University of Hawai'i Press Spring 2024 Catalogue

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I PRESS

SPRING 2024

SUBJECT INDEX

Anthropology/Archaeology 3, 9, 13, 14, 16, 19, 31, 35

Art 21, 24

Biography 4, 32

Children’s/Juvenile 20–24

East Asia 6–11, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27, 32, 36, 38

Environment/Nature 3, 18, 37

Gender Studies 22, 30, 39

Geography 9, 39

Hawai‘i 2, 20, 34, 38

Health 23

History 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, 24, 29, 33, 34, 36

Indigenous Studies 1, 3, 22

Journals 31–39

Languages/Linguistics 5, 19, 20, 24, 35, 36, 37

Literature/Poetry 1, 7, 10, 11, 18, 21, 22, 24–27, 31, 37, 38

Media & Performance Studies 13, 31, 33

Pacific/Oceania 1, 3, 4, 20–25, 33, 35, 37

Philosophy 26, 34, 38

Politics/Government 6, 8, 15, 16, 17, 19, 27–30

Religion 2, 12, 19, 29, 32, 34, 35

Sociology 6, 8

Southeast Asia 12–19, 27–30

COVER ART: Image from the cover of Silver Screens and Golden Dreams: A Social History of Burmese Cinema (p. 13) shows movie icons Win Oo and Khin Than Nu, from the cover of the March 1964 edition of New Film magazine.

APRILAPRIL20242024

464pages,7x10,16b&willustrations,26color plates

Paper9780824897352$$36.9936.99

Cloth9780824896171$$110.00110.00s

OceaniaOceania//LiteratureLiterature

kukuʻualohaualohahohoʻomanawanui omanawanuiisaKanaka ʻŌiwi professorofHawaiianliteratureattheUniversityof Hawaiʻi-Mānoa,whereshespecializesinHawaiian andPacificliteraturesandIndigenousplace-based perspectives.

JoyceJoycePualaniPualaniWarrenWarrenisadiasporicBlackKanaka MaoliandassistantprofessorintheDepartmentof EnglishattheUniversityofHawai‘i-Mānoa,where sheteachesHawaiianandPacificliteratures.

CristinaCristinaBacchilegaBacchilegaisprofessoremeritaofEnglish attheUniversityofHawai‘i-Mānoawhereshe taughtfairytalesandtheiradaptations,folklore andliterature,andculturalstudies.

AnOceanofWonder

TheFantasticinthePacific

EDITEDBYKUʻUALOHAHOʻOMANAWANUI,JOYCEPUALANI WARREN,ANDCRISTINABACCHILEGA

AnOceanofWonder:TheFantasticinthePacific bringstogether fiftywritersandartistsfromacrossMoananuiākeaworkingin myriadgenresacrossmedia,rangingfromoralnarrativesand traditionalwondertalestocreativewritingaswellasvisual artworkandscholarlyessays.Collectively,thisanthologyfeatures thefantasticaspresent-dayIndigenousPacificworld-building thatlookstothepastincreatingalternativefutures,andinso doingreimaginesrelationshipsbetweenpeoples,environments, deities,nonhumanrelatives,history,dreams,andstorytelling. Wonderisactivatedbycuriosity,humilityinthefaceof mystery,andengagementwithpossibilities.Weseewonderand thefantasticasgeneralmodesofexpressionthatarenotconfined torealism.Assuch,thefantasticencompassesfantasy,science fiction,magicrealism,fabulation,horror,fairytale,utopia, dystopia,andspeculativefiction.WeincludeBlack,feminist,and queerfuturisms,Indigenouswonderworks,Hawaiianmoʻolelo kamahaʻoandmoʻoleloāiwaiwa,Sāmoanfāgogo,andother non-mimeticgenresfromspecificcultures,becausewerecognize thattheirrefusaltoadoptrestrictiveEuro-Americandefinitions ofrealityiswhatinspiresandenablesthefantastictoflourish. Asartistic,intellectual,andculturallybasedexpressionsthat encodeandembodyIndigenousknowledge,themultimodal mo ʻolelointhiscollectionupendmonolithic,oftenexoticizing, anddemeaningstereotypesofthePacificandsituatethemselves inconversationwithcriticalunderstandingsoftheglobal fantastic,Indigenousfuturities,socialjustice,anddecolonialand activiststorytelling.Inthiscollection,Oceanicideasandimages surroundandconnecttoHawaiʻi,whichis,forthethree coeditors,apiko(center);atthesametime,navigatingboth juxtapositionandassociation,thecollectionseekstoarticulate pilina(relationships)acrossgenres,locations,time,andmedia andtocelebratethemultiplicityandrelationalityofthefantastic inOceania.

FEBRUARYFEBRUARY20242024

352pages,6x9,9b&willustrations

Cloth9780824892104$$68.0068.00s

HawaiHawaiʻii//HistoryHistory//ReferenceReference

RobertRobertBenedettoBenedettoislibrarydirectoremeritusofthe GraduateTheologicalUnioninBerkeley,California.

NEWRELEASES

NāHalePule

PortraitsofNativeHawaiianChurches, 1820–1900

ROBERTBENEDETTO

Withhistoricalsketchesofsome165churchesthatwereknown toexistinHawaiʻiduringthenineteenthcentury, NāHalePule: PortraitsofNativeHawaiianChurches,1820–1900 isthefirst comprehensivesurveyoftheCongregationalandPresbyterian ChurchesofHawaiʻiasestablishedbytheAmericanBoardof CommissionersforForeignMissionsandlateroperatedbyKa ʻAhahui ʻEuaneliooHawaiʻi(TheHawaiianEvangelical Association).Whilemanyofthesechurcheswerefirstledby missionarypastors,the aliʻi (hereditarychiefs)foundersofthe churchestogetherwiththeirmembershipandcongregational leaderswerepredominatelyNativeHawaiian.Worshipservices weresoonledbyNativeHawaiianpastorsandwereconductedin ʻōleloHawaiʻi (Hawaiianlanguage).

Thisstudydrawsupontheofficialarchivesofthechurches, English-languagenewspaperarticles,missionaryandpastoral correspondence,andatwentieth-centuryarchitecturalsurvey. Thebodyofthisworkincludesanisland-by-islandlistingofthe namesandlocationsoftheNativeHawaiianchurches,thepastors whoservedthecongregations,andbriefhistoriesofthechurches themselves.Theseportraitstellthestoriesofthefoundingofthe churches,Christianity’sriseintheislandsthroughtheGreat Revivalyearsofthe1840s,thedevastatingimpactofforeign diseasesthatsweptthroughHawaiʻiduringthemid-nineteenth century,andtheeffortsofthechurchestomaintaintheir propertiesandcongregations.

Thebook'sintroductiondescribesthefoundingofmother andbranchchurches,theimportanceofthelandsonwhichthe churchesresided,churchconstructionandbuilders,thestruggle forself-supportandself-governance,demographicchangesthat ledtothechurches’decline,andaresurgenceofNativeHawaiian cultureandpolytheismthatcausedunderstandingsoffaithand thefuturetofurtherevolve.Alsoincludedareachronologyof NativeHawaiianchurches,arobustglossaryofHawaiian theologicalvocabulary,andmeticulouscitations.Thisvolumeisa companionto NāKahu:PortraitsofNativeHawaiianPastorsat HomeandAbroad,1820–1900, byNancyJ.MorrisandRobert Benedetto,whichtellsthestoriesofthelivesofNativeHawaiian pastors.

MARCHMARCH20242024

272pages,6x9,25b&willustrations Cloth9780824887896$$68.0068.00s

OceaniaOceania//HistoryHistory//NatureNature

JamonJamonAlexAlexHalvakszHalvakszIIIIisassociateprofessorof anthropologyattheUniversityofTexasatSan Antonio.

JoshuaJoshuaA.A.BellBelliscuratorofglobalizationatthe SmithsonianInstitution’sNationalMuseumof NaturalHistory.

NEWRELEASES

NaturalistHistories

MakingNature,Knowledge,andPeoplein Oceania

EDITEDBYJAMONALEXHALVAKSZIIANDJOSHUAA.BELL

Fromearlyexplorerstocontemporaryscientists,naturalistshave examinedislandfloraandfaunaofOceania,discoveringnew species,carefullydocumentingthelivesofanimals,andcreating workcentraltotheimageofOceania.These“discoveries”and exploratorymoveshavehadprofoundlocalandglobalimpacts. Often,however,localknowledgeandcommunitiesaresilentin theethologiesandhistoriesthatnaturalistsproduce.Thisvolume analyzesthewaysthatIndigenousandnon-Indigenous naturalistshavemadeislandnaturesvisibletoawideraudience, theirrelationshipwiththecommunitieswheretheywork,aswell astheuniquenaturesthattheyexploreandhelpmake.Instaking outanareaofnaturalisthistories,eachcontributoraddressesthe relationshipbetweennaturalistsandOceaniccommunities,how thesehistoriesshapedpastandpresentplaceandpractices,the influenceonconservationsanddevelopmentprojects,andthe relationshipbetweenscientificandindigenousknowledge.The essaysspanacrosscolonialandpostcolonialframes,tracingshifts inbiologicalpracticefromtheeighteenth-and nineteenth-centuryfocusontaxonomyanddiscoverytothe twentieth-centurydisciplinaryrestructuringsandnewcollecting strategies,andcontemporaryconcernswithbiodiversityloss, conservation,andknowledgeformation.

Theproductionofscientificknowledgeistypicallyseenin ethnographicaccountsasoppositional,contrastingIndigenous andwestern,localandglobal,objectiveandsubjective.Such dichotomousviewsreinforcedifferencesandfurtherexaggerate inequitiesintheproductionofknowledge.Moredangerously, valuedistinctionsbecomeembeddedindiscussionsof Indigenousidentity,rights,andsovereignty.Contributors acknowledgethatthesedichotomousnarrativeshavedominated theapproachofthescientificcommunitywhileinforminghow socialscientistshaveunderstoodthecontributionsofPacific communities.Theessaysofferanuancedgradientashistorical narrativesofscientificinvestigation,indialoguewithlocal histories,andrevealgreaterlevelsofparticipationinthecreation ofknowledge.Thevolumehighlightshowpowerinfusesthe scientificendeavorandoffersadistinctanddiverseviewof knowledgeproductioninOceania.Combiningseniorand emerginginternationalscholars,thecollectionwillbeofinterest toresearchersinthesocialsciences,history,aswellasbiology andalliedfields.

FEBRUARYFEBRUARY20242024

332pages,6x9

Cloth9780824894276$$70.0070.00s PacificPacific//HistoryHistory//BiographyBiography

BrijBrijVilashVilashLalLalwasprofessoremeritusofPacific andAsianhistoryattheAustralianNational UniversityandadjunctprofessoroftheUniversity ofQueensland,Australia.

