengethe discoursesandprogrammingof“safemigration”campaigns, whichareagrowingareaofengagementfornongovernmental andinternationalorganizations.Whilesafe-migrationefforts assumethatregular,orderlymigrationswillproducesafer,more beneficialmigrations,theexperiencesofCambodiansinThailand suggestotherwise.

TheTrade-OffsofLegalStatus isthefirstbooktoexplorethe livesofCambodianmigrantsinThailand,offeringinsightto studentsandscholarsinsociology,anthropology,development studies,geography,migrationstudies,andSoutheastAsian studies.Throughitsgroundedexplorationofacaseofmigration, thebookoffersarareethnographicportraitofmigrationand developmentinSoutheastAsia.

JULYJULY20242024

260pages,6x9,8b&willustrations Cloth9780824895747$$70.0070.00s

SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//HistoryHistory//ReligionReligion

SvenSvenTrakulhunTrakulhunteacheshistoryintheDepartment forLanguagesandCulturesofSoutheastAsia, UniversitätHamburg,andisanadjunctprofessor forhistoryatUniversitätPotsdam.

ConfrontingChristianity

TheProtestantMissionandtheBuddhist ReformMovementinNineteenth-Century Thailand

SVENTRAKULHUN

ConfrontingChristianity exploresthehistoryofreligious encountersbetweenChristianmissionariesandThaiBuddhists duringthenineteenthcentury,aperiodofWesternimperialism inSoutheastAsiathatfundamentallytransformedSiamese societyandreligiousinstitutions.Fromabout1830onward, discussionsonreligionbecameacentralarenaofconflict betweenrivalregimesofknowledgeinThailand,confronting traditionalBuddhistviewsonnatureandman’sexistencewiththe idealsandpracticesofscienceandrationalismcomingfromthe West.Protestantmissionaries,mostlyfromtheUnitedStates, becameimportantbrokersofknowledge,asoneoftheirstrengths wastheabilitytoofferreligionintandemwithmodernscience andtechnology.HistorianSvenTrakulhunexplainswhythe intrusionofevangelicalChristianitystrengthenedthepositionof TheravādaBuddhismratherthanunderminingpeople’sbeliefin traditionalformsofworship.

BasedonawiderangeofThaiandWesternprimarysources, thevolumedescribeshowChristianmissionariesunwittingly contributedtothemakingofwhatscholarsofBuddhismhave laterrenderedas“Buddhistmodernism.”InresponsetoChristian assaultsonthetraditionalcosmology,Buddhistreformers fashionedanorthodoxversionofBuddhismthatacknowledged thefindingsofmodernscienceandatthesametimedeemed evenmorerationalthanChristianity.Thisneworthodoxybecame amajorsourceofmoralauthorityforThaikingsandan importantideologyforpushingtheirclaimsforreligious leadershipintheTheravādaBuddhistworld.Trakulhunoffersa thoroughstudyoftheencounterbetweenChristianityand BuddhismandplacesthehistoryofSiameseTheravāda Buddhismwithinthebroadcontextofglobalintellectualhistory.

AUGUSTAUGUST20242024

180pages,6x9,7b&willustrations Cloth9780824897581$$68.0068.00s

NewSoutheastAsia:Politics,Meaning,and Memory

SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//HistoryHistory

ThearaThearaThunThunisaresearchfellowunderthe ResearchGrantsCouncilPostdoctoralFellowship Scheme,FacultyofEducation,TheUniversityof HongKong.

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EpistemologyofthePast

Texts,History,andIntellectualsof Cambodia,1855–1970

THEARATHUN

“Readerslearnfromthisbook’sfascinatingstoryabouttheselective appropriations,translations,andactivenegotiationsbyKhmer intellectualsintheencounterswithcolonialhistoriography.Thuntells usbeyondhistoriographyintransitionbutalsotheintellectualhistory ofmodernCambodia.”—ThongchaiThongchaiWinichakulWinichakul,Universityof Wisconsin-Madison

“EpistemologyofthePast offersacompellingandnewportraitofthe dynamiclandscapeofCambodiantextualproductionincolonialrule andofthewriters,translators,andscholarswhochartednewwaysof seeing,framingandrecordingthepast.Interweavingmonasterial chronicles,schooltextbooks,courtballet,andpopculture,Theara Thunbrilliantlyandpainstakinglyreconstructstheemergenceofnew formsofhistoriographyacrossseveralcriticaldecadesinCambodia’s modernhistory.Animportantcontributiontoscholarshipon indigenousepistemologies,translation,andonthecollectivehistorical imagination.”—PennyPennyEdwardsEdwards,UniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley

Theencounterofindigenoushistory-makingtraditionwith WesternhistoricalpracticehasbeenlongneglectedinSoutheast Asianscholarship.ThearaThunoffersoneofthefirstcriticaland systematicstudiesoftheinterfacebetweenthesetwodistinctive modesofhistoricalpresentationandtheirimpactsonsociety.By examininghistoricaldiscoursesonCambodiathroughthe precolonial,colonial,andpost-independenceyears,hepresentsa compellingaccountofindigenousscholars,withvarying perspectives,whoadvocatedcompetingversionsofhistory.Thun arguesthatnewdiscoursesaboutnationalhistoryemergedby drawingon,reconfiguring,combining,or,inmanycases, rejectingolderdiscoursesofprecolonialhistoricalscholarship.

