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WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol. 16 (2008)

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Journal of Women’s Studies Association of Japan

WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol. 16 (2008)

Edited by the Editorial Committee of the Women’s Studies Association of Japan

CONTENTS

Special Issue: Gender Equality in the Gap-Widening Society
Is Male-dominated Employment in Japan Going out of Style?	KAIZUMA Keiko
The Contemporary Gender Equality Policy in Japan from the 3rd Koizumi Cabinet to Fukuda’s	MINAGAWA Masumi
Issues of Gender Equality in Present Day Aomori: The Expanding Gap Between Haves and Have-nots in Society and the Gender Equality Policy	OSANAI Sekiko
Articles:
Before and After the Enactment of the Gender-equality Act in Ube: Examination of the Citizen-Participant-Model in Local Autonomy	KOSHIBA Hisako
Why is Rape “Antragsdelikte” in Japan?: The Implication of “Victim’s Interests” on the Discourse about Criminal Law	TAKASHIMA Chise
The Order of the Visual Field “ Showing Peculiarity in Sex Categories: Interviews with People Identified as Having “Gender Identity Disorder”	TSURUTA Sachie
“Invisible Housework” inside Unpaid Work through a Detailed Questionnaire Investigation	FUJITA Tomoko

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WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol. 15 (2007)

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Journal of Women’s Studies Association of Japan

WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol. 15 (2007)

Edited by the Editorial Committee of the Women’s Studies Association of Japan

CONTENTS

Special Issue: Queering the Backlash: A Critical Perspective on the Binary Sex/Gender System
The Backlash and the Reconstruction of Dualist Sex/Gender Ideology	INOUE Teruko
What does “the Neutralization of Man” Mean?	KAZAMA Takashi
Deciphering the Multiple Phobias of Backlash Discourses	MAREE Claire
Queers and “Prioritization”	Tanaka Ray
Queering the Backlash towards a Critical Thinking of Our Inner Phobias	KANAI Yoshiko
Articles:
Possibilities for Women’s Involvement in the New Public Sphere: Towards a Society that Recognizes Interdependence	HORI Kumi
Research Note:
What Kind of Approach is “Queering”?	IINO Yuriko
To Speak about Pain, to Listen to Pain, or Pain as a Relationship: Rethinking “A-bomb Drawings by Survivors”	JEONG Yujin

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WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol. 14 (2006)

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Journal of Women’s Studies Association of Japan

WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol. 14 (2006)

Edited by the Editorial Committee of the Women’s Studies Association of Japan

CONTENTS

Special Issue: Power and Trauma Connected With Gender
Violence and Trauma: What I Learned from Clinical Experience with Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence	MIYAJI Naoko
Against Structural Violence	OGOSHI Aiko
“Violence” and Education from a Feminist Perspective	KIMURA Ryoko
Articles:
Prostitution and Sexual Freedom	SHIMOJI Masaki
The Origin of Second-Wave Feminism in the UK: Equal Pay Demands from the Ruskin Conference	TOMINAGA Takahiro
The Mourning “Mothers”: Problems of the Feminist Subject and a Fetus	MATSUURA Yumiko

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WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol. 13 (2005)

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Journal of Women’s Studies Association of Japan

WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol. 13 (2005)

Edited by the Editorial Committee of the Women’s Studies Association of Japan

CONTENTS

Special Issue: Feminism and War
The Difficulties Surrounding Female Soldiers	SATO Fumika
“Women’s Participation in the Mosaic Battlefront”and the Violence of Reorganized Masculinity	KAIZUMA Keiko
From the Subject of Violence to the Agency of Non-Violence	OKANO Yayo
Articles:
Homophobia in Contemporary Gothic: Proximity and Homogeneity of Terror	IKOMA Natsumi
The Politics of Gender and Sexuality in England: the Invisibility of Female “Homo-Sexuality” and Its Historical Background	NODA Keiko
Ordinary Woman Living between “Sex Workers” and “Sexual Slaves”: Cases of Thai Women in the Global Sex Industry	AOYAMA Kaoru
The Connection between “Haisho” Theory and Birth Control Theory: the Eugenics of Isoo Abe	HAYASHI Yoko
A Comparison of Women which Results from the Diversity of Female Life Courses: Discourse Analysis of the “ Agnes Controversy”	MYOKI Shinobu
A Woman’s Vote/Vote Action Made Invisible: An Example of Toyota-shi in Showa of the ’30s	MANO masako

