Past Issues

 

	Indexes
Author Index	Chronological Index	Title Keyword Index

 

VOL. 52 (2020-21):  “What’s in A Name? After Orientalism“. Available online at Informit:	2020-21
Remembrance Note: Vale Rosita Holenbergh (1937–2020) Jocelyn Chey	1-2
Introduction Olivier Krischer And Meaghan Morris	3-11
From Oriental Studies to Inter-Asia Referencing: The 2019 A.R. Davis Memorial Lecture Adrian Vickers	12-35
Islamic Central Asia and the Russian-Soviet Orient Adeeb Khalid	36-53
Coordinating Contemporary Asia in Art Exhibitions C.J.W.-L. Wee	54-79
Nusantara, Bilad Al-Jawa, The Malay World: Cultural-Geographical Constructions of Maritime Southeast Asia and Endogenous Terms as Palimpsests Imran Bin Tajudeen	80-104
ROUND TABLE: AFTER ORIENTALISM
Three Ways of Relating To Orientalism Chih-Ming Wang	105-109
After Orientalism John Frow	110-113
Orientalism Between the Desire to Harm and the Desire For Knowledge Ghassan Hage	114-119
Oriental Philology after Orientalism Wayan Jarrah Sastrawan	120-125
De-Imagining Tibet: Beyond Orientalism, Reverse Orientalism and Other Traps in the Study of Himalayan Histories Jim Rheingans	126-134
‘Orientalism’ and After: Impacting Feminist Theory in India Tejaswini Niranjana	135-140
Orientalisms in China Huaiyu Chen	141-146
Designing Japan’s Orient: Department Stores and the Modern Experience Nozomi Naoi	147-153
Saidean Time: Orientalism at the Fulcrum of Global Histories Of Art Mary Roberts	154-161
Scholarship at the Edge: Reflections about Teaching History of the Arab World And Islam in Australia after Orientalism Lucia Sorbera	162-167
Endemic Orientalism Tessa Morris-Suzuki	168-171
REVIEW ESSAY On the Sources of Lu Xun’s Treatise on Mara Poetry: Some Issues and a Few Answers Jon Eugene Von Kowallis	172-179
BOOK REVIEWS
Texts and Transformation: Essays in Honor of the 75th Birthday of Victor H. Mair, ed. Haun Saussy Chiew Hui Ho	180-182
Australianama: The South Asian Odyssey in Australia, by Samia Khatun Anna Guttman	182-185
Myanmar Media in Transition: Legacies, Challenges and Change, ed. Lisa Brooten, Jane Madlyn McElhone and Gayathry Venkiteswaran Roger Lee Huang	185-187
OBITUARY Sowing the Seeds of Sinology in Australian Gardens: The Life and Career of Harry Simon, Foundation Professor of Chinese at the University of Melbourne Jon Eugene von Kowallis	188-191

 

