Journal of the Society for Asian Humanities, Vol. 52

Journal of the Society for Asian Humanities (JOSAH) was formerly known as The Journal of the Oriental Society of Australia (JOSA). JOSA/JOSAH has been published annually since 1960 out of what is now the School of Languages and Cultures at the University of Sydney. A peer-reviewed journal, it carries papers in a range of disciplines, including literature, history, linguistics, archaeology, media, philosophy and politics, as well as substantial book reviews. Initially concentrated on China and Japan, in recent years its regional cover has expanded to include Korea, India, Tibet and South-East Asia.

Special issue

What's in a Name? After 0rientalism, by guest editors Olivier Krischer and Meaghan Morris

Remembrance Note: Vale Rosita Holenbergh (1937-2020), by Jocelyn Chey

Introduction, by Olivier Krischer and Meaghan Morris

From Oriental Studies to Inter-Asia Referencing: The 2019 A.R. Davis Memorial Lecture, by Adrian Vickers

Islamic Central Asia and the Russian-Soviet Orient, by Adeeb Khalid

Coordinating Contemporary Asia in Art Exhibitions, by C.J.W.-L. Wee

Nusantara, Bilad  al-Jawa, the Malay World: Cultural-Geographical Constructions of Maritime Southeast Asia and Endogenous Terms as Palimpsests, by Imran Bin Tajudeen

Round Table: After 0rientalism

Three Ways of Relating to Orientalism, by Chih-M!ng Wang

After Orientalism, by John Frow

Orientalism Between the Desire to Harm and the Desire for Knowledge, by Ghassan Hage

Oriental Philology After Orientalism, by Wayan Jarrah Sastrawan

De-imagining Tibet: Beyond Orientalism, Reverse Orientalism and Other Traps in the Study of Himalayan Histories, by Jim Rheingans

‘Orientalism' and After: Impacting Feminist Theory in India, by Tejaswini Niranjana

Orientalisms in China, by Huaiyu Chen

Designing Japan's Orient: Department Stores and the Modern Experience, by Nozomi Naoi

Saidian Time: Orientalism at the Fulcrum of Global Histories of Art, by Mary Roberts

Scholarship at the Edge: Reflections About Teaching History of the Arab World and Islam in Australia After Orientalism, by Lucia Sorbera

Endemic Orientalism, by Tessa Morris-Suzuki

Review essay

On the Sources of Lu Xun's Treatise on Mara Poetry: Some Issues and a Few Answers, by Jon Eugene von Kowallis

Book reviews

‘Texts and Transformations: Essays in Honor of the 75th Birthday of Victor H. Mair’, ed. Haun Saussy, reviewed by Chiew Hui Ho

‘Australianama: the South Asian Odyssey in Australia’, by Samia Khatun, reviewed by Anna Guttman

‘Myanmar Media in Transition: Legacies, Challenges and Change’, ed. Lisa Brooten, Jane Madlyn McElhone and Gayathry Venkiteswaran, reviewed by Roger Lee Huang

Obituary

Sowing the Seeds of Sinology in Australian Gardens: the Life and Career of Harry Simon, Foundation Professor of Chinese at the University of Melbourne’, by Jon Eugene von Kowallis

Format: paperback
Size: 210 × 148 × 9 mm
191 pages
Copyright: © 2021
ISBN: placeholder
Publication: 01 Oct 2021