李貞徳 著；大原 良通 訳，《中国儒教社会に挑んだ女性たち》(東京：大修館書店，2009)。

【簡介 】李貞徳先生『公主之死』の訳本です。
台湾で『公主之死』を探したこともありましたが、探しきれず帰国したことを思い出しましたが、まさか訳本が出ていたとは。。。
まだ熟読していないですが、ぱらぱらと見たところ面白そうです。
日本語で読める中国女性史の本は少ないので、珍しいとは思います。
中国女性史に関しては大陸より台湾のほうが盛んで、関連する著作がばんばん出ていて、自分は追いついていけない感があります…がんばります。
李先生は近年医学の面から見る中国女性史にも挑戦されており、『女人的中国医療史』という本も出版されています。 . .......【全文】

Public Leture: New Media and the Changing Horizons of Medical History

Lecture: New Media and the Changing Horizons of Medical History: Using the Language of the Future Present to Reconceive the Distant Past

Professor Shigehisa Kuriyama, 20 January 2010, the Chinese University University of Hong Kong

Co-sponsored by the Faculty of Arts (HKU) under the China-West Studies Research Theme Initiative.

Workshop: Why Does Medicine Have a History?

Workshop: Why does Medicine have a History?

Professor Shigehisa Kuriyama, 19 January 2010,

the Chinese University of Hong Kong,Co-sponsored by the Faculty of Arts (HKU) under the China-West Studies Research Theme Initiative.

今天我在逛二手書店，發現一本很好玩的書

Toilets, Bathtubs, Sinks, and Sewers: A History of the Bathroom,Atheneum Books; Library Binding edition (February 1995)

我覺得很有趣就查了一下作

者，發現作者寫了好多好好玩的書喔，跟女性有關的像是

Spies!: Women in the Civil War

Girls: A History of Growing Up Female in America

Penny's books are rich with compelling visual images. She does her own picture research
and takes photographs for many of her books. Here are four images from Girls: A History of Growing
Up Female in America (from left to right): First, she drove to Carmel, New York, to
photograph the statute of Sybil Ludington, a Revolutionary War hero, by the renown
sculptor Anna Hyatt Huntington, (p. 55). From her archives, she included an excerpt from a travel
journal kept by fourteen-year-old Linda Hickson during her first road trip from Massachusetts to
Florida in 1956 (p. 163). The next picture is Penny at the age of 4 in 1949 dressed in a
Moravian outfit, except for the socks and shoes, (p. 159). Then there is a picture
of her sister, Cam, who grew up during the 1960s (p. 171).
Girls has 131 images.

Adventurous Women: Eight True Stories About Women Who Made a Difference

Eight True Stories About Woman Who Made a Difference.

Inspiring true stories about women who lived passionate and productive lives: Louise Boyd, bold Arcticexplorer; Mary Gibson Henry, fearless plant hunter; Juana Briones, successful entrepreneur and family head; Alice Hamilton, determined medical supersleuth; Mary McLeod Bethune, passionate educator; Katharine Wormeley, valiant superintendent on a hospital transport ship during the Civil War; Biddy Mason, resolute former slave, midwife, landowner, and church founder; and Peggy Hull, intrepid reporter. Read Adventurous Women and find—Inspiration. Empowerment. Life Lessons. Excitement.

光是書名就夠好玩了吧?

2005作者寫的了一本跟社會史有關的書Corpses, Coffins, and Crypts: A History of Burial, 被the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) 選為21世紀好書中最好的前一百名。

Penny's books are rich with compelling visual images. She does her own picture research and takes
photographs for many of her books. Here are four images from Corpses, Coffins, and Crypts: A History of Burial (from left to right): During one of her many cemetery excursions, she photographed the figure carved from white marble that lies flat on the grave of D. G. Haring Doremus, who drowned on August 5, 1881, at the age of eight (the cover image). Another time, she photographed a grave with Thanksgiving and Christmas decorations, (p. 10). Then on an icy, cold day, she discovered a grave marker with an attention-getting epitaph (p. 184). She photographed members of her family at the burial of the cremated remains of her great-uncle Willi Matousek in Korycany, Czech, Republic (p. 139).Corpse, Coffins, and Crypts has 130 images.

這是作者的個人部落格，上述和書有關的介紹都可以從網站中找到喔!!請去玩一下，作者的部落格做得很漂亮^_^

http://www.pennycolman.com/

思考主題方向集錦

以下來自"robable Spam] H-ASIA: CFP Interdisc. Graduate Conf, Middle East, South Asia & Africa, Columbia University, April 2010"建議思考方向的內容：

Exchange

Where can exchange take place? Are ideas, practices and texts like commodities? Is a relationship of exchange necessarily symbiotic or can one side really take without giving or give without taking?

Circulation

How do ideas and cultural practices move? How do repetitive movements of groups, for example, religious pilgrims, shape consciousness?

How have the Indian Ocean and overland caravan routes linked Africa, the Middle East and South Asia?

Borders and Frontiers

What forms can a border take besides the modern political boundary? Is there a frontier mindset on every border?

[Info.]H-ASIA: CFP Undergrad Asian Studies Conf., Marietta Coll, Apr 15-17, 2010

H-ASIA
January 1, 2010

Call for papers: Undergraduate Asian Studies conference, Marietta College, April 15-17, 2010
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From: Luding Tong

Second Call for Papers: "Fourth Undergraduate Asian Studies Symposium"
at Marietta College, April 15-17, 2010

As part of the celebration of Marietta College's 175th anniversary, the Asian Studies Program, in collaboration with The McDonough Center for Leadership and Business, has organized a Fourth Asian Studies Symposium for undergraduate students to share their scholarly interests in Asia and present their research results in a supportive environment. The symposium will be held at the college Thursday through Saturday, April 15-17, 2010.

The conference invites proposals for panels and papers from a wide variety of academic disciplines. All proposals germane to Central, South, Southeast, and East Asia are welcome.

Deadline for proposals: *March 1, 2010*

Send a one-page abstract of the paper or panel proposal to:
Luding Tong, Ph.D.
Director, Asian Studies Program
Chair, Department of Modern Languages
Marietta College
215 Fifth Street
Marietta, OH 45750
Or, submit an electronic copy of the abstract to: Luding.Tong@marietta.edu.

Those who submit proposals will be notified within two weeks of submission whether their proposals have been accepted. Complete papers of accepted proposals received by *April 1, 2010,* will be entered automatically in the conference /Best Paper Award/ competition. Registration is required for the competition. Conference proceedings will be published on CD in May 2010. The conference program will be posted on the conference web site by *March 15, 2010*.

For details on how to submit a proposal, on registration, and other information about the symposium, visit http://www.marietta.edu/departments/Asian_Studies/symposium.html.

Contact Dr. Luding Tong at (740) 376-4640 or by email Luding.Tong@marietta.edu with any questions.