VOL. 51 (2019) Available online at Informit: HERE	2019
Introduction Josh Stenberg	1-2
Performing puppet conservation: Concepts of expertise and significance in the conservation of Chinese glove puppet costumes Rosie H Cook; Kim Siebert; Kuo Chien-Fu; Si-Yuan Ma	3-25
Transmuting tradition: The transformation of Taiwanese glove puppetry in Pili productions Jasmine Yu-Hsing Chen	26-46
A preliminary study of Chaozhou (Teochew) iron-stick puppet theatre in Singapore Caroline Chia	47-69
Embracing new performance spaces to survive: The changing social context of lndonesian ‘Wayang Potehi’ Kaori Fushiki	70-83
Breathing new life into ‘potehi’ glove puppets in Penang, Malaysia: Advocating a community-engaged approach Tan Sooi Beng	84-102
The syncretic spectrum between tradition and post-tradition: Revitalising traditional Korean puppetry with contemporary satire Mina Kyounghye Kwon	103-128
Regional love and hate: Working around censorship in mid-Edo period ‘Ningyo joruri’ Masumi Harada	129-141
Profits and puppet theatre: Economics beyond permanent stages Tove Bjork	142-156
Takeda ‘karakuri’: Mechanical puppet performance techniques in historical documents and current practice Yamada Mzuhito	157-177
Translation Two scenes from biography of the lady (‘goddess Chen Jinggu’): A religious marionette play Fan Pen Li Chen	178-217
Personal Reflection The Taiyuan Asian puppet theatre museum from the stage to the museum and back Robin Ruizendaal	218-239
BOOK REVIEWS Jottings under lamplight [Book Review] Lynda Ng Divine threads: The visual and material culture of Cantonese opera [Book Review] Rosie H Cook Staging revolution: Artistry and aesthetics in model Beijing opera during the cultural revolution [Book Review] Chao Guo The poison of polygamy: A social novel [Book Review] Jocelyn Chey Sergius seeks bacchus [Book Review] Soo Choi Contentious belonging: The place of minorities in Indonesia [Book Review] Meghan Downes	240-257

 

VOL. 50 (2018) Available online at Informit: HERE	2018
A.R. Davis memorial lecture, 2018: On the creative aesthetics of nobel laureate Gao Xingjian Lee, Mabel	1-21
A reflection on the importance of tang poetry and the life’s work of Dr Margaret South (1926-2017) Chey, Jocelyn	22-26
Deconstructing ‘rightness’: The role of yi in the early thought of Kang Youwei Moores, Sean	27-62
From virtuosity to imaginary femininity: Footbinding and stilted footwear in Chinese theatre Guo, Chao	63-83
James Murdoch (1856-1921): Australia’s first chair of oriental studies Swanson, Darren	84-102
Visions of hell in Asia Mirabile, Paul	103-128
BOOK REVIEWS Imperfect understanding: Intimate portraits of modern Chinese celebrities [Book Review] Nara, Vivien Contemporary Taiwanese women writers: An Anthology [Book Review] Stenberg, Josh Chinese women writers and modern print culture [Book Review] Lee, Lily Civil society and postwar Pacific Basin reconciliation: Wounds, scars and healing [Book Review] Nottage, Luke The Golden Ghetto: The American commercial community at canton and the shaping of American China policy, 1784-1844 [Book Review] Wong, John Y	129-144

VOL. 49 (2017) Available online at Informit: HERE	2017
Takeuchi’s Lu Xun / China’s Takeuchi von Kowallis, Jon Eugene	1-25
Gender in Asian society and culture special issue Lee, Lily Xiao Hong; Wiles, Sue	26-31
Han Fei’s views on women’s rationality Hendrischke, Barbara	32-49
Divorcing North and South: Gender, poetry and politics in early medieval China Tang, Qiaomei	50-70
From courtesans to literati: ci poetry and the Yunyao ji Lee, Lily Xiao Hong	71-89
Representations of emperor Wu Zetian in Ming-Qing fiction: ‘Ruyijun zhuan’ and ‘Jinghua yuan’ Wong, Tin Kei	90-111
A hundred sons and a thousand grandsons: Gender bias in the water dragon classic Paton, Michael John	112-128
The forgotten component of women’s literary culture: Maids in Ming-Qing women’s writings Wang, Yanning	129-156
Jiangnan women seeking literary legitimacy in high Qing Kwan, NGMei	157-185
Women’s voices from ‘our homeland’: Fujian women’s local identity and identity politics Li, Guotong	186-210
Defining a culture – women and Okinawa Clarke, Hugh	211-233
The cultural forms of the everyday: Domestic modernity in the short stories of Ling Shuhua (1900-1990) Wang, Yiyan	234-255
Crossing boundaries: Gender, ideology and national identity in war reportage by Japanese women writers Romagnoli, Stefano	256-279
The ‘Curse of Eguchi’: ‘Prostitute-ness’ between sexual slavery and agency in Eguchi suieki (1981) by Saegusa Kazuko Moro, Daniela	280-301
Female sexuality and subjectivity in Wang Anyi’s fiction Swanpitak, Ruttapond	302-321
–BOOK REVIEWS The Ramayaṇa of Valmiki: An epic of ancient india, volume VII [Book Review] Taylor, McComas Roots of wisdom, branches of devotion: Plant life in the South Asian traditions [Book Review] Baindur, Meera Towards a revolutionary past: Essays on Indian history, memory and hope [Book Review] Bandyopadhyay, Sekhar Mission to China: How an Englishman brought the West to the Orient [Book Review] Stenberg, Josh Merchants of war and peace: British knowledge of China in the making of the Opium war [Book Review] Wong, John Y Australians in Shanghai: Race, rights and nation in treaty port China [Book Review] Teo, Hsu-Ming The lost book of Sun Yatsen and Edwin Collins [Book Review] Wong, John Y Citizen power: Postwar reconciliation [Book Review] Holenbergh, Rosita China’s leftover women: Late marriage among professional women and its consequences [Book Review] Wiles, Sue Simon Leys: Navigator between worlds [Book Review] Chey, Jocelyn Sufficiency thinking: Thailand’s gift to an unsustainable world [Book Review] Smith, Ian D	322-359