EpistemologyofthePast examineshowcertaintypesand formsofhistoricalknowledgearecreated,understood,andused withinagivencontextandhowthatknowledgehasevolvedover time.Thebookbringstogetherandcriticallyexploresalarge collectionoforiginalmanuscriptsandprintedtexts—notably, Khmerchroniclemanuscriptsandcolonial-eraworksofFrench scholar-officials.Thun’sanalysisdisclosesmultilayersof intellectualtraditionsanddiverseviewsofCambodianand,more broadly,SoutheastAsianscholarsengagingwithEuropean colonialscholarship.

NOVEMBERNOVEMBER20242024

232pages,6x9,9b&willustrations Cloth9780824897550$$75.0075.00s ContemporaryBuddhism

SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//BuddhismBuddhism//Anthropology Anthropology

RyosukeRyosukeKuramotoKuramotoisassociateprofessorof culturalanthropologyattheInstituteforAdvanced StudiesonAsia,UniversityofTokyo.

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LivingwiththeVinaya

AnEthnographyofMonasticisminMyanmar

RYOSUKEKURAMOTO

“LivingwiththeVinaya isanexceptionallystrongbookthatwillseta standardforethnographyofTheravadamonasticism.Itisaninsightful explorationofissuesofmonasticgovernanceandhowthesupportof monksshapesBurmesesocietyasawhole.”—AliciaAliciaTurnerTurner,York University

AroundthefirstcenturyBCE,Buddhistmonksformed monasteriesandestablishedrelationshipswithkingsandlay people.Therulesmonksliveby,theVinaya,areapivotalsource ofmeaningforthemandtheirdealingswithsocietyandformthe basisofmultiplemonasticismsacrossgeographicalregionsand throughouthistory.ThewaysinwhichtheVinayaisunderstood andpracticed,therefore,musttakeintoaccountthekindof monasticismthatemergesfromit.In LivingwiththeVinaya, RyosukeKuramotoexaminestheprocessofcreatingmonasticism incontemporaryMyanmarbyfocusingonhowmonksacquire, possess,andconsumematerialgoods.

Toliveasamonkmeanstoobtainresourcesfromsociety andtoownandusetheseaccordingtomonasticrules.Overthe centuries,asmonksinteractedmorewiththeworldbeyondthe monastery,thequestionofwhatamonk“shouldbe”becamea concernfornotonlymonks,butalsogovernmentauthoritiesand laypeople.HowmonksinterpretedandobservedtheVinaya becameaquestionoflegitimacyandpower.Kuramoto’s ethnographicanalysisrevealstheconstant(re)creationof monasticisminMyanmarresultingfromtheinteractionsbetween monksandthesegroupsinresponsetothisquestion.He identifiessomeofthekeymechanismsbywhichmonasticismand broaderBuddhistinstitutionsarecreatedandtransformedand concludesthatmonasticgovernanceisinseparablefromthe Buddhiststateandthesocietythatsurroundsit.

DECEMBERDECEMBER20242024

304pages,6x9,8b&willustrations Cloth9780824899806$$75.0075.00s

SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//HistoryHistory

KathrynKathrynDytDytisaBritishAcademyPostdoctoral FellowintheHistoryDepartmentatSOAS, UniversityofLondon.

TheNatureofKingship

TheWeather-WorldinNineteenth-Century Vietnam

KATHRYNDYT

“KathrynDyt’s TheNatureofKingship isanexcitingandimportant contributiontoourunderstandingofnineteenth-centuryVietnamese kingshipasseenthroughthelensofweather.Herhighlyengaging book,basedonawidereadingofprimarysourcesandsecondary scholarship,exploreshowVietnameseemperorsthoughtaboutand soughttocontrolweatherphenomenathroughouttheirkingdom.Dyt convincinglydemonstratesthatbothphenomenologicaland conceptualweatherelementswerecentraltoimperialthinkingandto Vietnameserulemoregenerally.Indoingso,shechallenges conventionalportrayalsoftheseemperorssimplyasmilitaryor politicalstrategists,ratherthanasrulerswithparticularrelationships totheirlandsandpeople.”—GeorgeGeorgeDuttonDutton,UniversityofCalifornia, LosAngeles

