vol.32

Fujimoto Hiroshi

Memory Research and Possibilities of Japan-U.S. Reconciliation

:Modeator's Opening and Closing Comments

Yui Daizaburo

Battles over Memory in “Culture Wars”: A Trans-Pcific Perspective

Lisa Yoneyama

The Pearl Harbor Attack and the Origins of the Pacific War:

Contested Memories in the United States and Japan

Gone Nuclear: Representing Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the United States

Marianna Torgovnick

Takahashi Hiroko

Exploring a Bridge between Hiroshima and U.S.: Tanimoto Kiyoshi and His Activities in the Early Postwar Period

Comments on Kawaguchi Yuko's

“Exploring a Bridge between Hiroshima and the U.S.: Tanimoto Kiyoshi and His Activities in the Early Postwar Period”

Living with the Bones: War Memory and Protest against the Military Bases in Contemporary Okinawa

The United States' Taiwan Policy and the Far East during Early Cold War Period, 1949-1954

Extangled Trans‐Pacific Memory

―Asian　Americans and US-Japan-China Relations―

Comments on Ma Xiaohua 's

“Extangled Trans‐Pacific Memory

―Asian　Americans and US-Japan-China Relations―”

Stones, Rocks, and Other Objects of History: Aesthetic Distributions of Memories in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha and Kiyota Masanobu

Comments on Inoue Mayumo 's

“Stones, Rocks, and Other Objects of History: Aesthetic Distributions of Memories in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha and Kiyota Masanobu ”

Summary of Discussion

Liberalism's Everybody's Revolution:　

Cultural Politics in The Catcher in the Rye

Comments on Miura Reiichi 's

“Liberalism's Everybody's Revolution:

Cultural Politics in The Catcher in the Rye”

Development of American Studies at　Nanzan University

Takagi-Kitayama Mriko and

Ooi Yuki

David Potter

and

Yamagishi

Takakazu

Nagasawa Tadashi

and

Nagahata

Akitoshi