26 Jan 2007

The Bulletin of the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities (BMFEA)
Ostasiatiska Museet/The Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities (MFEA), Stockholm, Sweden.
Self-description: "The BMFEA [est. 1929 - ed.] publishes articles by scholars worldwide on all aspects of ancient and classical East Asia and adjacent regions, including archaeology, art, and architecture; history and philosophy; literature and linguistics; and related fields. Contributions seriously engaging contemporary critical thought in the humanities and social sciences are especially welcome. All contributions, for general issues (no deadline) as well as for special thematic issues, are peer-reviewed. The new Editorial Advisory Board mainly consists of scholars based at European centers for Asia research. The Editor of BMFEA is Martin Svensson Ekström, Associate Professor, Stockholm University and Södertörn College. E-mail bmfea--at--ostasiatiska.se."
Site contents: * Editorial Information; * Recent publishing news [TOC of the latest issue - ed.]; * Backlist [TOCs of vols 1. (1929) - 75 (2003) and other publications for sale (including special reprints from the BMFEA) - ed.]; * Purchase Information; * Catalogues and Books.
Supplied note: "The Bulletin of the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities volume 76 [2004 - ed.] can now be ordered from the Museum. BMFEA 76 is a special issue on "Re-interpreting Classical Chinese and Japanese Texts: A Question of Method," and contains the following articles: * Martin Svensson Ekström Editor's Preface: The Value of Misinterpretation and the Need for Re-interpretation * Ken-ichi Takashima How to Read Shang Oracle-bone Inscriptions: A Critique of the Current Method * Carine Defoort Mohist and Yangist Blood in Confucian Flesh: The Middle Position of the Guodian Text "Tang Yu zhi Dao" * Wiebke Denecke Writing History in the Face of the Other: Early Japanese Anthologies and the Beginnings of Literature * Stina Jelbring Semiotic-Structural Aspects of Ono no Komachi's Poetry: An Attempt at Re-Interpretation * Marc Winter Suggestions for a Re-Interpretation of the Concept of Wu Xing in the Sunzi bingfa To download the Editor's Preface [a PDF document, 144 KB - ed.] please follow follow this link: http://www.ostasiatiska.se/smvk/jsp/polopoly.jsp?d=194&a=723 - mse."
URL http://www.ostasiatiska.se/smvk/jsp/polopoly.jsp?d=194&a=725
Internet Archive http://web.archive.org/web/* /http://www.ostasiatiska.se/smvk/jsp/polopoly.jsp?d=194&a=725
Link reported by: Martin Svensson Ekstroem (svenssonekstroem--at--yahoo.se), forwarded by H-Net list for Asian History and Culture (h-asia--at--h-net.msu.edu)
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