School of Cultural and Social StudiesDepartment of Japanese Studies
Degree
Master of Letters(Kyoto University), Bachelor of Letters(Kyoto University)
Profile
I'm specializing in the history of cultural relations in the Interbellum era. My research theme is the acceptance of Soviet culture in Japan through intellectuals. I'm aiming to discover the transnational circulations of actors, things and information, focusing on organizations, publishings and transportations which helped their activity.
In addition to these research at the regional level, I'm trying the comparative analysis of cases in European countries, so that Japanese Soviet experiences can be placed in the global context of Soviet cultural diplomacy.
Moreover, I have a great interest in historiology, so I'm working on history of historiography, philosophy of history and theory of history.
A graduate school student with particularly outstanding results(), Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO)
Mar 2017
The 5th Historians' Workshop "Research Showcase", “Rethinking World History from Kyoto: Suzuki Shigetaka’s studies of the British Empire”, Research Showcase Prize, Historians' Workshop
The development of cultural exchanges between Japan and the USSR around 1925
Yoshikawa Hiroaki
EACJS the 4th international academic conference 2 Nov 2019
Geneaology of "New World History": Ranke, Kyoto School, Uehara
Yoshikawa Hiroaki
28 Jul 2019
The Russian Revolution of Travellers: Interim Report of the translation of "Toda-Raba"
Yoshikawa Hiroaki
International Society of Friends of Nikos Kazantzakis, 2019 Forum 9 Jun 2019 Japanese Branch of the International Society of Friends of Nikos Kazantzakis
La philosophie de l’histoire mondiale au-delà de 1945 au Japon: de la "Sphère de co-prospérité de la Grande Asie orientale" à la "révolution nationale"[Invited]
Yoshikawa Hiroaki
Écrire l’histoire au temps du global : rencontre franco-japonaise d’histoire 19 Apr 2019 Maison franco-japonaise
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