VOL. 48 (2016) Available online at Informit: HERE	2016
In Memoriam Margaret Tudor South1926-2016 Phillips, Richard	1-3
A.R. Davis Memorial Lecture, 2016 Caste, nation and modernity: Indian nationalism’s unresolved Dilemma Bandyopadhyay, Sekhar	5-24
Address at the 60th Anniversary Dinner of the Society, 2016 In search of love and truth Harris, AJ	25-33
Chinese museums from 1974 to the present day Capon, Joanna	34-46
The prince who loved England: Chula Chakrabongse in mid-twentieth-century Britain Chan, Ying-Kit	47-73
Linguet’s ‘La Pierre Philosophale’: An enlightenment fable of the sparrows and the caterpillars Heule, Freerk	74-96
Emily Eden collection of Sasanian, Kushano-Sasanian, Kidarite and Indo-Sasanian type coins (British Museum, London) Bhatia, Pratipal	97-134
Satire and Offence in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Hong Kong, 22nd Australasian Humour Studies Network Conference, 6-8 February 2015, Selected Papers
Introduction Davis, Jessica Milner	136-141
‘Sarcasm might be entertaining but it doesn’t solve our national problems’: What happens when a Malaysian politican plays the fool? Chen, Khin-Wee	142-166
Cantonese ‘xiehouyu’: Sardonicism in a regional culture under threat Chey, Jocelyn	167-181
‘Push me, pull you’: The complex relations of audiences, censorship and satirical political theatre in Malaysia and Indonesia Lee, Ann	182-200
BOOK REVIEWS Berkshire dictionary of Chinese biography, volume 4 [Book Review] Capon, Edmund Humour in Chinese life and letters: Classical and traditional approaches; Humour in Chinese life and culture: Resistance and control in modern times [Book Review] Guo, Yingjie Paradoxes of post-mao rural reform: Initial steps toward a new Chinese countryside 1976-1981 [Book Review] Brown, Kerry China’s environmental challenges, 2nd edn [Book Review] Paton, Michael John Uyghur nation: Reform and revolution on the Russia-China frontier [Book Review] Doar, Bruce Seize the day [Book Review] Smith, Ian David Contextualizing translation theories: Aspects of Arabic English interlingual communication [Book Review] Carter, MG Addendum to review of contextualizing translation theories: Aspects of Arabic-English interlingual communication Farghal, Mohammed	201-235

 

