著者

諸井 克英

出版者

京都

雑誌

同志社女子大学生活科学 (ISSN:13451391)

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vol.47, pp.38-42, 2013

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著者

諸井 克英

出版者

同志社女子大学生活科学会

雑誌

同志社女子大学生活科学 (ISSN:13451391)

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vol.45, pp.64-68, 2011

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著者

森田 潤司

出版者

同志社女子大学生活科学会

雑誌

同志社女子大学生活科学 (ISSN:13451391)

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vol.44, pp.84-92, 2010

著者

長友 麻希子

出版者

同志社女子大学

雑誌

同志社女子大学生活科学 (ISSN:13451391)

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vol.37, pp.41-47, 2003

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Tapioca (Cassava) is the staple food of more than 300 million people in the world. Though Tapioca is utilized in a variety of ways, it is generally known as an Asian sweet in Japan. In the Edo period tapioca was considered a medicine until the government opened the door to the world in the Meiji period. Tapioca had not been introduced as a foodstuff until it was important into Japan from France and the United Sates. But gradually ir turned out to be a substitude food during World War ll. This study explores how the new food-Tapioca was adopted and transmited into Japanese food culture between 1868 and 1945. And it also made clear Tapioca's potential connection with history.

著者

板垣 あゆみ 奥田 紫乃

出版者

京都

雑誌

同志社女子大学生活科学 (ISSN:13451391)

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vol.45, pp.60-63, 2011

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青木 太兵衛

出版者

同志社女子大学生活科学会

雑誌

同志社女子大学生活科学 (ISSN:13451391)

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vol.44, pp.93-100, 2010

著者

清水 久美子 廣瀬 永莉

出版者

同志社女子大学生活科学会

雑誌

同志社女子大学生活科学 (ISSN:13451391)

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vol.46, pp.46-57, 2012

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原著論文This paper looks at the Kosode Moyo Hinagatabon published during the Edo Period, and discusses the characteristics and changes of butterfly patterns drawn on kosode. The appearance of butterfly patterns peaked in the late 1680s and early 1700s, and later increased slightly to its highest number in 1800. Depictions of butterfly patterns can be generally divided into ageha chou and fuse chou, with further changes visible in the detail of the shapes, showing variety. There were also allegorical patterns that combined with other patterns to symbolize a sense of season, drawing from literature of that time. In sum, it appears that there is much commonality among popular designs of kosode patterns.

著者

清水 久美子 SHIMIZU Kumiko

出版者

京都

雑誌

同志社女子大学生活科学 (ISSN:13451391)

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vol.47, pp.80-87, 2013

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第47回生活科学会大会講演 (2013年6月26日)

著者

谷本 由美

出版者

京都

雑誌

同志社女子大学生活科学 (ISSN:13451391)

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vol.45, pp.44-53, 2011

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'Kojiki' became widely known for the children's books during the Meiji period. One of them is crepe books "Japanese Tale series".It was Mr. Chamberlain, a Japanologist who worked to include the myth in this series. Mrs. James, an author of "THE HARE OF INABA" in this series, modified the myth for more educational purposes. This modification influenced other children's books of Kojiki in those days, "the Japanese old tale" series by Iwaya Sazanami, who is the most famous author of children's literature in Meiji era in Japan. It is considered that the early children's books of Kojiki were made independently of what you call Imperialist education.原著論文