TheNatureofKingship isaninnovativeexplorationofdynastic powerandtheenvironmentinnineteenth-centuryVietnam.It offersimportantinsightsintoVietnamesekingshipbydelving intotheintricateworkingsoftheNguyễncourtandits interactionswiththenaturalworld.Weavingtogetheraricharray ofsourcesincludingofficialhistories,royalpoetry,astrological manuals,geographytexts,andprovincialgazetteers,KathrynDyt vividlydemonstrateshowNguyễngovernanceandcourt hierarchieswereintertwinedwithapowerful,agentive,and emotional“weather-world”—aworldinhabitedbyecological actorssuchasrain,wind,land,andskies.

WhilepreviousnarrativeshaveoftenfaultedNguyễnrulers forbeingaloofanddetachedfromtheirsurroundings,thisnew studyconsidershowNguyễndynasticrulewasinfacthighly responsivetoitssettingandsensitivetotheenvironment.It showsthatNguyễnkingswerenotstatic,inertindividuals,cutoff fromtheworld,butratherwereintenselyengagedwiththeir environmentanditscosmologicalandspiritualdimensions. Placingkingsinthethickoflivedexperience,inalandperceived tobealiveandresponsivetohumanincantations,prayers,and pleas,thisaccountdemonstrateshowNguyễnrulersconsolidated theirauthoritythroughdisplaysofsuperiorweatherknowledge andmodesofaffectiverulerootedinreciprocalemotional resonancewiththeweather-world.Exploringkingshipfrom phenomenologicalperspectives,thiswide-reachingstudy addressesdiverseformsofcourtengagementwiththe environment,includingtheobservationofastronomicaland meteorologicalphenomena,divinationpractices,rainmaking rituals,travelthroughthekingdom,thewritingofenvironmental histories,andimperialpoetry.

SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER20242024

256pages,7x10,81illustrations,8incolor Cloth9780824894955$$80.0080.00s

BuddhismBuddhism//ArchitectureArchitecture//ArtArtHistoryHistory

SujathaSujathaArundathiArundathiMeegamaMeegamaistheRobertH.N.Ho FamilyFoundationSeniorLecturerinBuddhistArt HistoryattheCourtauldInstituteofArt.

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TemplestotheBuddhaandthe Gods

TransnationalDrāviḍaTraditionof ArchitectureinSriLanka

SUJATHAARUNDATHIMEEGAMA

“Meegamaexaminesarangeofevidence—archaeologicalremains, poetry,architecture,inscriptions—andsynthesizesdisparateliterature onthereligiouscultures,architecture,andhistoryofSriLankainthe latermedievalandearlymodernperiodstodemonstratethatthere wasagreaterdegreeofsharedarchitecturalforms,ritualpractices, andpatternsofpatronageamongthediversecommunitiesofthe islandoverthislongperiod.Bysituatingthearchitectureoftheisland withinawiderSouthAsianandIndianOceanframeworkofanalysis, TemplestotheBuddhaandtheGods contributestorecent scholarshiponglobalnetworksandthecirculationofknowledge,as wellasonvisualandmaterialculture.”—CrispinCrispinBranfootBranfoot,SOAS UniversityofLondon

TemplestotheBuddhaandtheGods analyzesthepatronageof diverseimagehousesbuiltinthetransnationalDravidatradition ofarchitectureinSriLanka—anarchitecturaltraditionthathas beenadoptedacrosstheIndianOcean,fromthepremodernto thecontemporary.AlthoughtheDravidatraditionisgenerally associatedwithHindutemplearchitecture,inSriLankaitwas deployedtobuildtemplestotheBuddhaaswellastoHinduand Buddhistdeities.Framedalongethno-religiousbinaries,itisseen as“foreign”or“provincial”inpreviousstudiesofSriLanka’sart histories.Incontrast,thisbookarguesthattemplesconstructed intheDravidaarchitecturaltraditioninthemedievalandthe earlymodernperiodsinSriLankashouldbeunderstoodaspart ofthelargertransnationalarchitecturaltradition.Sujatha ArundathiMeegamabringstogetherdifferenttypesofimage housesbuiltbyvariouspatrons(e.g.,monarchs,monks, ministers,andmerchants)thatwerepreviouslyconsideredin isolationandrarelyincludedintheSriLankanarthistorical canon.

