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著者
三島由紀夫著
出版者
新潮社
巻号頁・発行日
1959
著者
李 相哲
出版者
龍谷大学
雑誌
龍谷大学国際社会文化研究所紀要 (ISSN:18800807)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.6, pp.265-282, 2004-03-25

This article describes about the history of Korean newspapers in the northeast Asia, especially in and around Korean Peninsula under the rule of Japan. The first Korean Newspaper, "Independency Newspaper (Tokurip Shinmun)" made in April 7, 1896. According to my research, since the first Newspaper issued more than hundred Korean newspapers had been published until the end of World War II. The purpose of this article is to study the significance of Korean journalism in the Northeast Asia under the rule of Japan.
著者
井竿 富雄
出版者
山口県立大学
雑誌
山口県立大学國際文化學部紀要 (ISSN:13427148)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.11, pp.1-12, 2005-03-25

This Article describes the Mobilization of the 42nd infantry regiment from Yamaguchi. This regiment was mobilized to Siberia in August, 1919, The WWI came to an end. Confusion surrounded Intervention in Siberia. In Yamaguchi, soldiers were mobilized immediately following an event celebrating the end of WWI. In this article, the author will explain the system of Mobilization in the region at that time.
著者
井竿 富雄
出版者
山口県立大学
雑誌
山口県立大学國際文化學部紀要 (ISSN:13427148)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.12, pp.1-12, 2006-03-07

This article is an analysis of articles about Japan's Intervention in Siberia as reported in Japanese Newspapers. At the time of Japan's Intervention in Siberia, local newspapers in Yamaguchi Prefecture contained many articles about legions dispatched from Yamaguchi. Many of the articles were letters written by soldiers and officers in Siberia. In these letters, the soldiers and officers wrote about the battles with Russia and the peoples living in Siberia. The letters from Siberia had a certain reality about them, but they introduced biased views about Russia and Russian Peoples. In Japanese Newspapers, there were many articles praising those who died in the war. These articles were of a stereotypical pattern. The author analyses this problem.
著者
大濱 徹也 郡司 淳
出版者
北海学園大学
雑誌
北海学園大学人文論集 (ISSN:09199608)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.33, pp.A1-A123, 2006-03-20
著者
大石真一郎
雑誌
東洋学報 / The Toyo Gakuho
巻号頁・発行日
vol.78, no.1, pp.95-120, 1996-06

This paper attempts to examine the social and political situations of the Turkic Muslims, who are now called Uygur, at Kashgar in the early twentieth century and their reformist movement.After Ismail Gasprinski, the Crimean Tatar reformist, opened a model primary school at Bakhchisaray in 1884, his new-method (usul-i jaded) education had an important effect in the Muslim regions of Russia, the Ottoman Empire, and so on.Husayn and Baha'al-Din. the brothers of the Musa Bayof family, whose native place was Ustun Artush in the suburb of Kashgar, were representative millionaires in Eastern Turkistan (Sinkiang). They endeavored to introduce the new-method education, and opened schools at Ustun Artush and Gulja in 1908 at the latest. At Kashgar, the reformist 'ulama ʻAbd al-Qadir Damulla also established a new-method school in 1912.But, the reformist movement was severely hampered by conservative 'ulama and influential persons at Kashgar. The activities of the Turkish teacher, Ahmed Kemal, who had been sent by "the Committee of Union and Progress" and opened a new-method normal school at Ustun Artush under the assistance of the Musa Bayofs in 1914 made clear the conflicts among the Muslims. 'Umar Bay who had rivaled the Musa Bayofs in commerce was one of the conservative leaders. He made approaches to the Chinese authorities and the Russian consul to suppress the reformists. Especially during World War I, the authorities were also fearful of the Pan-Turkic and Pan-Islamic inclination of Ahmed Kemal's education.Though the authorities were cautious about the reformist movement, the native reformists actually never verbally nor physically oppose the Chinese rule, for, in those days, their objectives were limited to reforming the traditional Islam and enlightening the ignorant Muslims. Consequently,however, the Chinese authorities' suppressions gave the occasion for the reformists to incline to drastic nationalism later.
著者
松村 靖
出版者
公益社団法人 日本薬学会
雑誌
ファルマシア (ISSN:00148601)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.50, no.1, pp.39-43, 2014 (Released:2016-02-01)
参考文献数
21