DougDougMunroMunroisanadjunctprofessoratthe UniversityofQueenslandandafellowoftheRoyal HistoricalSociety.

NEWRELEASES

Serendipity

ExperienceofPacificHistorians

EDITEDBYBRIJV.LAL,WITHDOUGMUNRO

“WhatLalandcolleaguesachieveinthisvolumeisacriticallyreflexive contributiontothebiographicalapproachinPacifichistory.Whatis distincthereisthecontributors'turnofthebiographicallensand relatedframeworksandmethodsuponthemselves.Fourteen sometimesdivergent,sometimesintersectingautobiographical inquiriesbyprominentPacifichistorianswhocollectivelyplayedkey rolesinshapingdisciplinaryandinterdisciplinaryconversationsabout theregion’spastandtheweightofthatpastinthepresent,will interest,intrigue,andoftendelightreaders,particularlythosewho havestudied,worked,orreadintothesescholarsinprofessional contexts.”—AlexanderAlexanderMawyerMawyer,UniversityofHawaiʻiatMānoa

ThesecondgenerationofPacifichistorians,whobegantheir careersinthe1970sand1980s,isgraduallyfadingfromthe academicscene.Theyhavemadefundamentalcontributionsto thefieldofPacifichistory,enduringintheirimpact,andthe identityofthedisciplineisnowfirmlyestablished.Thisvolumeis notsomuchabouttheirindividualresearchbut,rather,their improbablejourneysintoPacifichistory—whyandhowthey cametoitinthefirstplace.Almostwithoutexception,theydid notchoosePacifichistorybutratherstumbledintothefield throughserendipity.TheycamefromforaysintoAfrican,Indian, EastAsian,French,Britishimperial,andotherfields,andwere enticedintoPacifichistorythroughchanceortheeffortsofkindly mentors.Allthisisevidentinthevaluesandunderstandingsthey bringtothesubject.Theonecommonalitythatbindsthemisa loveoftheislandsthathavebeenthecenteroftheirlifetime work.

ManydistinguishedPacifichistoriansofthelastfourtofive decadesarerepresentedinthiscollection. Serendipity presents fourteenautobiographicalchaptersinwhichthecontributors tracetheirpathsasPacifichistorians.Theyoffertheirsourcesof inspiration,supporters,andpublicationsthatshapedthemas historians.Withasignificantfocusontheimportanceofteaching andmentoringthattheybothreceivedandprovided,their writingnotonlyilluminatestheirlives,butthestateofPacific historyasanacademicfield.Theexperiencesofthecontributors aremoving,repletewithsorrowsandregrets,aswellasof achievementsandsatisfactions.Partofthesecareerswerespent workinginareasotherthanscholarship,suchashighschool teaching,consultancies,volunteering,teachingEnglishasa secondlanguage,ordoingmenialjobsjusttokeepgoing. Serendipity isapathbreakingformofhistoriographyandessential tothePacifichistoryfield.

MAYMAY20242024

288pages,7x10,colorillustrations Paper9780824893651$$34.0034.00s OkinawaOkinawa//LanguageLanguage

RumikoRumikoShinzatoShinzatoisprofessoremeritainthe DepartmentofModernLanguagesattheGeorgia InstituteofTechnology.

ShoichiShoichiIwasakiIwasakiisprofessorintheDepartmentof AsianLanguagesandCulturesattheUniversityof California,LosAngeles.

NEWRELEASES

BasicOkinawan

FromConversationtoGrammar

RUMIKOSHINZATOANDSHOICHIIWASAKI

“AstheonlycomprehensiveOkinawanlanguage-learningtextin English, BasicOkinawan isamonumentalcontributiontothebudding fieldofOkinawanlanguagepedagogy.Theauthorsbringtheir extensiveanddistinguishedexpertiseandexperiencetothevolume.” —StewartStewartCurryCurry,UniversityofHawaiʻiatMānoa

“BasicOkinawan hasbeenlongawaitedbyOkinawancommunitiesin theU.S.andelsewhere.Inthelessons,youwilltrulyexperience icharibachoodee—oncewemeet,wearebrothersandsisters,forever. Thisbookwillbeyour choodee.”—MasahideMasahideIshiharaIshihara,Universityofthe Ryukyus

“ThisexcellentbookwillnotonlystartyoulearningtheOkinawan language,butalsoteachyouaboutourrichculture.”—MasashiMasashi SakiharaSakihara,NationalInstituteofTechnology,OkinawaCollege

“Whatawonderfulbook!Theauthorshaveproducedthedefinitive English-languagetextbook/grammarofbasicOkinawan.Indeed,Iwish ithadbeenavailablewhenItookmyfirststepsinthelanguage.With thelearningofOkinawanmadesuchapleasantexperience,thiswill becomethestandardEnglish-languagework,hardtobeatintheyears tocome.”—LeonLeonSerafimSerafim,UniversityofHawaiʻiatMānoa,retired

BasicOkinawan willhelpstudentsdevelopconversationalskills andbuildasolidfoundationalunderstandingofthelanguage’s grammarandvocabulary.Thetenlearner-centeredunitsinPartI systematicallyintroducegrammarandvocabularythroughthe storyofNiko,anAmericanexchangestudentinOkinawa.Each unitoffersauthenticdialoguesfocusedaroundculturalthemes, followedbyconcisegrammarandvocabularyexplanations,ample exercises,andsituation-basedapplications.Lessonsconclude withculturalnotesthatadvancetheunit’sthemes,linking languagelearningwithawiderangeofdisciplinessuchashistory, geography,literature,religion,andpopularculture.

PartII’seightsectionsexplainthegrammarintroducedin PartI—forexample,partsofspeechandsentence types—arrangedbytopic.InadditiontotheAppendix,which containscomprehensivevocabularyandconstructionlistswith cross-referencestosectionsinPartI,studentsshouldconsultthe companiondictionaryandgrammar,MitsuguSakihara’s Okinawan-EnglishWordBook. Ananswerkeytotheexercisesand audiofilesforlessondialoguesareavailableonlineat https://go.hawaii.edu/7Xn

MAYMAY20242024

384pages,6x9,14b&willustrations Cloth9780824897437$$70.0070.00s

JapanJapan//PoliticsPolitics&&GovernmentGovernment//SociologySociology

DavidDavidH.H.SlaterSlaterisprofessorofcultural anthropologyandJapanesestudiesatSophia University,Tokyo.

PatriciaPatriciaG.G.SteinhoffSteinhoffisprofessorofsociologyatthe UniversityofHawai‘iatMānoa.

NEWRELEASES

AlternativePoliticsin ContemporaryJapan NewDirectionsinSocialMovements

EDITEDBYDAVIDH.SLATERANDPATRICIAG.STEINHOFF

Modernsocialmovementsfrequentlyserveasaspacetovoice concernsinasupportiveandcollectivecontextandthusarean importantvenueforindividualstolearnhowtospeakupfor themselves.Withtheriseofnewgenerationsandadvancementof technologysuchasdigitalnetworks,contemporaryJapanese socialmovementsandactivismhavetransformedsignificantlyin recentyears,nowwithmoreflexibilityandlessrelianceon ideologyandinstitutionalfoundations.Thenewpatternsprovide individualsdifferentspacesandwaystogetinvolvedin“politics,” whichhaveshedthetraditionalsettingsandexpectations.This transformationcarriesbothadvantagesandrisks.In Alternative PoliticsinContemporaryJapan twelveoriginalethnographic studiesillustratehowsocialmovementsarecreatingnew alternativesforJapaninthecurrentcentury.Theterm “alternative”hasadoublemeaning.First,itreferstoformsof politicalengagementthatareoutsidethestandardpoliticsof politicalpartiesandinstitutionalforums.Second,itengageswith contemporarymovementsseekinganalternativepoliticsthatis culturallyspecificandhistoricallyembedded,analternativeto pastperiodsofactivisminJapaninthe1960sand1970soften characterizedastainted,andcausingthedeclineofsocial movementactivityfornearlytwodecades.

TheintroductionwrittenbySlaterandSteinhoffplacesthe volumeinhistorical,social,andmethodologicalcontextand analyzesthemaincharacteristicsofthenewsocialmovements. Eachchapterprovidesarichdescriptionofaparticular movementactivebetween1990and2020,showingwhatthe participantswantedtoachieve,howtheytriedtodistance themselvesfromearliermovements,andhowtheyusednew socialmediaandotherinnovationstodoso.Theaccounts preservetheimmediacyoftheperiodwhenthefieldworkwas conducted,buteachendwithapostscriptbringingthemovement uptodate.Engaginglywrittenbyaninternationalcommunityof Japanspecialistscommittedtodoingextendedfieldworkwith smallsocialmovementgroups, AlternativePolitics willappealto socialscientistsinterestedinactivismandJapanspecialistsin variousdisciplines,aswellasundergraduatesinawiderangeof courses.

MAYMAY20242024

200pages,6x9,123b&willustrations;8color illustrations

Cloth9780824895686$$68.0068.00s

JapanJapan//HistoryHistory//LiteratureLiterature

JoshuaJoshuaS.S.MostowMostowisprofessorintheDepartment ofAsianStudiesattheUniversityofBritish Columbia,Vancouver,Canada.

Hyakunin’shu

Readingthe HundredPoets inLateEdo Japan

JOSHUAS.MOSTOW

Hyakunin’shu:Readingthe HundredPoets inLateEdoJapan exploresthe“popularliteraryliteracy”oftheJapaneseattheedge ofmodernity.Byreproducingandtranslatingapopular annotatedandillustratedAnsei-era(1854–1859)editionofthe Hyakuninisshu—forhundredsofyearsthemostbasicand best-known waka primerintheentireJapaneseliterary canon—JoshuaMostowrevealshowcommonersofthetime madesenseofthecollection.Thankstothepopularizationofthe poemsintheearlymodernperiodandtheadventofcommercial publishing,the Hyakunin’shu (asitwaspopularlycalled)wasno longertheexclusiveintellectualpropertyoftheupperclassesbut partofapoeticheritagesharedbyallliterateJapanese.