Examiningarangeofevidence—architecture,inscriptions, andpoetry—andsynthesizingdisparatescholarshiponthe religiousculturesandthearthistoriesofSriLanka,theauthor illustratesthattherewasastrongpresenceofsharedarchitectural traditions,sharedpatternsofpatronage,andsharedreligious practicesamongthediversecommunitiesonthisisland. Revealingthecentralityofthisarchitecturaltradition, Templesto theBuddhaandtheGods offersanewperspectivethat contextualizestheculturaltraditionofSriLankaanditsplacein theinterconnectedworldofIndianOcean.

OCTOBEROCTOBER20242024

272pages,6x9,11b&willustrations Cloth9780824897536$$75.0075.00s

SouthSouthAsiaAsia//AnthropologyAnthropology//Environment Environment

ArneArneHarmsHarmsisaseniorresearchfellowattheMax PlanckInstituteforSocialAnthropology,Halle/ Saale.OpenAccesspublicationofthisbookwas madepossiblebytheMaxPlanckInstitutefor SocialAnthropologyOpenAccessFund.

EnduringErosions

EnvironmentalDisplacementandRelocation onIndia’sSinkingCoasts

ARNEHARMS

“Beautifullywritten, EnduringErosions shedsimportantlightonalittle understoodbutmuchdiscussedphenomenonthatmanyscholars continuetomakecarelessassumptionsabout.Itskillfullycombinesa socio-technicaldiscussionoferosionwithaprofoundlyethnographic accountofhowcoastalcommunitiesperceiveit.Mostimportantly,it providesacriticalcorrectivetoportrayalsofthoseonthebleeding edgeofenvironmentalchangeaspassivevictimsofbroadersystems.”

—JasonJasonConsCons,TheUniversityofTexasatAustin

“ArneHarmscombinesnuancedtheoreticalorientationtothe anthropologyofdisasterswithcareful,sensitive,andinsightful ethnographicattentiontotheexperienceoflivinginthefaceof erosion.Hisworkcontributestoagrowingliteratureonthewaysthat theimpactsofclimatechangeintheSundarbansregionareentangled withthecomplicatedphysicalandsocialhistoriesofecological change.Ateveryturn,Harmsrefusestidyexplanationsofcausality andresponsibilityforthetransformationshappeninginthiscoastal landscape,bringingintofocusthecomplexpracticesofinhabitingand makingmeaningoflivelihoodsandlandscapesinflux.”—KasiaKasia PaprockiPaprocki,LondonSchoolofEconomicsandPoliticalScience

Astheworlddebateswhatclimatechangehasinstoreforits low-lyingcoasts,thepeopleofIndia’sSundarbans,locatedatthe southwesternedgeoftheGangesdelta,haveweatheredshrinking andsinkinglandsfordecades.ArneHarmsfollowsislandersas theynavigateandlookbackontheexperienceofcollapsing embankments,recurrentfloods,and,ultimately,the disappearanceoflandandhomesteads.Challengingthe all-too-convenientnotionof“climaterefugees,”Harmscontends thatislandersarenottheobstinatevictimsofarisingseaorthat thesubmergingofislandscanbeblamedonclimatechangealone. Situatingsea-levelriseamidstenvironmentaltransformationand staterelations, EnduringErosions lookstopastandpresent experiencesintheSundarbansasawindowintowhatthefuture hasinstoreforpeopleonmanyofAsia’slow-lying,crowded shores.

OCTOBEROCTOBER20242024

182pages,7x10

Paper9798880700608$$25.0025.00

Mānoa:APacificJournalofInternationalWriting SouthSouthAsiaAsia//DiasporaDiaspora//LiteratureLiterature

RajivRajivMohabirMohabiristheauthoroffourbooksofpoetry, including WhaleAria (FourWayBooks,2023)and Cutlish (FourWayBooks,2021),whichwasa finalistfortheNationalBookCriticsCircleAward andrecipientoftheEricHofferMedalProvocateur. Hispoetryandnonfictionhavebeenfinalistsfor the2022PEN/AmericaOpenBookAward,the LambdaLiteraryAwardinPoetryandinNonfiction, theRandyShiltsAwardforGayNonfiction,and bothsecondplaceandfinalistfortheGuyanaPrize forLiteraturein2022(poetryandmemoir, respectively).HistranslationswontheHarold MortonLandonTranslationAwardfromthe AmericanAcademyofPoetsin2020.Heisan assistantprofessorofpoetryattheUniversityof Colorado,Boulder.

S.S.ShankarShankar,anovelist,critic,andtranslator, teachesattheUniversityofHawaiʻiatMānoa, whereheisaprofessorofEnglish.

