Vol. 6 No. 1 (2005): Acta Orientalia Vilnensia

Vol. 6 No. 1 (2005)

Acta Orientalia Vilnensia
Published 2005-01-01

Special issue: frontiers of japanese studies

Dalia Švambarytė
Japan Studies and the Disciplines
Dalia-Svambaryte 9-17
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Bruce Henry Henry Lambert
Developing European Resources and Alliances in Asian Studies: Anguish and Advantages
Bruce-Henry-Lambert 18-29
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Jan Sýkora
Universities or “Professional” Schools: Where Are the Limits of the Academia-Industry Linkage (sangaku renkei) Policy?
Jan-Sykora 30-41
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Romuald Huszcza
Teaching Japanese at Jagiellonian University – Prospects for Philology?
Romuald-Huszcza 42-49
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Andrej Bekeš
Main Characteristics of the Japanese Studies Programme at the University of Ljubljana and Historical contingencies That Shaped It
Andrej-Bekes 50-58
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Akemi Kobayashi
Nihongo nihon bunka kenkyū ni kansuru nihon to EU no renkei no kanosei ni tsuite. Nihon no daigaku kara no genjo hokoku
Akemi-Kobayashi 59-64
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Tsuneo Okazaki
Warushawa daigaku to nihon
Tsuneo-Okazaki 65-67
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Reviews on the curricula of japanese studies

Masanori Yamaji
Boroniya sengen to ELTE nihongaku kyoiku no shorai
Masanori-Yamaji 68-74
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Violeta Devėnaitė
Ritoania ni okeru nihongaku no jijo. Fukusenko no kanosei
Violeta-Devenaite 75-76
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Chikako Shigemori Shigemori Bučar
Japanese Studies at the University of Ljubljana
Chikako-Shigemori-Bucar 77-80
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Ivona Schieldova
Japanese Studies at Palacky University
Ivona-Schieldova 81-83
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Special contribution

Acta Orientalia Orientalia Vilnensia 2005 6 (1)
Making Japanese Thought More Intelligible to the West. Arūnas Gelūnas Interviews Thomas P. Kasulis
Making-Japanese-Thought-More-Intelligible-to-the-West 84-109
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Acta Orientalia Orientalia Vilnensia 2005 6 (1)
SUMMARIES IN LITHUANIAN
110-113
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Acta Orientalia Orientalia Vilnensia 2005 6 (1)
ACTA ORIENTALIA VILNENSIA EXCHANGE PROGRAMME
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