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WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol. 12 (2004)

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Journal of Women’s Studies Association of Japan

WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol. 12 (2004)

Edited by the Editorial Committee of the Women’s Studies Association of Japan

CONTENTS

Special Issue:
New Horizons Opened Up by the Japanese Women’s Lib
For the Special Issue	AKIYAMA Yoko
Keynote Speech:
Out of the Self-binding Feminism: We Would Rather Be Happy than Be Respectable	TANAKA Mitsu
The Women’s Movement in the 1980s and Women’s Fight against Male Violence	HARADA Eriko
Seeking for the Totality of the Torn Image of “Woman”	SENDA Yuki
An Unhappy Marriage between Feminism and Academism	KIKUCHI Natsuno
Articles:
The Social Plan of SHIMADA Utako and the Concept of “Shugei” in the Meiji Period	YAMAZAKI Akiko
Constructed Narratives in Criminal Investigations: ‘Sexual Desire’ as a Motive of Rape Suspects	MAKINO Masako
Research Note:
Fund-raising Campaign for the Abolition of Licensed Prostitution	YANG Sunyoung
Book Reviews:
IDA Hiroyuki, YOSHIDA Toshimi, KAMANO Saori

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WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol. 11 (2003)

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Journal of Women’s Studies Association of Japan

WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol. 11 (2003)

Edited by the Editorial Committee of the Women’s Studies Association of Japan

CONTENTS

Special Issue:
Issues and Perspectives over “Gender-Equal Society” Forms of Backlash	ITO Kimio
Regression in Educational System: Eliminating Social Perspectives and Enhancing Psychologism	KAMEDA Atsuko
Enactment of Gender Equality Bylaw in Maebashi City in Face of the Backlash Movement	SAITO Madoka
The “Fight” over the Enactment of an Ordinance for the Promotion of Gender Equality: Issues that Have Become Visible through the Fight and Our Future Challenges	FUNABASHI Kuniko
Articles:
Against Expectation: Femmes and Their Invisible “Identity”	SHIMIZU Akiko
Maternal Crisis in the Workplace: A Study Based on the Interview	SUGIURA Hiromi
The Excluding Sentimentalism in a Boy’s Magazine: Comparison of Readers’ Columns Between Nihon-Shonen and Shojo-no-Tomo in the 1930s	IMADA Erika
A Scenario of “Love”: The Intersection of Male Directorship, Obscene Film Trials, and Feminist Discourse	HORI Hikari
Report:
Development of Protection Orders for Domestic Violence and Engendering of Law	YOSHIKAWA Mamiko

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WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol.10 (2002)

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Journal of Women’s Studies Association of Japan

WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol.10 (2002)

Edited by the Editorial Committee of the Women’s Studies Association of Japan

CONTENTS

Special Issue:
Discourses on Pornography Gay Pornography as a Place of Intervention	KAZAMA Takashi
The Symbolic Anthropology of Pornography: The Ritual for Men, by Men, of Men	NUMAZAKI Ichiro
Men’s Sexuality and Pornography: Domination, Self-Injury, and Fetishism	MORIOKA Masahiro
Report: Restriction of Pornography in Australia in Comparison with the Case in Japan	KITAHARA Minori
Articles:
Changing “Selves” and Hybrid Identities: Japanese Women Studying in Australian Higher Education	ICHIMOTO Takae
Connecting Sex Work Therapy with the Women’s Lib’s Thoughts on Prostitution	HOSOYA Makoto
Women College Graduates’ Behavior Regarding Marriage in Japan	NAKAMURA Mioko
Facing the Dilemma: Feminist Dilemma of the Beauty/Ugliness of Looks	NISHIKURA Miki
Report:
Women’s Studies Education at Universities in England	NOUE Teruko and KUNINOBU Junko
Book Review:
Ellen Carol DuBois: Woman Suffrage and Women’s Rights	KURIHARA Ryoko