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KaraheeFromTheCaneFields WritingFromTheCoolieDiaspora

GUESTEDITOR:RAJIVMOHABIR;SERIESEDITOR:S.SHANKAR

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CharlotteSetijadi

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ScottW.Aalgaard

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EricaM.Larson

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NameBrands,Advertising,and ConsumptioninModernJapan

AnnikaA.Culver

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LINDAPAIKMORIARTY

LeiNiʻihau

ShellLeiofNiʻihau

LINDAPAIKMORIARTY

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AUGUSTAUGUST20242024

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CommunityPlanninginWestMaui

LisaHuynhEller

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AmiMālieMulliganwithBrian

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GeraldR.Allen&MarkV.Erdmann JULYJULY20242024

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MohdFaizalMusa

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JaredBissinger

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IimHalimatusa'diyah

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PritishBhattacharyaandFrancisE Hutchinson

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OngKianMing

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SerinaRahmanandLeePohOnn

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AlexandraColombier

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TheCaseofaTransnationalSinging Contest

ChangYauHoonandArdhityaEduard Yeremia

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SharonSeahandMirzaSadaqatHuda

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ManojKewalramani

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HighlightingWeaknessesinthe GenealogicalRecords

AhmadMuhajirandAfraAlatas

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ManagingChina-Singapore RelationsamidUS-China Rivalry

MaBo

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TheLabourPoliticsof App-BasedDrivingin Vietnam

JoeBuckley

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Indonesia’sModerate MuslimWebsitesandTheir FightAgainstOnline IslamicExtremism

A'anSuryana

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PrakosoPermonoandA'anSuryana

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AReviewofData,Policyand TransparencyinReducingMethane EmissionsinMalaysia

MatthewAshfold,HelenaVarkkey, YongJieWong,AnjulieRazak,Shareen Yawanarajah,MarkLuntandEmilyOi YenTse

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KoreanStudies

CHEEHYUNGHARRISONKIM, EDITOR

KoreanStudies,editedatthe UniversityofHawai‘iCenterfor KoreanStudies,seekstofurther scholarshiponKoreabyproviding aforumfordiscourseontimely subjects,andaddressesavarietyof scholarlytopicsthrough interdisciplinaryandmulticultural articles,bookreviews,andessaysin thehumanitiesandsocialsciences. AllscholarlyarticlesonKoreaand theKoreancommunityabroadare welcomed,includingtopicsof interesttothespecialistand nonspecialistalike.Thejournalis invaluableforKoreaspecialistsas wellasthosewhoseintereststouch onKorea,theKoreancommunity abroad,orAsian,ethnic,and comparativestudies.Available onlineandinprint.

VOLUMEVOLUME4949(2025)(2025)

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Language Documentation& Conservation

RACQUEL-MARÍASAPIÉN,EDITOR

LanguageDocumentation& Conservation isapeer-reviewed, open-accessjournalsponsoredby theNationalForeignLanguage ResourceCenterandpublished exclusivelyinelectronicformby theUniversityofHawai‘iPress, withpapersonalltopicsrelatedto languagedocumentationand conservation,including,butnot limitedto,thegoalsoflanguage documentation,datamanagement, fieldworkmethods,ethicalissues, orthographydesign,reference grammardesign,lexicography, methodsofassessing ethnolinguisticvitality,biocultural diversity,archivingmatters, languageplanning,arealsurvey reports,shortfieldreportson endangeredorunderdocumented languages,reportsonlanguage maintenance,preservation,and revitalizationefforts,plusreviews ofsoftware,hardware,books,and datacollections.Thejournalis availableatwww.nflrc.hawaii.edu/ ldc

VOLUMEVOLUME1919(2025)(2025)

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E-ISSN:1934-5275

Mānoa

APacificJournalof InternationalWriting

S.SHANKAR,EDITOR

MĀNOA isaunique, award-winningliteraryjournalthat includesAmericanand internationalfiction,poetry, artwork,andessaysofcurrent culturalorliteraryinterest.An outstandingfeatureofeachissueis originaltranslationsof contemporaryworkfromAsian andPacificnations,selectedfor eachissuebyaspecialguesteditor. Beautifullyproduced, MĀNOA presentstraditionalalongside contemporarywritingsfromthe entirePacificRim,oneofthe world’smostdynamicliterary regions.Availableonlineandin print.

VOLUMEVOLUME3737(2025)(2025)

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PrintISSN:1045-7909

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OceanicLinguistics

DANIELKAUFMAN,YUKOOTSUKA, ANTOINETTESCHAPPER,EDITORS

OceanicLinguistics istheonly journaldevotedexclusivelytothe studyoftheindigenouslanguages oftheOceanicareaandpartsof SoutheastAsia.Thethousand-odd languageswithinthescopeofthe journalaretheaboriginallanguages ofAustralia,thePapuanlanguages ofNewGuinea,andthelanguages oftheAustronesian(or Malayo-Polynesian)family.Articles in OceanicLinguistics coverissues oflinguistictheorythatpertainto languagesofthearea,report researchonhistoricalrelations,or furnishnewinformationabout inadequatelydescribedlanguages. Availableonlineandinprint.