VOL. 47 (2015)Available online at Informit:2015A. R. Davis memorial lecture, 2015: Women writing women: ‘A woman’s place’ in modern Japanese women’s poetryHayes, Carol1Postwar Australian-Japanese grassroots reconciliation movements: Grassroots presentations at an international conference to commemorate the seventieth anniversary of the end of the Asia-Pacific conflictRosenbaum, Roman19Factions in modern Chinese politics: A help or a hindrance?Brown, Kerry P 61The commands of god in the Qur’an as a problem of pragmatic linguistics and legal theoryCarter, Michael73The reinvention of romance: The rewriting, reception and censorship of ‘ninjobon’ in modern JapanMorton, Leith85Lin Yutang: Reinterpreting the ancients for modernsChan, Shirley; Lee, Daniel116China’s participation in world fairs from the perspective of art history: London 1851 and beyondDoar, Bruce138DEPISA: A case study of complex capacity development in a transnational settingLaws, Kevin165Coins from SipparButcher, Kevin182The paradigm of theory-as-practice: Traditional Chinese natural studies and the performance of the cosmic breath ‘qi’ in a New global spacetime systemTiquia, Rey190Book Reviews231

 

VOL. 46 (2014)Available online at Informit:2014In MemoriamPierre Ryckmans 1935-2014Chey, Jocelyn1A. R. Davis Memorial Lecture, 2013 Reflections on Islamic thought over the agesHussain, Jamila3Biography vs autobiography of Chinese women: Or, archaeology vs genealogyLee, Lily Xiao Hong11Southern culture and the North/South divide: More than a metaphorPaton, Michael; Chengmin, Zhang 30Culture and diplomacy: The case of TaiwanChey, Jocelyn41Australia in the Asian century: The fate of Australia’s ‘new’ national cultural policyRosenbaum, Roman74China’s ruling class under market socialism: The limits to social pluralismGoodman, David SG96Global power shift: A USA-Japan-Australia-India nuclear chainBroinowski, Adam118Book Reviews143

 

VOL. 45 (2013)Available online at Informit:2013A. R. Davis Memorial Lecture, 2013 Laughing down the ages: A brief history of humour in ChinaChey, Jocelyn1Cow protection in Sinhala Buddhist Sri LankaStewart, James19The ‘Prasannakatha’: A contribution to contemporary Sanskrit poetryClark, Chris 49Coinage from Japan to the Mediterranean: International Numismatic Conference, 16-18 July 2009 Opening addressDunn, Anne57Welcome addressCarter, Michael59IntroductionHardwick, Nicholas63The history of Japanese copper coins: Illustrated from the collection of the Currency Museum of the Bank of JapanFujii, Noriko77The Salghurid coinage of Fars (Iran): Citing the Mongols; The varieties of overlordships, form and content (623-685/1226-1286)Younis, Mohammad93‘The coinage of Chios 600-300 BC: New research developments 1991-2008’: ‘Correction’Hardwick, Nicholas116Book Reviews118

 

VOL. 44 Special Issue : Memorial Diplomacy and the Asia-Pacific War (2012)Available online at Informit: HERE2012Introduction: Roman Rosenbaum3The Pacific War and Its Aftermath: A Literary PerspectiveYasuko Claremont7 Postwar-Imagined Australian SoldiersRoman Rosenbaum 27The Memorial Path from Darwin to CowraElizabeth Rechniewski48Preparing a Perfect Place To Die: One Soldier’s Engagement with the Requirement for Death under the kokutaiVictoria Eaves-Young65Reconciliation with His Past as a shōkokumin: Yamanaka Hisashi, Pioneer of Contemporary Japanese Children’s BooksMasahito Takayashiki97

 

