| Anthony H. Chambers, Professor (Ph.D., University of Michigan) [CV download] | ||
| Courses: Advanced Japanese, Japanese Literature, Japanese Literature in Translation, Problems of Translation, Introduction to Classical Japanese, and graduate courses in advanced readings, literature, and translation | ||
| Research areas: -modern Japanese fiction, especially the work of Tanizaki Jun'ichiro -premodern Japanese literature -literary translation: Tanizaki, Ueda Akinari, Hirano Keiichiro, other writers |
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| Major publications: | ||
| -The Secret Window: Ideal Worlds in Tanizaki's Fiction, Council on East Asian Studies, Harvard University, 1994. -Translations of Japanese fiction, including: Naomi, The Secret History of the Lord of Musashi, Arrowroot, The Reed Cutter, and Captain Shigemoto's Mother by Tanizaki, Tales of Moonlight and Rain by Ueda Akinari,and short works by a number of modern and premodern writers. -Tales of Moonlight and Rain, a study and translation of Ugetsu monogatari, by Ueda Akinari. Columbia University Press, 2006 (forthcoming) . |
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| Office: LL422B | Hours: M/W 2 - 4 PM | |
| Phone: 480/965-0517 | E-mail: Anthony.Chambers@asu.edu | |
| Web Page: http://www.public.asu.edu/~achamber/ | ||
| Miko Foard, Senior Lecturer (M.A. Arizona State University) | ||
| Courses: First Year Japanese, Second Year Japanese, Third Year Japanese (JPN 313), Japanese for International Professions (JPN 207), Intermediate Japanese Conversation (JPN 309, 310), Japanese Conversation and Composition, Media Production (JPN 394 ST), The Language of Japanese Popular Culture (JPN 394 ST), Advanced Readings in Japanese Religion (JPN 435) | ||
| Research areas: -Japanese Language Education in Korea during 1910-1945 -Japanese Pedagogy -Japanese Popular Culture and Language -Japanese National Standards and its Implementation |
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| Major Publication: | ||
-"What Teachers of Korean and Teachers of Japanese Can Learn from Each Other: The Student Centered Classroom." In Korean Language in America 3, 1999. |
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| Office: LL445 | Hours: T 7:40-8:30 p.m. W/Th 11:40 AM-12:30 PM, or by appointment |
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| Phone: 480/965-6100 | E-mail: miko.foard@asu.edu | |
| Web Page: http://www.public.asu.edu/~mikof | ||
| Tomoko Shimomura, Lecturer (MA, University of Oregon) | ||
| Courses: JPN 101 First-Year Japanese I, JPN 201 Second-Year Japanese I, JPN 312 Japanese Conversation and Composition | ||
| Research Areas: Japanese language and pedagogy, Second language acquisition | ||
| Office: LL428 | Hours: | |
| Phone: 480/965-1754 | E-mail: | |
| Elizabeth Wong, Lecturer (M.A. Washington University) | ||
| Courses: First-year Japanese, Second-year Japanese, Intermediate Japanese conversation, Japanese culture | ||
| Office: LL447D | Hours: MTWTF 10:40 - 11:30 | |
| Phone:480/965-3938 | E-mail: elizabeth.wong@asu.edu | |
| John Creamer (Visiting Assistant Professor, Ph.D. Yale University) | ||
| Courses: Bibliography and Research Method, Intro to Classical Japanese, Advanced Premodern Japanese | ||
| Research Area: Premodern Japanese Literature; writing and performance in medieval Japan; scribal culture; kambun diaries; noh and kabuki | ||
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| Phone: | E-mail: John.Creamer@asu.edu | |
| Etsuko Reiman, Profrssor Emeritus | ||
| Timothy Wixted, Professor Emeritus | ||
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