VOLUMEVOLUME6464(2025)(2025)

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PrintISSN:0029–8115

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PacificScience

AQuarterlyDevotedtothe BiologicalandPhysical SciencesofthePacificRegion DAVIDDUFFY,EDITOR

TheofficialjournalofthePacific ScienceAssociation.Appearing quarterlysince1947, Pacific Science isaninternational, multidisciplinaryjournalreporting researchonthebiologicaland physicalsciencesofthePacific basin.Itfocusesonbiogeography, ecology,evolution,geologyand volcanology,oceanography, paleontology,andsystematics.In additiontopublishingoriginal research,thejournalfeatures reviewarticlesprovidinga synthesisofcurrentknowledge. Individualsubscribersalsobecome membersofthePacificScience Association.Availableonlineand inprint.

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PrintISSN:0030–8870

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Palapala

Hepukepainoka‘ōlelomeka mo‘oleloHawai‘i

AJournalforHawaiian

LanguageandLiterature

JEFFREY(KAPALI)LYON,EDITOR

Palapala publishesscholarly, refereedarticlesonthefullrangeof topicsinthefieldofHawaiian language:newresearchinHawaiian languageandliterature;reviewsof newworkrelatedtoHawaiian; criticalreviewsofolder,standard worksofreference;transcriptions andreprintsofoldermaterials; problemsandguidelinesin interpretation;analysisof individualtexts,genres,authors, schools,andperiods;comparative Polynesianliterature;educationin HawaiianLanguageandliterature; useofHawaiiantextsindifferent fields.

Thejournalwillalsoinclude reviewsofanysignificant technologiesrelatingtoresearchin Hawaiianlanguageandliteratureas wellasbookreviewsandreportson thestateofHawaiianliterature publications,courses,personnel, projectsandmore.

VOLUMEVOLUME33(2024)(2024)

OpenOpenAccessAccessJournalJournal

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E-ISSN:2381-2478

PhilosophyEastand West

AQuarterlyofComparative Philosophy

FRANKLINPERKINS,EDITOR

Promotingacademicliteracyon non-Westerntraditionsof philosophy, PhilosophyEastand West hasforoverhalfacentury publishedthehighest-quality scholarshipthatlocatesthese culturesintheirrelationshipto Anglo-Americanphilosophy. Philosophydefinedinits relationshiptoculturaltraditions broadlyintegratestheprofessional disciplinewithliterature,science, andsocialpractices.Eachissue includesdebatesonissuesof contemporaryconcernandcritical reviewsofthemostrecent publications.Availableonlineand inprint.

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ReviewofJapanese CultureandSociety

MIYAELISEMIZUTA,EDITOR

The ReviewofJapaneseCulture andSociety isdevotedtothe scholarlyexaminationofJapanese art,literature,andsociety. PublishedannuallyinEnglish,it providesavenuefortheencounter ofdiverseperspectivesonvarious aspectsofJapanesecultureand society.Eachissueaddressesa particularthemeandseeksto provideabroadperspectiveby combiningtheworkofJapanese scholarsandcriticswiththatof non-Japanesewriters.Dedicatedto thetranslationofworkswritten originallyinJapanese,eachissue alsoincludesanoriginaltranslation ofaJapaneseshortstory.Available onlineandinprint.

VOLUMEVOLUME3535(2023)(2023)

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JOURNALS

U.S.–JapanWomen’s Journal

NORIKOMIZUTA,EDITOR

U.S.-JapanWomen’sJournal aims topromotescholarlyexchangeon womenandgenderbetweenthe U.S.,Japan,andothercountries,to enlargethebaseofinformation availableinJapanonthestatusof Americanwomenaswellaswomen inothercountries,todisseminate informationonJapanesewomento theU.S.andothercountries,andto stimulatethecomparativestudyof women’sissues.Until2000,the U.S.-JapanWomen’sJournal was publishedinbothJapanese(as NichibeiJoseiJournalfrom1988) andEnglish(asasupplementfrom 1991).Sponsoredbythe InternationalInstituteforMedia andWomen’sStudies.Available onlineandinprint.

NUMBERNUMBER6666(2025)(2025)

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PrintISSN:1059-9770

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YearbookoftheAPCG

AssociationofPacificCoast Geographers

CRAIGS.REVELS,EDITOR

Foundedin1935,theAPCGhasa richhistoryofpromoting geographicaleducationand research. Yearbook includes abstractsofpapersfromitsannual meetings,aselectionoffull-length peer-reviewedarticles,andbook reviews.Since1952theAPCGhas alsobeenthePacificCoast RegionalDivision(including Hawai‘i)oftheAssociationof AmericanGeographers.Available onlineandinprint.Individual subscriptionisbymembershipin theAPCG.