Mostowtracesthe Hyakunin’shu’shistoryfromthefirst publishedcollectionsintheearlysixteenthcenturyandprinted commentariesofformerlyesotericandsecretexegesistolater editionsthatincludeimaginedportraitsofthepoetsand, ultimately,picturesofthe“heart”—pictorializationsofthe meaningofthepoemsthemselves.Hisstudyilluminatesthe importanceof“variant OneHundredPoets,”suchasthe Warrior OneHundredPoets,inpopularizingthecollectionandthework’s strongassociationwithfeminineeducationfromtheearly eighteenthcenturyonward.TheNationalLearning(Kokugaku) movementpursuedaphilologicalanalysisofthepoems,leading totranslationsofthe Hyakunin’shu intocontemporary, vernacular,spokenJapanese.Thepoemseventuallyservedasthe basisofacardgamethatbecameastapleofNewYearfestivities. Thisvolumepresentssomeinnovationsintranslating premodernJapanesepoetry:intheIntroduction,Mostow considersthe Hyakunin’shu’sreceptionduringtheEdo,when malehomoeroticrelationshipsweretakenforgranted,andmakes thecaseforhistranslatingthelovepoemsinanon-heteronormativeway.Inaddition,thetranslatedpoemsarelineatedto givereadersasenseoftheoriginaledition’s chirashi-gaki,or “scatteredwriting,”allowingthemtoseehoweachpoem’ssematic elementsaredistributedonthepage.

JANUARYJANUARY20242024

234pages,6x9,10b&wphotographs

Cloth9780824895570$$68.0068.00s

ChinaChina//HistoryHistory//PoliticsPolitics&&Government Government

JenniferJenniferLiuLiuisassociateprofessorofEastAsian historyatCentralMichiganUniversity.

NEWRELEASES

IndoctrinatingtheYouth SecondaryEducationinWartimeChinaand PostwarTaiwan,1937–1960

JENNIFERLIU

“IndoctrinatingtheYouth isawelcomeadditiontothegrowingbodyof literaturethattakestheexperiencesofwartimeChinabeyondthe battlefields,humansufferings,andreliefefforts,seekingto understandhowthewarhastransformedthetrajectoryofChina’s statebuildingandsocialreformsinthefieldofeducation.”—JunJunXingXing, CaliforniaStateUniversity

IndoctrinatingtheYouth examineshowtheGuomindang(GMD orNationalists)soughttomaintaincontrolofmiddle-school studentsandcultivatetheirpoliticalloyaltyoverthetrajectoryof theSecondSino-JapaneseWar,ChineseCivilWar,andpostwar Taiwan.DuringtheSino-JapaneseWartheNationalistsmanaged middle-schoolrefugeestudentsbymergingschools,publishing anddistributingupdatedtextbooks,andassistingstudentsasthey migratedtotheinteriorwiththeirprincipalsandteachers.In Taiwan,theChinaYouthCorps(CYC)becameasymbolofthe regime’ssuccessfulestablishment.TracingNationalisteffortsto indoctrinateideologyandmartialspirit,JenniferLiuinvestigates howGMDleadersChiangKai-shekandhissonChiang Ching-kuotriedtobuildsupportamongyoungpeopleintheir effortstostabilizeTaiwanesesocietyundertheirrule.By comparingtwokeyyouthorganizations—theThreePeople’s PrinciplesYouthCorpsinChina,andtheCYConTaiwan—Liu useseducationasalenstoanalyzestate-buildinginmodern China.

Liu’scarefulanalysisoftheinnerworkingsofGMDyouth organizationsalsoilluminatestheday-to-dayoperationsof militarytrainingingender-segregatedupper-middle schools—includinghowthegovernmentselectedinstructorsand theskillstaughttostudents.AccordingtoLiu,mandatory militarytrainingcontributedtopreventingmajorprotestagainst thegovernmentbutthepolicywasnotwithoutcritics. Intellectuals,parents,andstudentsvoicedtheirdissentatwhat theyperceivedasexcessivecontrolbyarepressivegovernment andawasteofresourcesinterferingwithacademics.The government-mandatedcivicscurriculum,including government-approvedtextbooksandstandards,revealsthe characteristicsanddutiesGMDofficialsbelievedmoderncitizens ofthenextgenerationshouldpossess.Throughprovisionsfor refugeestudents,youthorganizations,militarytraining,and civicsclasses,GMDsecondaryeducationpolicyplayedacritical roleintheprocessofstatebuildinginbothmodernChinaand Taiwan.

FEBRUARYFEBRUARY20242024

328pages,7x10,88colorillustrations

Cloth9780824895044$$76.0076.00s

EastEastAsiaAsia//HistoryHistory//GeographyGeography

MarioMarioCamsCamsisassociateprofessoratKULeuven.

ElkeElkePapelitzkyPapelitzkyisassociateprofessoratthe UniversityofOslo.

NEWRELEASES

RemappingtheWorldinEast Asia

TowardaGlobalHistoryofthe“RicciMaps”

EDITEDBYMARIOCAMSANDELKEPAPELITZKY

“Thisbookisabeaconformapstudies.Followingthematerialtraces ofproductionandcirculation,thecontributorscharttheprecise circuitsthroughwhichcartographicobjectsandtextsmovedbetween EastAsiaandEurope.Atthesametime,theyshowhowexchange transcendedappropriation,bringingnewgeographicalideasand formstolightacrossearlymodernEurasia.Marvelouswork!”—KärenKären WigenWigen,StanfordUniversity

WhenEuropeanmissionariesarrivedinEastAsiainthesixteenth century,theyenteredongoingconversationsaboutcosmology andworldgeography.Soonafter,intellectualsinMingChina,Edo Japan,andJoseonKoreaselectivelyencompassedelementsofthe lateRenaissanceworldview,leadingtothecreationofnew artifactsthatmitigatedoldandnewknowledgeincreativeways. Simultaneously,missionariesandtheircollaboratorstranscribed, replicated,andrecombinedfromEastAsianartifactsand informedEuropeanaudiencesaboutthenewlydiscoveredlands knownasthe“FarEast.”Allthesenewartifactsenjoyedlong afterlivesthatensuredthecontinuousremappingoftheworldin thefollowingdecadesandcenturies.

Focusingonartifacts,thisexpansivelyillustratedvolume tellsthestoryofameetingofworldviews.Tracingthe connectionsemanatingfromeachartifact,theauthorsilluminate howeverymap,globe,orbookwasshapedbytheintellectual, social,andmaterialculturesofEastAsia,whileconnecting multipleglobalcentersoflearningandprintculture.Crossing bothhistoricalandhistoriographicalboundariesrevealshowthis seriesofartifactsembodyacontinuousandgloballyconnected processofmappingtheworld,ratherthanagrandencounter betweenEastandWest.

Thisbookrewritesthenarrativesurroundingtheso-called “RicciMaps,”whichassumesthatoneJesuitmissionarybrought scientificcartographytoEastAsiabytranslatingandadaptinga Renaissanceworldmap.Ratherthanasinglemapauthoredbya Europeanmissionary,aseriesofmateriallydifferentartifactswere createdasaresultofdiscussionsbetweentheJesuitMatteoRicci andhisChinesecontactsduringthelastdecadesofMingrule. Eachofthesegaverisetotheproductionofnewartifactsthat embodiedbroaderintellectualconversations.Bypresenting elevenoriginalchaptersbyAsian,European,andAmerican scholars,thisworkcoversanextensiverangeofartifactsand crossesboundariesbetweenChina,Japan,Korea,andtheglobal pathwaysthatconnectedthemtotheotherendoftheEurasian landmass.

9UHPRESS.HAWAII.EDU

MARCHMARCH20242024

208pages,51/2x81/2,1b&willustration Paper9780824895648$$28.0028.00s Cloth9780824894047$$74.0074.00s Hawai‘iStudiesonKorea

KoreaKorea//PoetryPoetry

ParkParkNohaeNohaeisarenownedSouthKorean activist-poetandphotographer. DawnofLabor was hisfirstpoetrybook.Thecollectiontransformed himintoaleadingresistancepoet.

CheehyungCheehyungHarrisonHarrisonKimKimisassociateprofessorof KoreanhistoryattheUniversityofHawai‘iat Mānoa.

BrotherBrotherAnthonyAnthonyofofTaizéTaizé,whoalsogoesbyhis KoreannameAnSonjae,isaliteraturescholarand translatorandisprofessoremeritusofEnglish languageandliteratureatSogangUniversityin Seoul.

NEWRELEASES

DawnofLabor

PARKNOHAE,TRANSLATEDBYBROTHERANTHONYOFTAIZÉAND CHEEHYUNGHARRISONKIM

“WhatdoesitmeantoreadParkNohae’spoetrytoday?Andtoreadit inEnglish?Fromourhistoricaldistance,wehaveknowledgeofPark’s future.Hecannothelpbutappeartoustodayasaheroicindividual, hisanonymityremoved,thedeathsentenceaverted.Park’sbiography iscompelling,butthepoemsareevenmoreso.Weshouldreadhis poemslessasahistoricaldocumentthanaspartofanongoing conversationandstruggle.Thedreamofanewlandcontinues,as doesthestruggle.”—JanetJanetPoolePoole,UniversityofToronto

“ThistranslationofParkNohae’sfirstcollectionofpoems, Dawnof Labor,couldnotarriveatamorepropitiousmoment.Forthis‘faceless poet,’this‘enemyofthestate,’whosewritingsearnedhimadeath sentenceandyearsinsolitaryconfinement,isnotonlyalegendary figureinKoreanlettersandsocietybutaprophetofglobal liberation—amandedicatedtothepropositionthatacommunityof kindredpoeticspiritscaninspiresocialjustice.Iftheplightoffactory workersmakeshim‘thinkabouttheeradication/oftheKorean language,’italsoleadshimto‘dedicatethesewords,likearoundof drinks,to[his]workingbrothersandsisters,wholiveandactdiligently withoutlosinghopeandlaughter.’Thesepoemsclarifywhatwemost needtoknow,whereverwemayfindourselvesintheworld.”

—ChristopherChristopherMerrillMerrill,authorof Self-PortraitwithDogwood

“ParkNohae’s DawnofLabor isalovesong,poetryofwitness,and rallyingcry—fullofyearning,solidarity,andhopeupliftinglaborersand reachingfornewfuturesasthestrugglecontinues.Incandescent, tender,andmoving,Park’spoemsarebeacons,andthistranslation bringsnewlighttothemonumentalimpactofhisbook’sfirst publicationandourpathahead.Singinginthesepages,throughthe giftofPark'slanguage,thedreamofliberationlivesonandmayhelp uslivefreelytogether.”—JosephJosephHanHan,authorof NuclearFamily

MAYMAY20242024

520pages,6x9,2b&willustrations

Cloth9780824897246$$75.0075.00s

KoreanClassicsLibrary:HistoricalMaterials

KoreaKorea//LiteratureLiterature//HistoryHistory

DennisDennisWuerthnerWuerthnerisassistantprofessorofEast AsianliteratureintheDepartmentofWorld LanguagesandLiteratures,BostonUniversity.