フッ素は他の元素には見られない独特の物理化学的性質を有するため,生体内での吸収や代謝に与える効果に加えて,薬理作用の発現や増強に及ぼす影響が注目されている.医薬や農薬の分野において開発される含フッ素化合物の増加には,目を見張るものがある.今やフッ素による構造修飾は,ドラッグデザインの重要な手段の1つと言えるかもしれない.しかし一方で,構造修飾の手法は芳香環部位へのフッ素原子やCF3基の導入がほとんどであり,化合物の主鎖となる骨格や脂肪族置換基にフッ素を導入した例は限られている.また,薬物が受容体に結合するときのフッ素と受容体アミノ酸残基との直接的な相互作用やフッ素の立体電子的効果については,いまだによく分かっていない.さて,読者の皆様は,研究対象の化合物の構造を眺めていて,ふと「ここにフッ素を入れたら,面白い活性や物性が出るかもしれないなあ…」などと思われたことはないだろうか.我々は1980年頃より,プロスタグランジン(PG)などの生理活性物質にフッ素を導入した誘導体を合成し,フッ素が生理活性や物性に及ぼす効果について研究を行ってきた.何かフッ素の特徴を生かしたユニークなドラッグデザインができないだろうかと考えるとき,どのようにして目指す位置に選択的にフッ素を導入するかが常に問題となり,新たな合成法の開発が鍵となることを痛感してきた.本稿では,主鎖にジフルオロメチレン(-CF2-)骨格を持つPG誘導体について,フッ素の効果に焦点を絞って,ドラッグデザインとフッ素導入法を中心に概説し,緑内障治療薬タフルプロスト(tafluprost)の誕生に至る経緯を交えて紹介したい.
著者
島村 宣男
出版者
関東学院大学[文学部]人文学会
雑誌
関東学院大学文学部紀要 (ISSN:02861216)
巻号頁・発行日
no.118, pp.1-13, 2009

イギリス人監督Christopher Nolanの演出にかかるアメリカ映画、新〈バットマン〉シリーズの第二作目のThe Dark Knight(2008)の評価は、映画専門のウェブサイト、The Internet Movie Databaseの2010年1月現在におけるユーザー評価が10点満点の8.9点、人気順位が歴代上位250作品中の第9位(投票総数41万強)とあり、確固として定まったようである。この記録破りの映画に関して、筆者は言語文化論の立場からすでに2篇の論考を公表しているが、先行論文では紙数の関係もあって言及することができなかった二、三の新たな論点をここに提示したい。
著者
島村 宣男
出版者
関東学院大学[文学部]人文学会
雑誌
関東学院大学文学部紀要 (ISSN:02861216)
巻号頁・発行日
no.118, pp.1-13, 2009

イギリス人監督Christopher Nolanの演出にかかるアメリカ映画、新〈バットマン〉シリーズの第二作目のThe Dark Knight(2008)の評価は、映画専門のウェブサイト、The Internet Movie Databaseの2010年1月現在におけるユーザー評価が10点満点の8.9点、人気順位が歴代上位250作品中の第9位(投票総数41万強)とあり、確固として定まったようである。この記録破りの映画に関して、筆者は言語文化論の立場からすでに2篇の論考を公表しているが、先行論文では紙数の関係もあって言及することができなかった二、三の新たな論点をここに提示したい。
著者
井関 正久
出版者
財団法人 日本国際政治学会
雑誌
国際政治 (ISSN:04542215)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.2009, no.157, pp.157_70-84, 2009-09-30 (Released:2011-11-30)
参考文献数
41

The year 1968 was not only a time of student movements and Cultural Revolution in many Western countries, but also the year of the “Prague Spring” and the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. The people of Eastern Germany were influenced by those political and cultural events in Western and Eastern Europe.In spite of suppression by the state there were protest activities in the 1960s in Eastern Germany. Under the influence of subculture and student movements in Western Germany the postwar generation opposed the cultural policies of the Socialist Unity Party (Sozialistische Einheitspartei Deutschlands or SED). During the “Prague Spring” in 1968, hopes of “socialism with a human face” (democratization of socialism) rose in Eastern Germany.The Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968 brought about different protest activities everywhere in Eastern Germany. According to Stasi files, more than thousand people in Eastern Germany were investigated for painting graffiti, distributing pamphlets or even just public criticism of the invasion. Such protest activities took place spontaneously without political leaders, and were put down by the police immediately.The “Sixty-Eighters” in Eastern Germany organized political alternative movements under the protection of the Evangelical Church through the 1970s and 1980s. Western subculture played a big part in such dissident movements. The Eastern “Sixty-Eighters” also formed civic groups in autumn 1989, demanded democratization of socialism once again and played a main role in “peaceful revolution”. However, the younger generations contributed to “peaceful revolution” by participating in demonstrations or by leaving their country. In fact the generation of “Eight-Nine” includes different age groups.Thus, a legacy of 1968 and 1989 could be the combination of political movements and subculture, which made it possible for dissidents to form a counter public sphere and network in a society of authoritarianism or totalitarianism.