VOLUMEVOLUME8787(2025)(2025)

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Title&AuthorIndex

Ames,RogerT. 37

Aalgaard,ScottW. 37

Allen,GeraldR. 39

Arugay, Aries 40

ASEAN Post-2025 41

Alatas, Afra 43

Ashfold,Matthew 43

Asian Perspectives 44

Allard, Francis 44

Asian Theatre Journal 44

Azalea 44

Alves, Mark J. 48

Bergin, Billy 2

Bae, Christopher J. 10

Buddhism and Healing in the Modern World 13

Being Korean, Becoming Japanese? 26

Benton, Gregor 28

Bylander, Maryann 29

Bissinger, Jared 41

Beyond Slacktivism 41

Bhattacharya,Pritish 41

Bo, Ma 43

Buckley, Joe 43

Bellina-Pryce, Bérénice 44

Biography 45

Buddhist-Christian Studies 45

Baker,Don 48

Chen,Tina 12

Cheung,Kin 13

Countless Sands 14 20, Covell, Stephen G. 21

Chinese Colonial Entanglements 28

Confronting Christianity 30

China Mysteries 37

Culver,AnnikaA. 37

Collins,LanceD. 39

Contesting the Philippines 40

Colombier, Alexandra 42

China’s Cultural Diplomacy in Indonesia 42

China as a Rising Norm Entrepreneur: Examining GDI, GSI and GCI 42

Cattoi, Thomas 45

Chinese Studies International 45

CHINOPERL 46

Candier,Aurore 47

Dialogues with a Trickster 4

Deane,Susannah 13

Duncan,JohnB. 25

Dyt, Kathryn 33

Democratizing Luxury 37

Das, Sanchita Basu 41

Duffy, David 50

Eubanks, Charlotte 12

Early Ryukyuan History 23

EpistemologyofthePast 31

Enduring Erosions 35

Ethics of Belonging 37

Eller,LisaHuynh 39

Erdmann,MarkV. 39

Encinas-Franco, Jean 40

Enhancing ASEAN’s Role in Critical Mineral Supply Chains 42

Finding Home, a Hawaiian Petrel’s Journey 3

Fundamental Spoken Chinese Second Edition, Teacher’s Manual 6

Fundamental Spoken Chinese Second Edition

7

Fundamental Written Chinese Second Edition, Teacher’s Manual 8

Fundamental Written Chinese Second Edition

9

Frost, Dennis J. 20

Field, Julie S. 44 Franklin, Cynthia 45

Filipino American National Historical Society Journal 46

Global Asias 12

Green Star Japan 16

Gardiner,DavidL. 39

Games, Changes, and Fears 40

Global Methane Pledge 43

Huebner, Stefan 15

Heé, Nadin 15

Hoon, Lee Joung 25

Harms, Arne 35

Homesick Blues 37

Historical Investigations in West Maui 39 Hung, Jason 40

Halimatusa’diyah,Iim 41

Hutchinson,FrancisE 41

How Thailand’s Move Forward Party’s Fandom Strategy Shaped the 2023 General Election 42

Hoon, Chang Yau 42

Huda, Mirza Sadaqat 42

Howes, Craig 45

Halagao, Patricia Espiritu 46

Isaki, Bianca K. 39

Indonesia’s Moderate Muslim Websites and Their Fight Against Online Islamic Extremism 43