VOL. 44 (2012)Available online at Informit: HERE	2012
A.R. DAVIS MEMORIAL LECTURE, 2011:Ambiguities of Power: The Social Space of Translation RelationshipsBonnie S. McDougall	1
Polishing the Jade: xing (Human Nature) and Moral Cultivation in the AnalectsShirley Chan	16
Subjectivity and Innovation in Contemporary Chinese Poetry (Part 2)Naikan Tao	41
Before The King and I: Reappraising Anna Leonowens and Her Memoirs of Nineteenth-Century SiamCaron Eastgate Dann	67
Nobuhara Ken and Shinseinen (New Youth) Magazine: The Man Who Introduced Sherlock Holmes Stories to JapanYuri Takahashi	100
BOOK REVIEWS	122

 

VOL. 43 —Australasian Sanskrit Conference (2011)—Available online at Informit: HERE	2011
A.R. DAVIS MEMORIAL LECTURE, 2010:Voices from the North: Linguistic connections between Asia and Aboriginal AustraliaWalsh, Michael
Australasian Sanskrit Conference Special Issue
IntroductionCover, Jennifer
Karma and Karmavipaka in early Buddhist avadana literatureClark, Chris
The world of appearances: A perspective from eighteenth-century IndiaCover, Jennifer
Field work on the Kula ritual in OrissaDupuche, John R
Spoken Sanskrit in a Gujarat ashramMcCartney, Patrick
Beyond free and literal: Translating a Buddhist text (Bodhicaryavatarapanjika) from SanskritNelson, Barbara
The idea of Hindu lawBilimoria, Purushottama
Oral performance of ancient texts: Presenting stories to contemporary audiencesAnanth Rao, CR
Jhulelal, Gorakhnath and the Hindu Sindhi diasporaRay, Anita C
The Prasannakatha: A contribution to contemporary Sanskrit poetryClark, Chris
Book Reviews
About the Contributors

 

VOL. 42 —Global Media Special Issue—Available online at Informit: HERE	2010
A.R. DAVIS MEMORIAL LECTURE, 2009:The Problem of Nationalism and Race: Australia and Japan in World War I and World War IINeville Meaney	1
Global Media Special Issue	31
Foreword   Michael G. Carter	32
Introduction   Seiko Yasumoto, Guest Editor	34
Cultural Economic Geography and Global Media Studies: The Rise of Asian Media Capitals?   Terry Flew	35
Reclaiming China’s Former Soft Power   Michael Keane	50
A Critical Appraisal of Media and Cultural Globalisation in East Asia   Koichi Iwabuchi	65
New Worlds of Animation: Ulysses 31, The Mysterious Cities of Gold and the Cultural Convergence of Anime in the West   Jason Bainbridge	77
Images of Resistance in Manga and Anime’s Improbable Subjects   Craig Norris	95
Seeds of Power: Japanese Media Products as Cultural Commodity in the Global Domain   Seiko Yasumoto	115
Market, Politics and Media Competition in China: Competing Discourses in TV Industries   Xiaoxiao Zhang and Anthony Y. H. Fung	133
Book Reviews	155
About the Contributors	176

 

VOL. 41	2009
In Memoriam – A.D.Syrokomla-Stefanowska    J.T.F. (Jos) Jordens    Helen Rousseau    S.E.P. James	1-7
A.R. DAVIS MEMORIAL LECTURE, 2008:A Place for Okinawa – Changing Perceptions of Japan’s Soutnern Islands.    Hugh Clarke	9
The Graves of ‘Three Thousand Soldiers’: A Study and Translation of Oda Makoto’s ‘Sanzen gunpei’ no haka.       Roman Rosenbaum	27
Modernism and the City: The Figure of the flaneur in Three Modenrist Literatures   Yasuko Claremont     Elizabeth Rechniewski    Yiyan Wang	57
Radical Conservatism in Japanese Pre-Modern Political Thought   Olivier Ansart	74
Is China Opening Up? Shanghai, Its Changing Economy, Historic Identity and Local Media as Anecdotal Test Case   Niv Horesh	97
Subjectivity and Innovation in Contemporary Chinese Poetry (Part 1)Naikan Tao	115
Book Reviews	137

 