PoemsandStoriesfor OvercomingIdleness

P’ahanchip byYiIllo

TRANSLATED,ANNOTATED,ANDWITHANINTRODUCTIONBY

DENNISWUERTHNER

PoemsandStoriesforOvercomingIdleness isthefirstcomplete translationinanyWesternlanguageof P’ahanchip,theearliest Koreanworkof sihwa (C. shihua;“remarksonpoetry”)andone oftheoldestextantKoreansources.Thecollectionwaswritten andcompiledbyYiIllo(1152–1220)duringthemid-Koryǒ dynasty(918–1392). P’ahanchip featurespoetrycomposedin LiteraryChinese(the scripturafranca ofthepremodernEast Asian“SinographicSphere”)bytheauthorandhisfriends,which includedsuchliterarygreatsasImCh’un(datesunknown)andO Sejae(1133–?). P’ahanchip alsocontainstheworkofotherwriters ofdiversebackgrounds:Chinesemasterpoets,famousConfucian literati,eminentBuddhistmasters,eruditeDaoisthermits,Koryŏ kings—aswellaslong-forgottenlower-levelofficials,unemployed intellectuals,andruralscholars.Theversecompositionsare embeddedinshortnarrativesbyYithatprovidecontextforthe poems.Inaccordancewiththeguidelinesofthe sihwa-genre, thesenarrativesfocusprimarilyonmattersrelatingtopoetry whiletouchingonawidearrayofsubjectssuchasKoreanhistory andcustoms;thecourtandgovernmentinstitutions;official proceduresandfestivals;Koryǒ foreign-policyanddiplomacy; booksandthecirculationofknowledge;calligraphyandpainting; Confucian,Daoist,andBuddhistthought;theroleofwomen;and scenicspotsandfamousbuildings.

Thebookopenswithanextensiveintroductionbytranslator DennisWuerthneronYiIlloand P’ahanchip setagainstthe backdropofliteraryandhistoricaldevelopmentsinKoreaand sino-centricEastAsiaandvitalissuesrelatingtoKoryŏpolitics, society,andculture.Wuerthner’scomprehensive,thoughtprovokingstudyisfollowedbyacopiouslyannotatedtranslation ofthisimportantKoreanclassic.

JANUARYJANUARY20242024

236pages,6x9,3b&willustrations,7maps Cloth9780824894887$$68.0068.00s

NewSoutheastAsia:Politics,Meaning,and Memory

SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//SouthSouthAsiaAsia//BuddhismBuddhism//HistoryHistory

AnneAnneM.M.BlackburnBlackburnisprofessorofSouthAsia studiesandBuddhiststudiesatCornellUniversity.

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Buddhist-Inflected SovereigntiesacrosstheIndian Ocean

ThePaliArena,1200–1550

ANNEM.BLACKBURN

“Theauthorarguesthatmonolithicunderstandingsof‘Buddhist kingship’thathaveemergedfromearlierscholarshipwerebased narrowlyonrelevantportionsofearlyPaliliterature,andstandinneed ofqualification....Thisisastudythatisnotonlygermaneto understandingthedynamicsofpowerthroughoutBuddhistSouthand SoutheastAsia,butisprovocativetheoreticallyandmethodologically ingeneral.”—JohnJohnCliffordCliffordHoltHolt,BowdoinCollegeinBrunswick,Maine

“Blackburnhasconductedextensivescholarshipintoawiderangeof sourcematerialsfrompremodernSriLanka,Burma,Thailand,and Cambodiaandthen,significantly,shownwhatcanbeconcludedabout textualityandsovereigntyineachoftheseareas....Thedetailed, criticallyinformedattentiontohistoricalcontextanddifferencewill makethisworkvaluableforscholarsinanumberofdifferentfields relatedtoBuddhismandAsianstudies.Blackburn’sworkisrichwith historicalmaterialandtheoreticalreflections.”—StephenStephenC.C.BerkwitzBerkwitz, MissouriStateUniversity

Buddhist-InflectedSovereigntiesacrosstheIndianOcean draws attentiontothevaried,historicallycontingent,andsometimes competing,argumentsforandaboutsovereigntythatoperatedin thePaliarenaduringthefirsthalfofthesecondmillenniumAD. ItwasatimeofexpandinginteractionwithintheIndianOcean justpriortoPortuguesecolonialpresenceinSouthernAsia. Developingalinkedseriesofcasestudiesandexamining territoriesnowsubsumedwithinthenation-statesofSriLanka, Burma/Myanmar,andThailand,AnneM.Blackburnexamines sovereignargumentsexpressedtextually,aswellasinthebuilt environment,bypersonswithaninterestintheteachingsand institutionsassociatedwithGotamaBuddha.Thesecasesshow thatnosinglemodelofBuddhist-inflectedsovereigntydominated thePaliarenaduringthistime,andthattherewasnostable visionof“Buddhistkingship.”Rather,overtime,therewasan accrualofpossiblemodelsandpathwaysforargumentationabout howsovereignscouldandshouldrelateto buddha-sāsana.Taking inspirationfromdiversesourcestransmittedthroughmultiple formsandmedia,argumentsforandaboutsovereigntyinthePali arenawerecontestedandrapidlychanging.AstheIndianOcean increasinglyshapedtheflowofpeople,objects,andideas,more peoplesandterritoriesparticipatedinthePaliarena,attractedby itsintellectualandaestheticresources.

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SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//MediaMediaStudiesStudies

JaneJaneM.M.FergusonFergusonisassociateprofessorof anthropologyandSoutheastAsianhistoryatthe AustralianNationalUniversity.

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SilverScreensandGolden Dreams

ASocialHistoryofBurmeseCinema

JANEM.FERGUSON

“SilverScreensandGoldenDreams reflectstheauthor’spassionfor thecountryandforthisartform.Basedoncopiousoriginalresearch overanumberofyears,thissocialhistoryisbothinformedand pepperedwithlivelynarrativesaboutthemanycharismaticfigures thathavepopulatedBurmesecinemaonbothsidesofthecamera. Herexaminationoftheroleofcinemaasthenaturalheirto performativeartsinMyanmarsuchaspuppetry, zat and anyeint theater,andtherelationshipbetweenfilmandculturalidentityreveals herintimateknowledgeofthecountryanditsethnicallydiverse population.”—LindseyLindseyMerrisonMerrison,filmmakerandfounderoftheYangon FilmSchoolinMyanmar

“Itishardtoimagineamoredelightfulintroductiontothewonderful worldofBurmesemoviedomthanthisground-breakingsurveyofthe histories,technologies,andideologiesofafilmindustryasuniqueas itisunknownbeyondBurmeseborders.Encyclopedicinscope, effervescentinspirit, SilverScreensandGoldenDreams capturesthe powerofBurmesepopularculture—cinema,theatre,musical performance—tobeguileandendurethroughsixdecadesofprofound political,economic,andsocialchallenges.Moviebuffstheworldover, nomatterhowunfamiliarwithBurmesemovies,willsurelybe enlightened,charmed,andmovedbythispioneeringwork.”—WendyWendy Law-YoneLaw-Yone,authorof ADaughter'sMemoirofBurma

TheworldtendstoseeMyanmar(Burma)asanancient,idyllic landofemerald-greenricepaddiesdottedwithgolden pagodas—animagesadlytarnishedbythecontemporaryreality ofgrindingpoverty,adecades-longcivilwar,andthemost enduringmilitarydictatorshipinmodernhistory.Itsvibrant, cosmopolitanfilmindustrychallengessuchorientalistarchetypes andprovidesuniqueinsightintoMyanmar’ssocialhistory. Emergingfromaflourishingliteraryandperformingartsscene, Burmesetalentandingenuityspurredacenturyof near-continuousmotionpictureproduction.

Inatour-de-forcestudyofsixtyyearsofcinematic entertainment, SilverScreensandGoldenDreams carefully examinesBurmesepopularmoviesacrossthreeperiodsin Burmesehistory:thecolonialera,theparliamentarydemocracy period,andtheNeWinSocialistyears.Byskillfullyblending historicalandanthropologicalapproaches,JaneM.Ferguson demonstratesthatBurmesecinemaprovidesavaluablelensfor thestudyofthecountry’ssocialhistory.

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SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//HistoryHistory//Anthropology Anthropology

PierrePierrePetitPetitisseniorresearchassociateatthe BelgianNationalFundforScientificResearch (FNRS)andprofessorofanthropologyatthe UniversitélibredeBruxelles(ULB).

JeanJeanMichaudMichaudisprofessorofanthropologyat UniversitéLaval,Canada.

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ChasingTraces

HistoryandEthnographyintheUplandsof SocialistAsia

EDITEDBYPIERREPETITANDJEANMICHAUD

IntheconnectedhighlandsofsouthwestChina,Vietnam,and Laos,recallingthepastisahighlysensitiveact.Amonglocal societies,manymayactivelyavoidrecallingthepastforfearof endangeringthemselvesandothers.Oraltraditionsandrare archivesremainthemainavenuestovisitthepast,butthe nationalrevolutionarynarrativeandthelanguageof heritagizationhavestronglyaffectedthelocalexpressionof historicalmemory.Yetthisdoesnotpreventlocalsocietiesfrom producingtheirstoriesintheirownterms,evenifoftenin conflictwithbothnationalandWesterncategories.Producing history,ethnohistory,historicalanthropology,andhistorical geographyintheSoutheastAsianhighlandsraisessignificant questionsrelatingtomethodology,epistemology,andethics,for whichmostresearchersareoftenill-prepared.Howcanscholars managetocompetentlyaccessinformationaboutthepast?How isonetocapturehistory-in-the-makingthroughevents,speech acts,rituals,andperformances?Howisthememoryofthepast transmitted—ornot—andwithwhatlogic?

Basedontheexperiencesandreflectionsofadozendiverse scholarsrootedindecadesofworkinthesethreecommunist states, ChasingTraces isthefirstbookabouthistorical ethnographyandrelatedissuesintheSoutheastAsianhighlands. Takingacriticallyreflexiveposture,theauthorsmakeapleafor theindividual,thehidden,andthebackstage,forwhatlifeis reallylikeontheground,asopposedtoimaginedhomogeneity, legibility,andunambiguousness.Theirinvestigationsonthe historyofethnicminoritycommunitiesaddsarchival historiographytoethnographicfieldworkandexaminesthe relationshipbetweenthetwofields.Theindividualchapterseach telldistinctivestoriesoftheconjunctionoffieldwork,archival research,officialsurveillance,communityparticipation,cultural norms,partnershipwithlocalscholars,andtheotherfactorsthat bothfacilitateandfrustratetheresearchenterpriseofwriting aboutthepastinthesesocieties.Atimelywork,thisvolumealso providesguidelinesforalternativewaystodocumentandreflect whenphysicalaccessbecomeslimitedduetofactorssuchas pandemic,politicalinstability,andviolence,andofferscreative waysforresearcherstocopewiththesedramaticshifts.