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WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol.9 (2001)

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Journal of Women’s Studies Association of Japan

WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol.9 (2001)

Edited by tde Editorial Committee of tde Women’s Studies Association of Japan

CONTENTS

Articles:
“Women’s Language” and tde Power	WASHI Rumi
From an “Object to Teach” to a “Subject to Engage”: tde Girl Readers of a “Shojo Shosetsu (Novels for Girls)” in tde 1980s	KANEDA Junko
Gendered Militarization	SATO Fumika
Sexual Harassment in tde University: Factors Influencing Perception	AIBA Keiko
Feminist Perspective of Body	HAYASHI Chiaki
Special Issue: Institutionalization of Women’s Studies
UENO Chizuko, EHARA Yumiko, HOSOYA Makoto, ASANO Chie, SENDA Yuki, OGAI Tokuko, MACHIDA Michiyo, FUKAZAWA Junko
Progress Report:
NAKAJIMA Miyuki’s Yakai “Kinkanshoku” (Evening Concert “An Annular Eclipse”	FUJITA Hiromi
Book Reviews:
Marilyn Jacoby Boxer. When Women Ask tde Questions: Creating Women’s Studies in America	ONOSAKA Junko

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WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol.8 (2000)

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Journal of Women’s Studies Association of Japan

WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol.8 (2000)

Edited by the Editorial Committee of the Women’s Studies Association of Japan

CONTENTS

Articles:
Theoretical Formation of Women’s Studies in China	AKIYAMA Yoko
The Women with Disabilities Movement in Japan: Through 1970-1980	SEYAMA Noriko
Black Feminism in Britain: the Controversy about the Idea of ‘Blackness’ and Its Effects on Black Feminist Politics	OKUMURA Yukari
Special Issue:
Women’s Studies and “Authorization”: the Representation of Others
Looking at the Process of Creating Helping Partnership with the Survivors of Violence Against Women: To Avoid Making Women’s Studies Another Tool of Oppression	FUTAMI Reiko
Lesbian Representations and the Unspeakable	WATANABE Mieko
Being a Feminist and Being a Researcher	NAITO Kazumi and TSUJI Tomoko
Expression Is a Violence	TAGAWA Kenzo
Closing Remark for the Special Issue: Today and Tomorrow of Women’s Studies and Our Journal	By Members of Women’s Studies Vol.8 Editorial Committee

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WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol.7 (1999)

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Journal of Women’s Studies Association of Japan

WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol.7 (1999)

Edited by the Editorial Committee of the Women’s Studies Association of Japan

CONTENTS

Special Issue: Women’s Expression in the 20th Century
Modernization and Women’s Expression: Japanese Women’s Literature in the Twentieth Century	MIZUTA Noriko
The Way Women Artists in History are Looked Back: Reviewing the Exhibition as a Site of Production of Views on Women and Art	HAGIWARA Hiroko
“Sexual Politics” and Women’s Tanka Poems in the 20th Century	AKITSU Ei
A Bridge to the 2lst Centuries: Autobiographical Writing by Three Asian American Women Writers	KOBAYASHI Fukuko
Special Issue 2: A State of Crisis in the Employment of Women
Women’s Employment at Crisis: Amidst the Globalization and Labor Big Bang	NAKANO Mami
Job Diversity and the Instability of Women’s Positions in Employment	KOMATSU Makiko
The Employment of Women at a Critical Juncture	TANAKA Kazuko
Articles:
The Transition of Gender Ideologies Concerning Female Japanese Self-defense Forces Officials and Female American Soldiers: The Personnel Policy Decision Process	SATO Humika
Problems of the Mail-Order Bride Phenomenon: A Discussion in Terms of Gender, Ethnicity and Otherness	KAWARASAKI Yasuko
Book Review:
Griselda Pollock “Vision and Difference”	HORI Hikari
Document:
The Second Decade of Women’s Studies Association of Japan	AKIYAMA Yoko

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