Azuma, Shoji University of Utah, "Conversational Analysis of Counseling in Japanese" Brandon, James

Torrance, Richard Ohio State University, "Literature and Literacy in Osaka, 1880-1940"

 

Doctoral Fellowships

Doctoral Fellowships give doctoral candidates in the humanities, arts and social sciences the opportunity to conduct research in Japan for periods ranging from 4 to 14 months. The total budget for the program is $806,746. For the 1998-99 funding year, fifteen fellowships were awarded to:

 

Britting, Jane Princeton University, "Rage and Reconciliation in the Works of Nakagami Kenji"


Chung, Erin Northwestern University, "National and Ethnic Identities in the Boundaries of Citizenship: The Case of the Korean Minority in Japan"