MAYMAY20242024

312pages,6x9,12b&willustrations Cloth9780824894986$$68.0068.00s

SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//PoliticsPolitics&&Government Government

KishoKishoTsuchiyaTsuchiyaisassistantprofessorintheCenter forSoutheastAsianStudies,KyotoUniversity.

EmplacingEastTimor RegimeChangeandKnowledgeProduction, 1860–2010

KISHOTSUCHIYA

“ThisisaverywelcomeadditiontotheliteratureonTimor.Theauthor examines,overlonguedurée,theintellectualandpoliticalproduction ofideasofplaceinrelationtotheislandofTimor,fromearlytolate colonialeras,andintothecontestednationalistera.Tsuchiya’s argumentisbackedwithexemplaryhistoricalresearchand sophisticateddiscourseanalysis. EmplacingEastTimor willbean importantandwidelycitedwork.”—MichaelMichaelLeachLeach,Swinburne UniversityofTechnology

EmplacingEastTimor explorestherelationshipbetweenthecycle ofregimechangeandthatofknowledgeproduction,offeringan alternativeframeworktoperiodizethehistoryfrom1850sto 2010s.KishoTsuchiyashowsthattheprevailingperceptionsof EastTimorhavebeenshapedbylarge-scalewars,postwar consolidation,andthedominanceofforeignobservers.The transitionsthatconstructwhatweknowaboutEastTimorhave followedtherhythmofdevastatingviolenceandregime transformations.Playingaroleaswellarepersonal,institutional, andgeopoliticalinterestsandthecreativityofTimoreseand foreignobservers.Acknowledgingthiscycle,Tsuchiya interweavesnarrativeofcrucialeventsandpoliticalmovements withananalysisofTimor’sconnectionstoglobalcirculationsand historicaltransitions.Hetraceskeypersonsandcommunities thatshapedthecontourofEastTimor—fromPortuguesecolonial officerstoanthropologists,JapaneseoccupierstoAustralian activists,andTimoresepoetstorevolutionaries.Their experiencesandimaginationsof(East)Timorhavebeen expressedthroughscholarlyworks,secretdocuments,policy statements,ceremonies,revolutionarysongs,andmuseums.

Usingmulti-archivalhistoricalresearch,theauthor introducessourcesinseverallanguagesandprovidesmissing links,includingsecretdocumentsinPortuguesearchivesandthe NationalArchivesofTimor-Leste,Japanesewartimesources,and TimoresesourcesintheArchivesofTimoreseResistance.

EmplacingEastTimor skillfullysynthesizesnationalismstudies andborderlandstudies,creatingacomprehensiveapproachto modernEastTimoresenationalimaginings,thehistoricalroleof territorialborders,anditspostcolonialproblems.

MARCHMARCH20242024

328pages,6x9

Paper9780824898069$$28.0028.00s

PublishedinassociationwithNIAS/NUSPress ForsaleonlyinNorthAmerica

SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//PoliticsPolitics&&Government Government

JudithJudithBeyerBeyerisprofessorofsocialandpolitical anthropologyattheUniversityofKonstanz.

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RethinkingCommunityin Myanmar

PracticesofWe-FormationamongMuslims andHindusinUrbanYangon

JUDITHBEYER

InthisfirstanthropologicalstudyofMuslimandHindulivesin urbanMyanmartoday,JudithBeyerdevelopstheconceptof “we-formation”todemonstratethatindividualsarealwaysmore thanmembersofwidergroups.“We-formation”complementsher richpolitical,legal,andhistoricalanalysisof“community,”aterm usedbyBeyer’sinterlocutorsthemselves,evenasitreinforces ethno-religiousstereotypesandtheirownminoritystatus.The bookalsooffersaninterpretationofthedynamicsofresistanceto theattemptedmilitarycoupof2021.

MAYMAY20242024

276pages,6x9

Paper9798880700110$$30.0030.00s

PublishedinassociationwithISEAS–YusofIshak Institute

ForsaleonlyinNorthAmerica

SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//HistoryHistory//PoliticsPolitics&&Government Government

Muhammad MuhammadSuhailSuhailMohamedMohamedYazidYazidisaPhD candidateinHistoryatTrinityCollege,Universityof Cambridge.

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HeWhoisMadeLord Empire,ClassandRaceinPostwar Singapore

MUHAMMADSUHAILBINMOHAMEDYAZID

“TheYangdi-PertuanNegaraisasubjectthathasreceivedonly passingmentionsintheSingaporeStory.Thisbookisthefirstdetailed studytorevealnotonlythepoliticsofitscreationbutalsothecultural significanceoftheoffice.Bydelvingintoitsmultifacetedmeanings, thisinsightfulaccountoffersreadersafascinatingtreatiseonthe office’sconnectionwiththemomentousfinalyearsofBritishrulein thecolonyandSingapore’sbriefinterludeinMalaysia.”—AlbertAlbertLauLau, NationalUniversityofSingapore

“TheendoftheBritishEmpirewroughtconsiderablechangeacross theglobe,butitalsoleftmanylegaciesandquestionssuchaswhator whowouldreplacetheomnipotentCrown. HeWhoisMadeLord examinestheneglectedbutfascinatingstoryofhowSingapore grappledwiththisissue,whichwasmoredelicate,nuancedandfar reachingthanmostsupposed.”—HarshanHarshanKumarasinghamKumarasingham,University ofEdinburgh

“Inthisground-breakingbook,MuhammadSuhailhasmeticulously scoured,scrutinized,andsynthesizedarchivalofficialrecords, newspaperarticles,governmentpublications,pictures,andwebsites topeelandexposethemanylayersofthehithertooverlookedofficeof theYangdi-PertuanNegaraofSingaporetorevealthecontradictions, contestations,andconstructionsofthecreatedofficeinthecontextof thetumultuousperiodofdecolonization.Suhailalsohaslaidbarethe complexpersonalityofthemanwhoheldthisoffice,YusofIshak, exposingthemyriadoffaces,appearances,androlesherepresented andwasmadetorepresent,appreciatinghistriumphsand weaknesses,butmostimportantly,humanizinghim.”—SherSherBanuBanuA.L.A.L. KhanKhan,NationalUniversityofSingapore

InJune1959,theBritishestablishedtheofficeofYangdi-Pertuan Negara(HeWhoisMadeLord)toreplacethecolonial governorshipandrepresentQueenElizabethIIinSingapore. MuhammadSuhailexploresthedivergentattemptstoinvest meaningintheYangdi-PertuanNegara.Indoingso,heweavesa richstoryaboutthecontestingideasofsovereigntyduringthe globalageofdecolonization. HeWhoisMadeLord isa captivatingtakeonSingapore’semergenceasapostcolonial nation,providingagatewayintotheisland’spastaspartofthe MalayWorld,theBritishEmpireandtheCommonwealthof Nations.

FEBRUARYFEBRUARY20242024

163pages,7x10

Paper9780824898656$$25.0025.00

Mānoa:APacificJournalofInternationalWriting SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//Eco-literatureEco-literature//LiteratureLiterature

RinaRinaGarciaGarciaChuaChuaisacreativeandcriticalscholar fromthePhilippineswhoiscurrentlybasedatthe UniversityofBritishColumbia.

EstherEstherVincentVincentXuemingXuemingiseditor-in-chiefand founderofTheTigerMothReview,anindependent eco-consciousjournalofartandliteraturebasedin Singapore.

AnnAnnAngAngisanassistantprofessorofEnglish literatureattheNationalInstituteofEducation, NanyangTechnologicalUniversity,Singapore.

CraigCraigSantosSantosPerezPerez,2023winneroftheNational BookAwardforpoetry,isaChamoruauthorand editorfromGuam.Hewasmostrecentlyprofessor ofEnglishattheUniversityofHawaiʻiatMānoa.

HerewasOncetheSea

AnAnthologyofSoutheastAsianEcowriting

GUESTEDITOR:RINAGARCIACHUA,ESTHERVINCENTXUEMING, ANDANNANG;SERIESEDITOR:CRAIGSANTOSPEREZ

HerewasOncetheSea:AnAnthologyofSoutheastAsian Ecowriting featuresnearlythirtyauthorsofpoetry,fiction,and nonfictionfromtheconstituentregionoftheAssociationof SoutheastAsianNations(ASEAN),namely,Brunei,Cambodia, Indonesia,Laos,Malaysia,Myanmar,Philippines,Singapore, ThailandandVietnam,aswellastheirassociateddiasporas.Their workhereexplorestheecologicalacrossamultiscalarspectrum, featuringbothgeologicallandscapesandvisceralbotanicalor animalentanglements.Thisanthologyrepresentsachorusof offeringstothediverseenvironmentsandpeoplesofSoutheast Asia.Thesearestoriesthatsingofhope—forourselvesandour world—aswetouchourlipstothefamiliarearthandwaitforthe incomingmonsoonraintofallonourbacks,ourfields,our rivers.

IndigenizingtheColdWar

TheBorderPatrolPoliceand Nation-BuildinginThailand

SinaeHyun

JANUARYJANUARY20242024

248pages,6x9

9b&willus,2maps

Paper9780824895075$$28.0028.00s

Cloth9780824894085$$68.0068.00s

SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//HistoryHistory

TimeandLanguage

NewSinologyandChineseHistory

EditedbyOriSela,ZviBen-DorBenite, andJoshuaA.Fogel

JANUARYJANUARY20242024

300pages,6x9

1b&willus

Paper9780824895099$$28.0028.00s

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ChinaChina//HistoryHistory//LinguisticsLinguistics

EsotericPureLand

Buddhism

AaronP.Proffitt

JANUARYJANUARY20242024

468pages,6x9

1b&willus

Paper9780824893712$$35.0035.00s

Cloth9780824893613$$70.0070.00s

ReligionReligion//BuddhismBuddhism

KnottingtheBanner

RitualandRelationshipinDaoistPractice

DavidJ.Mozina

APRILAPRIL20242024

368pages,6x9

20b&willus

Paper9780824898670$$30.0030.00s

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Anthropology Anthropology//ReligionReligion//DaoismDaoism

TheBuddhistSelf

On Tathāgatagarbha and Ātman C.V.Jones

APRILAPRIL20242024

316pages,6x9

Paper9780824899264$$30.0030.00s

Cloth9780824883423$$68.0068.00s Winner,ToshihideNumataBookPrize BuddhismBuddhism//ReligionReligion

Cult, Culture, and Authority

Princess Lieu Hanh in Vietnamese History

Olga Dror

MAYMAY 20242024

272 pages, 6 x 9

Paper 9780824898663 $ $28.0028.00s

SoutheastSoutheast AsiaAsia / / HistoryHistory

ABriefHistoryofEarly OkinawaBasedonthe OmoroSōshi

MitsuguSakihara,editedbyStewart Curry

APRILAPRIL20242024

192pages,6x9 2maps

Paper9781952460036$$19.0019.00s OkinawaOkinawa//HistoryHistory

Sāmoa

People,Culture,Language

DahliaMalaeulu,translatedbyTapaau

Auvaa

FEBRUARYFEBRUARY20242024

48pages,9x7 colorillus.