VOLUME. 39-40 (Part1)	2007-08
In Memoriam – The Hon. Justice G F K SantowIn Memoriam – Dr Andrew Vincent	35
A R Davies Memorial Lecture, 2007: China’s Islamic Minorities – Contemporary Perspectives      Colin Mackerras	7
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE
Fiftieth Anniversary Conference Opening Address: World Without Walls       The Hon. Justice G F K Santow	31
The Australian Horse Traders Winter in Calcutta, 1930       Margaret Allen	37
The Feudal Threat in the Indian and Australian Colonial Mode of Production: A Comparative Approach       Thalia Anthony	50
Are India and China Suitable Customers for Australian Uranium?       Richard Broinowski	71
Ayashi no Ceres: Mythological Past and Present in Manga and Anime       Mio Bryce	78
Ôe Kenzaburô: ‘The Wondrous Healing Power of Art’       Yasuko Claremont	96
Walls, Physical and Ideological, and a Soldier’s Diary       Hugh Clarke	111
A Survey of Chinese and German Family Jokes       Peiling Cui	135
Telugu Women and Autobiography in the First Half of the Twentieth Century       Padma Durvasula	153
The Greek and Arabic Versions of Aristotel’s Poetics, With Special Reference to Chapters 20 and 21    Lutz Edzard	162
Metaphorical Construction of Super Girls in Chinese Internet Media Discourse    Chong Han	179
Memsahib and Missus: Transcolonial Constructions of the White Mistress in India and Australia    Victoria Haskins	221
Putting the Record Straight: The Memoirs of Private Kiyoshi Wada    Carol Hayes	236
Writing Post-Nationalist Histories within the Walls of Nationalism: The Case of Indigenous Peoples of the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh    Glen Hill and Kabita Chakma	250
Sanstone Arches and Moongates: Internationalisation and Students from China at the Univesity of Sydney    Rosita Holenbergh	264

 

VOLUME. 39-40 (Part2)	2007-08
The Diaries of Ishikawa Takuboku       Hiroko Kobayashi	285
Translation and Originality: Reexamining Lu Xun as a Translator       Jon Eugene von Kowallis	320
Domestic ‘Slaves’ and the Rhetoric of ‘Protection’ in Darwin and Singapore during the 1920s and 1930s      Claire Lowrie	334
Soviet Research on Oriental Despotism and the Asiatic Mode of Production: A Note       Bruce Mcfarlane	357
Making Heaven Weep: Funeral Laments in Chinese Culture       Anne E McLaren	369
The deterioration of Trade and Commerce during the Mamluk Period in Egypt (1468-1517)       Wan Kamal Mujani	385
Gyokusai as Metaphor for the History of Suicide Attacks: From the Pacific War to the War in Iraq       Roman Rosenbaum	418
Japanese Nationalism and the Internet: An Examination of the 2 Channel Bulletin Board       W. Donald Smith	439
Mr. San Shar, The Burmese Detective, Appears        Yuri Takahashi	451
The Unseen Strata of Kobayashi Hideo’s Nationalism and Homeland       James Wada	468
The Vegetarians (ts’ai hui): A ‘Secret Society’ in Fujian, China, 1895       Ian Welch	488
From Zeus to Apollo and Back Again: A Note on the Changing Face of Western Seleukid Coinage       Nicholas L Wright	527
Korean and Japanese Television Drama: Reflections on Global and Transnational Influences    Seiko Yasumoto	540
Deconstructing the Dog of Fo: The Lion Statues at the Gates of Sydney’s Chinatown    Min-Chia Young	562

 

VOLUME. 38	2006
In Search of Love and Truth (reprint)        A.R. Davis	1
Keynote Addresses to Fiftieth Anniversary Conference:
The Place of the Australian State within Asia       The Hon R.J. Debus, M.P.	15
A.R. Davis Memorial Lecture: Secrets Behind Walls      Frits Staal	23
Anthropology and the Orientalist Debate: The Evidence from Nepal       Michael Allen	43
Shared Values: A Sino-Australian Conundrum       Geremie R. Barmé	60
Is there an Asian Renaissance?       Alison Broinowski	68
The Archaeology of the First Emperor’s Tomb       Jeffrey Riegel	91
Perspective on Life in a Global Environment: The Reception of Evolutionary Theory in Asia       Suzuki Sadami	104