Jongki,Park 25

Journal of Daoist Studies 47

Journal of Korean Religions 48

Journal of Polynesian Archaeology and Research 48

Journal of the Southeast Asian Linguistics Society 48

Journal of World History 49

Kuwada,BryanKamaoli 1

Kneubuhl, Victoria Nalani 5

Krutak, Lars 11

Kim, Seong Uk 24

Koryŏsa 25

Kahm, Howard 25

Kim, Pil Ho 27

Kuramoto, Ryosuke 32

Karahee From The Cane Fields 36

Kinkley, Jeffrey C. 37

Kūkai 39

Kewalramani, Manoj 42

Kohn, Livia 47

Kim,Seong-nae 48

Korean Studies 49

Kim,CheehyungHarrison 49

Kaufman,Daniel 50

Loyal to the Land 2

Loebel-Fried,Caren 3

Lin,Jiayan 6, 7, 8, 9

Lee,Margaret 6, 7, 8, 9

Lowrie,Claire 28

Living with the Vinaya 32

Larson, Erica M. 37

LeiNiʻihau 38

Lin,Joanne 42

Lunt,Mark 43

Liu,Siyuan 44

Lee, Young-Jun 44

Largen, Kristin Johnston 45

Language Documentation & Conservation 49

Lyon,Jeffrey(Kapali) 51

McArthur,PhillipH. 4

Moser,Jeffrey 14

Miller,IanJ. 15

Miller,Laura 18

McMullen,MatthewD. 19

Monks and Literati 24

Martínez,JuliaT. 28

Meegama, Sujatha Arundathi 34

Mohabir, Rajiv 36

Memories of Unbelonging 37

Moriarty,LindaPaik 38

Mulligan,AmiMālie 39

Malaysia’s Responses to Issues Pertaining to Palestine 40

Musa, Mohd Faizal 40

Myanmar’s Resistance and the Future of Border Trade 41

Ming,OngKian 41

Martinus,Melinda 42

Muhajir,Ahmad 43

Managing China-Singapore Relations amid US-China Rivalry 43

Monberg, Terese Guinsatao 46

Miller, James 47

Mulrooney,Mara 48

Mitchell,LauraJ. 49

Mānoa 50

Mizuta, Miya Elise 51

Mizuta, Noriko 52

Navigating Islands 5

Ng, Irene 39

Nakamura, Kelli Y 47

Oceanic Japan 15

Occult Hunting and Supernatural Play in Japan 18

Onn, Lee Poh 42

Oceanic Linguistics 50

Otsuka,Yuko 50

Protass,Jason 14

Polarizing Dreams 27

Putting Women Up 40

Prosperity or Predicament? 42

Permono, Prakoso 43

Pacific Science 50

Palapala 51

Philosophy East and West 51

Perkins, Franklin 51

Rapley, Ian 16

Religion and Sport in Japan 20

Reference Guide to the Archaeology of West Maui 39

Richardson, Brian 39

Reef Fishes of the East Indies, Second edition 39

Rood, Steven 40

Rahman,Serina 42

Razak,Anjulie 43

Review of Japanese Culture and Society 51

Revels,CraigS. 52

Sanders,Robert 6, 7, 8, 9

Salguero,C.Pierce 13

Smith,ZacharyT. 20

Sōtō Zen Text Project 22

Smits,Gregory 23

Shultz,EdwardJ. 25

Shin,Hwaji 26

Shankar,S. 36, 50

Setijadi,Charlotte 37

S. Rajaratnam, The Authorised Biography, Volume One 39

Shukri, Syaza 41

Shifting to a Higher Gear 41

Scrutinizing the DAP’s Success in the 2023 Malaysian State Elections 41

Seah, Sharon 42, 42

Suvannaphakdy, Sithanonxay 42

Suryana,A’an 43

Suryana,A’an 43

Sarawati,L.Ayu 45

Shen,Jing 46

Swift,Jillian 48

Sapién,Racquel-María 49

The Mana of Translation 1

Buddhism in Contemporary Japan 21

Treasury of the True Dharma Eye 22

The Trade-Offs of Legal Status 29

Trakulhun, Sven 30

Thun, Theara 31

Temples to the Buddha and the Gods

Tianxia in Comparative Perspectives

The Nature of Kingship 33 34 37

Tan, Sor-hoon 37

Taylor, Veronica L 40

Tan, Netina 40

Thung, Ju-Lan 40, 41

Tay, Simon 41

Timor-Leste in ASEAN 42

The Debate on the Ba’Alawi Lineage in Indonesia 43

The Labour Politics of App-Based Driving in Vietnam 43

Terrorism in Indonesia and the Perceived Oppression of Muslims Worldwide 43

Tse, Emily Oi Yen 43

The Contemporary Pacific 46

Teaiwa, Katerina 46

The Hawaiian Journal of History 47 47

Tolentino, Blaine Namahana

The Journal of Burma Studies 47

Understanding the Role of Indonesian Millennials in Shaping the Nation’s Future 40

U.S.–Japan Women’s Journal

52

Visiting Sexual Exploitation 40

Varkkey,Helena 43

Welker,James 17

Whose Future? 39

Weiss, Meredith L 40

Wihardja, Maria Monica 40

Why Young Malay Voters in Malaysia Are “Turning Green” 41

The Paleoanthropology of Eastern Asia

Schapper,Antoinette 50 10

Tattoo Traditions of Asia 11

Tsutsui, William 15

Transfiguring Women in Late Twentieth-Century Japan 17

The New Nanzan Guide to Japanese Religions 19

Thomas, Jolyon Baraka 19

The Teaching and Teachings of Temple

Wong,YongJie 43

Wang,Robin 47

Yang, Steven Y. H. 37

Yeremia, Ardhitya Eduard

Yawanarajah, Shareen

Yue, Ming-Bao 45

Yearbook of the APCG

Zuern, John 45

42 43

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