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Women: missing (but) in action in Japanese politics

  • Professor Donna Weeks,

Is Japan’s first female prime minister already in parliament or is she yet to be elected? The less optimistic among us wonder if she is yet to be born?

关于罗纳德·萨拉丁所著《年轻男子与男性气质在日本媒体中的表现：有意识或无意识的支配性男性气质》的书评

  • 作者：米夏埃拉·卢施曼（Michaela Luschmann）,

自20世纪80年代以来，日本几乎家家户户都会购买印刷杂志…

在语言课堂上真正正视性别和性倾向至关重要

  • 作者：玛瑞·克莱尔博士（Dr Claire Maree）,

李琴峰的获奖小说《独舞》（『独り舞』）…

INTRODUCTION: The contemporary challenges facing plurilingual societies

  • Associate Professor Michael Ewing,

The power structures needed to create and enforce common systems of communication can simultaneously disadvantage others.

Are ‘advanced’ Japanese language programs sustainable? A look at Australia, New Zealand and Singapore

  • Associate Professor Carol Hayes, Associate Professor Ikuko Nakane, Nagisa Fukui, Masanori Nagami, Dr Masayoshi Ogino and Dr Emi Otsuji,

Beyond Demon Slayer and Pokemon what motivates students and how can that knowledge help universities to build the best language programs?

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