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Journal of cross-cultural studies Volume 1
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The Religious Studies Approach to Cross-Cultural Understanding
異文化理解の宗教学的アプローチ ： 「文化の三層構造」モデルを手がかりに
Alam Djumali
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Nepal image and scientific research on nepal in japan
PP. 1 - 15
Fussing the boundary between ”We” and ”Other” (<Feature Articles>In Quest of the Possibility of Cross-Cultural Studies)
PP. 17 - 27
A Quest of Japanese-ness in the Japanese Music Curriculum (<Feature Articles>In Quest of the Possibility of Cross-Cultural Studies)
PP. 28 - 36
What is Common between MORI Arinori and KITA Ikki (<Feature Articles>In Quest of the Possibility of Cross-Cultural Studies)
PP. 37 - 56
Hip-Hop Imagination and Disruption of Order Disaggregating Black America in the Post-Civil Rights Era (<Feature Articles>In Quest of the Possibility of Cross-Cultural Studies)
PP. 57 - 79
Research Ethics for Hearing Researchers on the Deaf : Four Manners for Understanding Deaf Cultures
PP. 81 - 92
Extermination of the Other in El Salvador : A Heritage of the Colonial Violence?
PP. 93 - 104
A Literary Approach to Multicultural Coexistence : A Reading of a Passage from White Teeth
PP. 105 - 108
The Language-Culture Relationship Revisited
PP. 109 - 117
The Religious Studies Approach to Cross-Cultural Understanding
PP. 118 - 135
Where the Western Researchers want to focus the roots of Japanese
PP. 136 - 145
The Repeated Tour of Excavating Old History (1)
PP. 146 - 152
To Eliminate the Gap of China-Japan Historical Understandings
PP. 153 - 162
Cross-Generational and Cross-Cultural Communication
PP. 163 - 172
Map of Adults and Children
PP. 173 -
Suggestions of Cultural Minorities
PP. 174 - 176
Transnational Migrations
PP. 177 - 178
Are We All ”Half-Breeds”?
PP. 179 - 180
Conveying of Resent Literature
PP. 181 - 184