Paper9781990042225$$20.0020.00s

PolynesiaPolynesia//ChildrenChildren

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InvestigationsinWestMaui

EditedbyLanceD.CollinsandBianca

K.Isaki

JUNEJUNE20242024

304pages,6x9 b&willus.

Paper9781952461118$$25.0025.00s Hawai'iHawai'i//HistoryHistory

CookIslands–Kūki‘Airani

People,Culture,Language

JeanTekuraMason

FEBRUARYFEBRUARY20242024

48pages,9x7 colorillus.

Paper9781990042218$$20.0020.00s PacificPacific//ChildrenChildren

Te Reo Kapekape

Māori Wit and Humour

Hona Black

FEBRUARYFEBRUARY 20242024

308 pages, 8 x 5 1/4

Paper 9781990042379 $ $27.0027.00s

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Tōku Whānau Rerehua

My Beautiful Family

Rauhina Cooper, illustrated by Isobel

Joy Te Aho-White

FEBRUARYFEBRUARY 20242024

32 pages, 10.5 x 8.5

color illus.

Paper 9781990042386 $ $16.0016.00s

TheBookthatWouldn’t Read

TimTipene,illustratedbyNicoletta Benella

FEBRUARYFEBRUARY20242024

32pages,10.5x8.5 colorillus.

Cloth9781990042317$$18.0018.00s

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NgāAtua

MāoriGods

RobynKahukiwa

FEBRUARYFEBRUARY20242024

32pages,10.5x8.5 colorillus.

Paper9781990042423$$16.0016.00s

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VikingsoftheSunrise

TeRangiHīroa(SirPeterBuck)

FEBRUARYFEBRUARY20242024

392pages,8x51/4 colorandb&willus.

Paper9781990042492$$33.0033.00s PacificPacific//HistoryHistory

Te Pukapuka ka Kore e Pānuihia

Tim Tipene, illustrated by Nicoletta Benella, translated by Kanapu Rangitauira

FEBRUARYFEBRUARY 20242024

32 pages, 10.5 x 8.5 color illus.

Paper 9781990042478 $ $16.0016.00s

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Talanoa

Four Pacific Plays

Leki Jackson-Bourke, Lolo Fonua, Louise Tu‘u, Vela Manusaute, ‘Amanaki PrescottFaletau

MARCHMARCH 20242024

218 pages, 6 x 9 4 b&w illus.

Paper 9781877484346 $ $25.0025.00s PacificPacific / / TheaterTheater

Hiapo

Acollectionofpatternsandmotifs Cora-AllanWickliffe

MARCHMARCH20242024

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MoseandtheManumea

JaneVa'afusuagaandRebecca StirnemannIllustratedbyChristina Brady

MARCHMARCH20242024

32pages,8.5x8.5 18colorillus.

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OMosemaleManumea

JaneVa'afusuagamaRebecca Stirnemann,TusiaataebyChristina Brady,FaāliliuinaeAvikaila SopoitulagiTilialo

MARCHMARCH20242024

32pages,8.5x8.5 18colorillus.

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PlaguePoems

BrianFlaherty

MARCHMARCH20242024

58pages,4x7

Paper9781877484988$$20.0020.00s

PacificPacific//PoetryPoetry

SamoanQueerLives

DanTaulapapaMcMullinandYuki Kihara

MARCHMARCH20242024

202pages,6x9 18b&willus.

Paper9781877484278$$25.0025.00s

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PacificPacific//GenderGender

UncleTino

JaneVa'afusuagaIllustratedby NanetteLelaulu

MARCHMARCH20242024

36pages,8.5x8.5 16colorillus.

Paper9781877484384$$20.0020.00s

PacificPacific//ChildrenChildren

VisitingGrandma

JaneVa'afusuagaIllustratedbyAzra Pancho

MARCHMARCH20242024

36pages,8.5x8.5 16colorillus.

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PacificPacific//ChildrenChildren

Ora

HealingOurselves

EditedbyLeoniePihamaandLinda TuhiwaiSmith

MARCHMARCH20242024

352pages,8x11 colorillus.

Paper9781775506928$$40.0040.00s

AotearoaAotearoa//PublicPublicHealthHealth

Tiakina te Pā Harakeke

Ancestral Knowledge and Tamariki Wellbeing

Edited by Jenny Lee-Morgan and Leonie Pihama

MARCHMARCH 20242024

260 pages, 7 x 9 color illus.

Paper 9781775507246 $ $26.0026.00s

AotearoaAotearoa / CultureCulture

IAmaLittleVoice

LindaTuhiwaiSmith,Illustratedby

IsobelJoyTeAho-White

MARCHMARCH20242024

36pages,7x8.25 colorillus.

Paper9781775506850$$14.0014.00s

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RiwiaandtheStargazer

LindaTuhiwaiSmith,Illustratedby

IsobelJoyTeAho-White

MARCHMARCH20242024

36pages,7x8.25 colorillus.

Paper9781775506829$$14.0014.00s

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TeWai,TamaandtheMoon

LindaTuhiwaiSmith,Illustratedby IsobelJoyTeAho-White

MARCHMARCH20242024

36pages,7x8.25 colorillus.

Paper9781775506843$$14.0014.00s

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NothingisImpossible

LindaTuhiwaiSmith,Illustratedby IsobelJoyTeAho-White

MARCHMARCH20242024

36pages,7x8.25 colorillus.

Paper9781775506836$$14.0014.00s

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IDon'tLikeWednesdays

LindaTuhiwaiSmith,Illustratedby IsobelJoyTeAho-White

MARCHMARCH20242024

36pages,7x8.25 colorillus.

Paper9781775506614$$14.0014.00s

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HeTauMakuru

50YearsofTeMatatiniNationalKapa HakaFestival

Variousauthors

MARCHMARCH20242024

360pages,8x10 colorillus.

Paper9781775508090$$40.0040.00s

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BuildforEternity

AHistoryofTheChurchofJesusChristof Latter-daySaintsinNewZealand

EditedbySelwynKateneandA.Keith Thompson

MARCHMARCH20242024

360pages,8x10 colorillus.

Paper9781775508151$$40.0040.00s

AotearoaAotearoa//HIstoryHIstory

ReoOra–KoteWeuLevel Three

AMāoriLanguageCoursefor IntermediateLearners

RāpataWiri

MARCHMARCH20242024

164pages,6x9 colorillus.

Paper9781775507178$$20.0020.00s

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BeforeGeorge

DeborahRobertson

MARCHMARCH20242024

164pages,6x9

Paper9781775507291$$20.0020.00s

AotearoaAotearoa//LiteratureLiterature

CheckerboardHill

JadeKake

MARCHMARCH20242024

276pages,6x9

Paper9781775508083$$20.0020.00s

AotearoaAotearoa//LiteratureLiterature

HuiaShortStories15

Variousauthors

MARCHMARCH20242024

224pages,5x8

Paper9781775508212$$15.0015.00s

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SachaCotter,IllustratedbyJosh Morgan MARCHMARCH20242024

36pages,9.5x10 colorillus.

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ABrightLightinthe Darkness

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TaiwanLiterature:English TranslationSeries,No.51

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Kuo-ch'ingTuandTerenceRussell (eds.)

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HowAsiansView DemocraticLegitimacy

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PortSecurityandPreman OrganizationsinIndonesia

SeniaFebrica

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SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//PoliticsPolitics&&Government Government

TheRoadtoNusantara Process,ChallengesandOpportunities

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PopulationsandPrecarity duringtheCOVID-19 Pandemic

SoutheastAsianPerspectives

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MyanmarinCrisis

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JustAnotherCrisis?

TheImpactoftheCOVID-19Pandemic onSoutheastAsia’sRiceSector

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TheDragon’sUnderbelly DynamicsandDilemmasinVietnam’s EconomyandPolitics

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InSicknessandInHealth

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Pro-poorDevelopment Policies

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PhilippinesPhilippines//PoliticsPolitics&&Government Government

RisingChinaandNew ChineseMigrantsin SoutheastAsia

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SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//ChinaChina//PoliticsPolitics&& Government

TheStraitsPhilosophical Society&ColonialElitesin Malaya

SelectedPapersonRace,Identityand SocialOrder1893-1915

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SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//HistoryHistory

ChineseInvestmentsin SoutheastAsia

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EvelynGohandLiuNan

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156pages,57/8x81/4

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PublicFinancial Management

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GeneralSecretariatofPublicFinance, VinelYeth,YouthyUmandPenghuy Ngov

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Shipwrecksandthe MaritimeHistoryof Singapore

KwaChongGuan

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TrendingIslam

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SoutheastSoutheastAsiaAsia//ReligionReligion//Anthropology Anthropology

GenderEqualityand DiversityinIndonesia

IdentifyingProgressandChallenges

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Post-IslamismBattles PoliticalIslaminMalaysia

MohdFaizalMusa

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TheEvolutionofMadani

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AsianPerspectives

TheJournalofArchaeologyfor AsiaandthePacific FRANCISALLARD,BÉRÉNICE BELLINA-PRYCE,ANDJULIES. FIELD,EDITORS

AsianPerspectives istheleading peer-reviewedarchaeological journaldevotedtotheprehistoryof AsiaandthePacificregion.In additiontoarchaeology,itfeatures articlesandbookreviewson ethnoarchaeology, palaeoanthropology,physical anthropology,andethnographyof interestandusetotheprehistorian. Internationalspecialistscontribute regionalreportssummarizing currentresearchandfieldwork,and presenttopicalreportsof significantsites.Occasionalspecial issuesfocusonsingletopics. Availableonlineandinprint.

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AsianTheatreJournal

TheOfficialPublicationofthe AssociationforAsian Performance

SIYUANLIU,EDITOR

AsianTheatreJournal isdedicated totheperformingartsofAsia, focusinguponbothtraditionaland moderntheatricalforms.Itaimsto facilitatetheexchangeof knowledgethroughoutthe internationaltheatricalcommunity forthemutualbenefitofall interestedscholarsandartists.This engaging,interculturaljournal offersdescriptiveandanalytical articles,originalplaysandplay translations,bookandaudiovisual reviews,andreportsofcurrent theatricalactivitiesinAsia. Full-colorandblack-and-white photographsillustrateeachissue. Availableonlineandinprint.

