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List of figures and tablesList of contributorsAcknowledgements Chapter 1 Rethinking ‘Eurocentrism’ and Area Studies: Japanese Studies in the Asia-Pacific (Kaori Okano) Chapter 2 Studying Japan as the ‘Other’: A Short History of Japanese Studies and Its Future (Eiji Oguma) Chapter 3 Japanese Language Research: Kokugo as an Ideology, Nihongo as an Autonomous Global Scholarship? (Lidia Tanaka) Chapter 4 From ‘National’ Literature to Multicultural Literature in ‘Japanese’ Language? (Tomoko Aoyama) Chapter 5 Development of Japanese Studies with a Southeast-Asian Perspective (Leng Leng THANG) Chapter 6 Japanese Studies in South Korea (Duck Yong LEE) Chapter 7  Australia’s View of Japan, as Seen from Japanese Studies (Carolyn Stevens) Chapter 8 Transnational Dialogues on Historical Issues Concerning East Asia: Collaborative Project to Write History Textbooks [China, Japan and South Korea] (BU Ping) Chapter 9 Whispering, Writing and Working across Borders: Practising Transnational History in East Asia (Vera Mackie) Chapter 10 Turning toward a Cosmopolitan Japanese Studies (Yoshio Sugimoto) BibliographyIndex