 

VOLUME. 36-7	2004-5
A. R. Davis Memorial Lecture, 2004: The Outbreak of Occidentalism       Alison Broinowski	1
A. R. Davis Memorial Lecture, 2005: Shamans Make History in Okinawa: A Reading of Ôshiro Tatsuhiro’s Novel Noro (Mantic Woman, 1985)       Leith D. Morton	30
A Re-evaluation of Chen Ziang’s “Manifesto of a Poetic Reform”        Timothy Wai Keung Chan	56
A Translation of Oda Makoto’s ‘”Aboji” wo fumu”       Roman Rosenbaum	86
Mythology in the Fiction of Ôe Kenzaburô       Yasuko Claremont	104
Brushes and Booze in the Poetry of Yi Kyubo (1168-1241)       Gregory Nicholas Evon	122
The Discourse of Emergence in the Japanese Proletarian Arts league       Michael Fitzhenry	150
Book Reviews	176

 

VOLUME. 35	2003
A. R. Davis Memorial Lecture: The Scholar as Dragoman       M. G. Carter	1
On the Symbolic Significance of Chinese Garden Plants       Ye Xiaoqing	20
Buddhist Kingship in Sixth-Century Korea       Pankaj N. Mohan	38
Translating Shakespeare: The Case of Tsubouchi Shoyo       Leith D. Morton	59
Book Reviews	88

 

VOLUME. 18-19 (1986-87)	2003
LU HSÜN AND NIETZSCHE: INFLUENCE AND AFFINITY AFTER 1927 C.Y. Cheung	3
ESTABLISHING THE ORTHODOXY: THE OMOROSÔSHI AND THE RYUKYUAN COURT Hugh Clarke	26
TONAL PROSODY IN SIX DYNASTIES POETRY Lance Eccles	40
PILGRIMAGE TO THE SOURCES; DAYÄNANDA SARASVATÏ AND THE VEDAS J.T.F. Jordens	50
AMODERNT ANKA POEIT TSUKAMOTO KUNIO AND THE RYÔJIN HISHÔ SONGS Hiroko Kobayashi	64
THE EMERGENCE OF BUDDHIST NUNS IN CHINA AND ITS SOCIAL RAMIFICATIONS Lily Hsiao Hung Lee	82
RETHINKING LITERATURE IN THE POST -MAO PERIOD: UU ZAIFU ON THE SUBJECITVITY OF LITERATURE Mabel Lee	101
QILU DENG: A NEWLY CIRCULATED EARLY QING NOVEL Lim Buan Chay	126
LANGUAGES OF CALCUTTA: SOCIAL CONTROL OF VERBAL CULTURE S.N. Mukherjee	135
THE MUGHALS AND THE HAJJ by MN. Pearson	164
BOOK REVIEWS	180

JOSAH Contents

The index (compiled initially by Prof. Hugh Clarke and continued by Dr. Roman Rosenbaum) is the first we have attempted in the forty-two year history of the Journal of the Oriental Society of Australia. We have provided a chronological list of contents, an index to the authors and a title keyword index. We have included all the volumes of JOSAH and Austrina, the commemorative volume published in 1982 to celebrate the first twenty-five years of the Oriental Society of Australia. We have opted for the title keyword index rather than a subject index or one based on geographical region. The articles are predominantly in the areas of literature, intellectual history and philology with a very strong bias towards Chinese studies. Some of the papers deal with two or more regions of Asia. Variation in font style and designation of authors’ names reflects historical changes in the editorial policy of JOSAH.