[KineJapan] Women in Japanese Studies

[Gerow Aaron]

Sorry, the copy paste didn’t work. Here’s the link:

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Aaron

> 12/14/23 午後7:56、Markus Nornes via KineJapan <kinejapan at mailman.yale.edu>のメール:
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> Congratulations Alisa! It looks absolutely fascinating. Looking at the list of contributors brought back nearly 40 years of memories about 3/4 of the scholars on the list. Their writings, their conference presentations, their lectures at CJS, AAS committees, collaborations with some of them, working in the same department with one of them, and editing the work of some of them (including a great new forthcoming CJS book from Anne). Just as important, their contributions include an ENORMOUS amount of invisible labor behind the scenes during searches and tenure reviews. The letters of rec and peer reviews from the women on this list are golden—lengthy, engaged, serious, gracious. I look forward to reading this book. 
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> Aaron, you mention a video but the link seems to be wrong...
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> Markus
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