VOLUMEVOLUME4141(2024)(2024)

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Azalea

JournalofKoreanLiterature& Culture

YOUNG-JUNLEE,EDITOR

Azalea promotesKoreanliterature amongEnglish-languagereaders. Thejournalincludesworksof contemporaryKoreanwritersand poets,aswellasessaysandbook reviewsbyKoreanstudies professorsintheUnitedStates. Azalea introducestotheworldnew writersaswellaspromising translators,providingtheacademic communityofKoreanstudieswith well-translatedtextsforcollege courses.Writersfromaroundthe worldalsosharetheirexperienceof Koreanliteratureorculturewith wideraudiences.Availableonline andinprint.

VOLUMEVOLUME1717(2024)(2024)

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PrintISSN:1939–6120

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Biography

An Interdisciplinary Quarterly CYNTHIA FRANKLIN, CRAIG HOWES, L.

AYU SARASWATI, AND JOHN ZUERN, EDITORS

For over forty years, Biography has been an important forum for wellconsidered biographical scholarship. It features stimulating articles that explore the theoretical, generic, historical, and cultural dimensions of life-writing; and the integration of literature, history, the arts, and the social sciences as they relate to biography. Each issue also offers insightful reviews, concise excerpts of reviews published elsewhere, an annual bibliography of works about biography, and listings of upcoming events, calls for papers, and news from the field. Available online and in print.

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Buddhist-Christian Studies

TheOfficialPublicationofthe SocietyforBuddhist-Christian Studies

THOMASCATTOIANDKRISTIN JOHNSTONLARGEN,EDITORS

Ascholarlyjournaldevotedto BuddhismandChristianityand theirhistoricalandcontemporary interrelationships, Buddhist-ChristianStudies presentsthoughtfularticles, conferencereports,andbook reviews.Italsoincludessectionson comparativemethodologyand historicalcomparisons,aswellas ongoingdiscussionsfromtwo dialogueconferences:the TheologicalEncounterwith Buddhism,andtheJapanSociety forBuddhist-ChristianStudies. Subscriptionisalsoavailable throughmembershipintheSociety forBuddhist-ChristianStudies. Availableonlineandinprint.

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ChineseStudies

International

AScholarlyReviewJournal (previouslytitled ChinaReview International)

MING-BAOYUE,EDITOR

ChineseStudiesInternational presentstimely,English-language reviewsofrecentlypublished China-relatedbooksand monographsfromChina,Taiwan, HongKong,Japan,Europe,the U.S.,andelsewhere.Its multidisciplinaryscopeand internationalcoveragemakeitan indispensabletoolforallthose interestedinChinesecultureand civilization,andenablethe sinologisttokeepabreastof cutting-edgescholarshipin Chinesestudies.

VOLUMEVOLUME2828(2024)(2024)

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CHINOPERL

JournalofChineseOraland PerformingLiterature JINGSHEN,EDITOR

Thejournalwelcomessubmissions onChineseoralandperforming literature,whetherhistorical, descriptive,theoretical,or interdisciplinaryinnature. Submissionandsubscription informationcanbefoundat uhpress.hawaii.edu/title/chp. CHINOPERL’s50-yeararchiveis alsonowavailableonProject MUSE(https://muse.jhu.edu/ journals/chinoperl).

Individualaccesstothe journalisonlythroughsociety membership.Thisoptionincludes bothprintandonlinesubscriptions tothejournal.Shippingcharges applicabletointernational addresses.Anonline-onlyoptionis availabletoforgoshippingcharges.

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PrintISSN:2835-317X

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TheContemporary Pacific

AnInterdisciplinaryJournal SPONSOREDBYTHECENTERFOR PACIFICISLANDSSTUDIES

WitheditorialofficesattheCenter forPacificIslandsStudies, The ContemporaryPacific coversa widerangeofdisciplineswiththe aimofprovidingcomprehensive coverageofcontemporary developmentsintheentirePacific Islandsregion,including Melanesia,Micronesia,and Polynesia.Itfeaturesrefereed, readablearticlesthatexamine social,economic,political, ecological,andculturaltopics, alongwithpoliticalreviews,book andmediareviews,resource reviews,andadialoguesection withinterviewsandshortessays. Eachissuehighlightstheworkofa PacificIslanderartist.Available onlineandinprint.

VOLUMEVOLUME3636(2024)(2024)

,PacificPacificIslandsIslands(otherthanHawai‘i,New Zealand,andAustralia)

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FilipinoAmerican NationalHistorical SocietyJournal

PATRICIAESPIRITUHALAGAOAND TERESEGUINSATAOMONBERG, EDITORS

The FilipinoAmericanNational HistoricalSocietyJournal isthe onlyjournaldevotedexclusivelyto theidentification,gathering, preservation,anddisseminationof FilipinoAmericanhistoryand cultureintheU.S.Thesocietywas foundedinSeattle,Washingtonin 1982byDorothyLaigoCordova andFredCordova,andnowhosts 40+regionalchaptersnationwide. Thesocietyandjournalhavelong servedasaprimaryinformational resourceforcommunity organizationsandeducational institutionsonFilipinoAmerican history.Asaninterdisciplinary, peer-reviewedjournal,eachissue includesresearchby community-basedandacademic historiansaswellaspersonal histories.

VOLUMEVOLUME1212(2024)(2024)

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TheHawaiianJournal ofHistory

KELLIY.NAKAMURAANDBLAINE NAMAHANATOLENTINO,EDITORS

TheHawaiianJournalofHistory isanannualjournaldevotedto originalarticlesonthehistoryof Hawai‘i,Polynesia,andthePacific area.Eachissueincludesarticleson avarietyofsubjects;illustrations; bookreviews;notesandqueries; andabibliographyofrecent Hawaiianatitlesofhistorical interest.Individualsubscriptionis throughmembershipinthe HawaiianHistoricalSociety. Availableonlineandinprint.

VOLUMEVOLUME5858(2024)(2024)

Institutions:$$36.0036.00

Individuals:Contact www.hawaiianhistory.orgfor subscriptioninformation

PublishedbytheUniversityofHawai‘i

PressfortheHawaiianHistoricalSociety Annual,6"x9"

PrintISSN:0440-5145

E-ISSN:2169-7639

The Journal of Burma Studies

JANE M. FERGUSON, EDITOR, CATHERINE RAYMOND, GENERAL EDITOR

Established in 1996, The Journal of Burma Studies is the premier peer-reviewed academic print journal that focuses exclusively on Burma. JBS is jointly sponsored by the Burma Studies Group and the Center for Burma Studies at Northern Illinois University.

JBS seeks to publish the best scholarly research focused on Burma/Myanmar, its ethnic nationality, stateless and diasporic cultures from a variety of disciplines, ranging from art history and religious studies, to economics and law. The journal draws together research and critical reflection on Burma/Myanmar from scholars across Asia, North America, and Europe.

VOLUME VOLUME 2828 (2024)(2024)

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JournalofDaoist Studies

LIVIAKOHN,JAMESMILLERAND ROBINWANG,FACILITATORS

The JournalofDaoistStudies (JDS)isanannualpublication dedicatedtothescholarly explorationofDaoisminallits differentdimensions.Eachissue hasthreemainparts:Academic Articlesonhistory,philosophy,art, society,andmore(limit8,500 words);ForumonContemporary Practiceonissuesofcurrent activitiesbothinChinaandother partsoftheworld(limit5,000 words);andNewsoftheField, presentingpublications, dissertations,conferencesand websites.

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DistributedforThreePinesPress Annual,electroniconly

E-ISSN:1941-5524

JournalofKorean Religions

SEONG-NAEKIMANDDONBAKER, EDITORS

The JournalofKoreanReligions is theonlyEnglish-language academicjournaldedicatedtothe studyofKoreanreligions.Itaimsto stimulateinterestinandresearch onKoreanreligionsacrossarange ofdisciplinesinthehumanitiesand socialsciences.Launchedin2010 bytheInstitutefortheStudyof ReligionatSogangUniversityin Korea,itispeer-reviewedand publishedtwiceyearly,inApriland October.

VOLUMEVOLUME1515(2024)(2024)

Institutions:$$165.00165.00

Individuals:$$82.0082.00

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E-ISSN:2167-2040

JournalofPolynesian Archaeologyand Research

MARAMULROONEYANDJILLIAN SWIFT,EDITORS

The JournalofPolynesian ArchaeologyandResearch isan open-access,peer-reviewedjournal co-sponsoredbytheEasterIsland Foundation(EIF)andtheSociety forHawaiianArchaeology(SHA). Thisjournalservesasaforumto bringtogetherimportantresearch andconversationsaround archaeology,history,andheritage managementinPolynesia,andaims toalignseveralsharedgoalsofthe EIFandSHA.Thejournalwill publishresearcharticles, commentaries,andreviewsthatare ofrelevancetostakeholdersand practitionersofarchaeologyand relatedresearchinPolynesia.

VOLUMEVOLUME22(2024)(2024)

OpenOpenAccessAccessJournalJournal

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E-ISSN:Pending

Journalofthe SoutheastAsian LinguisticsSociety

MARKJ.ALVES,EDITOR

JSEALS isthepeer-reviewed, open-access,electronicjournalof theSoutheastAsianLinguistics Society. JSEALS accepts submissionswritteninEnglishthat dealwithgenerallinguisticissues whichfurtherthelivelydebatethat characterizestheannualSEALS conferences.Devotedtoaregionof extraordinarylinguisticdiversity, thejournalfeaturespapersonthe languagesofSoutheastAsia, includingAustroasiatic, Austronesian,Hmong-Mien, Tibeto-BurmanandTai-Kadai.

VOLUMEVOLUME1717(2024)(2024)

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E-ISSN:1836-6821

JOURNALS

JournalofWorld History

TheOfficialJournalofthe WorldHistoryAssociation MATTHEWP.ROMANIELLO,EDITOR

The JournalofWorldHistory publishesresearchintohistorical questionsrequiringthe investigationofevidenceona global,comparative,cross-cultural, ortransnationalscale.Itisdevoted tothestudyofphenomenathat transcendtheboundariesofsingle states,regions,orcultures,suchas large-scalepopulationmovements, long-distancetrade,cross-cultural technologytransfers,andthe transnationalspreadofideas. Individualsubscriptionisby membershipintheWorldHistory Association.Availableonlineand inprint.

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Institutions:$$168.00168.00

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Quarterly,6"x9"

PrintISSN:1045–6007

E-ISSN:1527-8050

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.

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Institutions:$$52.0052.00

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PrintISSN:0145-840X

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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

VOLUMEVOLUME1818(2024)(2024)

OpenOpenAccessAccessJournalJournal

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E-ISSN:1934-5275

Mānoa

A Pacific Journal of International Writing

S. SHANKAR, EDITOR

MĀNOA is a unique, awardwinning literary journal that includes American and international fiction, poetry, artwork, and essays of current cultural or literary interest. An outstanding feature of each issue is original translations of contemporary work from Asian and Pacific nations, selected for each issue by a special guest editor. Beautifully produced, MĀNOA presents traditional alongside contemporary writings from the entire Pacific Rim, one of the world’s most dynamic literary regions. Available online and in print.

