琉球における言語復興運動とインディジニティ ―ハワイ語復興との比較から― |
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親川志奈子 |
1 |
Reinterpreting Hawaiian Gender through J.H.K. Kānepu‘u’s Work of Legendary Literature,“He Mo‘olelo o Hamanalau.” |
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Noenoe Silva |
11 |
Priestess and Warrior: The Picture of Indigenous Okinawa Women in Folklore |
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知花愛実 |
19 |
“Non-natives Need to Strive to be Non-invasive”: Restoring Kalo and Community in He‘eia, Hawai‘i |
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Hokulani K. Aikau |
27 |
Hi‘ikaikapoliopele & Pele: Mele and Mo‘oleo, Song and Story |
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Leilani Basham |
37 |
繰り返しがえし ―琉球舞踏の精神― |
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高嶺久枝 |
49 |
映像表象における沖縄の「アメラジアン」 |
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野入直美 |
53 |
Storied Islands: Imagined Indigeneity as a Strategy for Transforming the Okinawan community |
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喜納育江 |
77 |
China’s Rise and Its Implications for Oceania |
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Terence Wesley-Smith |
85 |
Japan-pacific Linkages: A perspective on Japan’s approach to the Pacific aid industry |
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Nanise Young |
103 |
「新しい島嶼学の創造」の必要性および沖縄における自然環境の保全及び適正活用に関する課題 |
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藤田陽子 |
111 |
Renewable Energy Policy Development in Hawai‘i |
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樽井 礼 |
123 |
Present Situation and Prospect of Energy and Environment in Subtropical Archipelagoes |
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堤 純一郎 |
133 |
Sustainable Energy as a Means of Promoting Self-reliance for Small Island: A Comparative Study of Okinawa and Hawai‘i |
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David Nguyen |
139 |