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Institutions:$$57.0057.00

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Semiannual,7"x10"

PrintISSN:1045-7909

E-ISSN:1527-943X

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.

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Institutions:$$129.00129.00

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Semiannual,6"x9"

PrintISSN:0029–8115

E-ISSN:1527-9421

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.

VOLUMEVOLUME7878(2024)(2024)

Institutions:$$113.00113.00

Individuals:$$56.0056.00

Quarterly,7"x10"

PrintISSN:0030–8870

E-ISSN:1534-6188

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

Electroniconly

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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PrintISSN:0031–8221

E-ISSN:1529-1898

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.

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U.S.–JapanWomen’s Journal

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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.

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YearbookoftheAPCG

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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.

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Title&AuthorIndex

ABriefHistoryofEarlyOkinawaBasedonthe OmoroSōshi 20

ABrightLightintheDarkness 26

Aho-White,IsobelJoyTe 20, 23, 23, 23, 23, 24

Alami,AthiqahNur 27

AlltheDaughtersoftheEarth 25

Allard,Francis 31

AlternativePoliticsinContemporaryJapan 6

Alves,MarkJ. 35

AnOceanofWonder 1

Ang,Ann 18

AsianPerspectives 31

AsianTheatreJournal 31

Auvaa,Tapaau 20

Azalea16 26

Azalea 31

Bacchilega,Cristina 1

Baker,Don 35

BasicOkinawan 5

BeforeGeorge 24

Bell,JoshuaA. 3

Bellina-Pryce,Bérénice 31

Benedetto,Robert 2

Benella,Nicoletta 21, 21

Benite,ZviBen-Dor 19

Bexley,Angie 30

Beyer,Judith 16

Biography 32

Black,Hona 20

Blackburn,AnneM. 12

BloodandBones2 26

BloodandBonesI 26

Brady,Christina 22, 22

Brophy,Charles 29, 29

BrotherAnthonyofTaizé 10, 25

Buck,SirPeter 21

Buddhist-ChristianStudies 32

Buddhist-InflectedSovereigntiesacrossthe IndianOcean 12

BuildforEternity 24

Cams,Mario 9

Cattoi,Thomas 32

Chambers,Justine 28

Chan,SteveK.L. 28

Chang,Yu-tzung 27

ChasingTraces 14

CheckerboardHill 24

ChineseInvestmentsinSoutheastAsia 29

ChineseStudiesInternational 32

CHINOPERL 33

Chu,Yun-han 27

Chua,RinaGarcia 18

Chunja’sNanjing 26

Collins,LanceD. 20

CookIslands–Kūki‘Airani 20

Cooper,Rauhina 20

Cotter,Sacha 25

Cult,Culture,andAuthority 19

Curry,Stewart 20

Davidson,JamieSeth 28

DawnofLabor 10

Dazzlehands 25

DeathofaCrow 25

Dong,SarahXue 30

Dror,Olga 19

Duffy,David 37

Dunford,MichaelR. 28

EmplacingEastTimor 15

EsotericPureLandBuddhism 19

Febrica,Senia 27

Ferguson,JaneM. 13, 34

Field,JulieS. 31

FilipinoAmericanNationalHistoricalSociety Journal 33

Flaherty,Brian 22

Fogel,JoshuaA. 19

Franklin,Cynthia 32

GenderEqualityandDiversityinIndonesia 30

Ghee,LimTeck 29, 29

Goh,Evelyn 29

Guan,KwaChong 29

Halagao,PatriciaEspiritu 33

Halvaksz,JamonAlex 3

HeTauMakuru 24

HeWhoisMadeLord 17

HerewasOncetheSea 18

Hiapo 21

Hill,Hal 28

Hill,KevinT. 26

HowAsiansViewDemocraticLegitimacy 27

Howes,Craig 32

hoʻomanawanui,kuʻualoha 1

Huang,Kai-Ping 27

Huang,Min-hua 27

HuiaShortStories15 25

Hyakunin’shu 7

Hyeok,Kim 26

Hyun,Sinae 19

Hīroa,TeRangi 21

IAmaLittleVoice 23

IDon’tLikeWednesdays 24

Ilyeon,Kim 25

InSicknessandInHealth 28

IndigenizingtheColdWar 19

IndoctrinatingtheYouth 8

InvestigationsinWestMaui 20

Isaki,BiancaK. 20

Iwasaki,Shoichi 5

Jones,C.V. 19

JournalofDaoistStudies 34

JournalofKoreanReligions 35

JournalofPolynesianArchaeologyandResearch 35

JournaloftheSoutheastAsianLinguisticsSociety 35

JournalofWorldHistory 36

JustAnotherCrisis? 28

Kahukiwa,Robyn 21

Kake,Jade 24

Katene,Selwyn 24

Kaufman,Daniel 37

Kihara,Yuki 22

Kim,Adhy 26, 26

Kim,CheehyungHarrison 10, 36

Kim,Seong-nae 35

Kim,Stella 26

KnottingtheBanner 19

Kohn,Livia 34

KoreanStudies 36

Lal,BrijV. 4

LanguageDocumentation&Conservation

36

Largen,KristinJohnston 32

Lau,JuliaM. 27

Lee,Young-Jun 26, 31

Lee-Morgan,Jenny 23

Lelaulu,Nanette 22

Liu,Jennifer 8

Liu,Siyuan 31

Lyon,Jeffrey(Kapali)

38

Malaeulu,Dahlia 20

Mason,JeanTekura 20

McMullin,DanTaulapapa 22

Michaud,Jean 14

Miller,James 34

Mizuta,MiyaElise 38

Mizuta,Noriko 39

Monberg,TereseGuinsatao 33

Morgan,Josh 25

MoseandtheManumea 22

Mostow,JoshuaS. 7

Mozina,DavidJ. 19

Mulrooney,Mara 35

Munro,Doug 4

Musa,MohdFaizal 29, 30, 30

MyanmarinCrisis 28

Mānoa 37

NabiT’aryŏngandOtherStories 25

Nakamura,KelliY. 34

Nan,Liu 29

NaturalistHistories 3

Negara,SiwageDharma 27

Ngov,Penghuy 29

NgāAtua 21

Nohae,Park 10

NothingisImpossible 23

Nugroho,Yanuar 27

NāHalePule 2

OMosemaleManumea 22

OceanicLinguistics 37

Ora 23

Otsuka,Yuko 37

PacificScience 37

Palapala 38

Pancho,Azra 22

Papelitzky,Elke 9

Perez,CraigSantos 18

Perkins,Franklin 38

Petit,Pierre 14

PhilosophyEastandWest 38

Pihama,Leonie 23, 23

PlaguePoems 22

PoemsandStoriesforOvercomingIdleness 11

PopulationsandPrecarityduringtheCOVID-19 Pandemic 28

PortSecurityandPremanOrganizationsin Indonesia 27

Post-IslamismBattlesPoliticalIslaminMalaysia 30

Proffitt,AaronP. 19

Pro-poorDevelopmentPolicies 28

PublicFinancialManagement 29

Rangitauira,Kanapu 21

Ravago,Majah-LeahV 28

Raymond,Catherine 34

RemappingtheWorldinEastAsia 9

ReoOra–KoteWeuLevelThree 24

RethinkingCommunityinMyanmar 16

Revels,CraigS. 39

ReviewofJapaneseCultureandSociety 38

RisingChinaandNewChineseMigrantsin SoutheastAsia 29

RiwiaandtheStargazer 23

Robertson,Deborah 24

Romaniello,MatthewP. 36

Roumasset,JamesA. 28

RousingtheRabbit 26

Russell,Terence 27, 27, 27

Saat,Norshahril 29

Sakihara,Mitsugu 20

SamoanQueerLives 22

Sapién,Racquel-María 36

Sarawati,L.Ayu 32

Schapper,Antoinette 37

Scott,ChristopherD. 25

Sela,Ori 19

Seok-il,Yang 26, 26

Serendipity 4

Setyonaluri,Diahhadi 30

Shankar,S. 37

Shen,Jing 33

Shinzato,Rumiko 5

ShipwrecksandtheMaritimeHistoryof Singapore 29

SilverScreensandGoldenDreams 13

Slater,DavidH. 6

Smith,LindaTuhiwai 23, 23, 23, 23, 23, 24

Sok-pom,Kim 25

Steinhoff,PatriciaG. 6

Stirnemann,Rebecca 22, 22

Suryana,A’an 29

Swift,Jillian 35

Sāmoa 20

TaiwanLiterature:EnglishTranslationSeries, No.49 27

TaiwanLiterature:EnglishTranslationSeries, No.50 27

TaiwanLiterature:EnglishTranslationSeries, No.51 27

Talanoa 21

Tal-su,Kim 25

Tan,KevinS.Y. 28

TePukapukakaKoreePānuihia 21

TeReoKapekape 20

TeWai,TamaandtheMoon 23

Textor,Cindy 25

TheBookthatWouldn’tRead 21

TheBuddhistSelf 19

TheContemporaryPacific 33

TheDragon’sUnderbelly 28

TheEvolutionofMadani 30

TheHawaiianJournalofHistory 34

TheJournalofBurmaStudies 34

TheRoadtoNusantara 27

TheStraitsPhilosophicalSociety&Colonial ElitesinMalaya 29

TheTrialofPakTalandOtherStories 25

Thompson,A.Keith 24

TiakinatePāHarakeke 23

Tilialo,AvikailaSopoitulagi 22

TimeandLanguage 19

Tipene,Tim 21, 21

Tolentino,BlaineNamahana 34

TrendingIslam 29

Truong,Nhu 28

Tsuchiya,Kisho 15

Tu,Kuo-ch’ing 27

Tu,Kuo-ch’ing 27

Tu,Kuo-ch’ing 27

TōkuWhānauRerehua 20

Um,Youthy 29

UncleTino 22

U.S.–JapanWomen’sJournal 39

Utomo,Ariane 28

Va’afusuaga,Jane 22

Va’afusuaga,Jane 22

Va’afusuaga,Jane 22

Va’afusuaga,Jane 22

VikingsoftheSunrise 21

VisitingGrandma 22

Vu,Tuong 28

Wang,Robin 34

Warren,JoycePualani 1

Wickliffe,Cora-Allan 21

Wiri,Rāpata 24

Witoelar,Firman 28

Wu,Baolin 26, 26

Wuerthner,Dennis 11

Wulf,BrentChristopher 26

Xueming,EstherVincent 18

Yangji,Lee 25

Yazid,MuhammadSuhailbinMohamed 17

YearbookoftheAPCG 39

Yeth,Vinel 29

Yi,Christina 25

Yue,Ming-Bao 32 Zuern,John 32

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