Book Review
Nathan Hofer,
The Popularisation of Sufism in Ayyubid and Mamluk Egypt, 1173–1325,
Edinburgh University Press(@EdinburghUP), 2005
by KUBO Ryosuke [in Japanese]
TOYO GAKUHO vol. 99, no. 3 (Dec., 2017)
https://t.co/e1TBa3OPuX
Book Review
Koos Kuiper @ubleiden @UniLeiden, The Early Dutch Sinologists (1854–1900): Training in Holland and China, Functions in the Netherlands Indies. Leiden: Brill @Brill_Asian, 2007.
written by NISHI Hideaki 西英昭 in Japanese
https://t.co/rG2I3Le0SK
... Dutch Letters of Complaint and Attempts to Learn Japanese" (https://t.co/GylZOZVR5h, Toyo Bunko again). Fig. 4-6 in her article reproduce one of the originals (sic) of the same letter, as preserved at the @NA_Archief of the Netherlands. (Similarly fig. 1-3, another version.)
Memoirs of the Research Department of the Toyo Bunko: Pdfs of vols. 63ff. online at: https://t.co/5EQmlSa8e5 (Eagerly waiting for the older vols. as well!)
Suggested reading i.a.: Fujimoto Yukio 藤本幸夫 (2011) "Old Korean Books Preserved in Japan" @ https://t.co/RxuR1qsnnv
"Nomads Negotiating the Establishment of Russian Central Asia: Focusing on the Activities of the Kyrgyz Tribal Chieftains" by AKIYAMA Tetsu.
Toyo Bunko publications appear to be online, but are missing in google searches. #CAHistory #NotquiteOA.
https://t.co/JKz0sg2ZQA
論文:オスマン・アルメニア人官僚の経歴(日本語論文の改訂英語版)Ueno Masayuki, "Empire as a Career: Hagop Grjigian or an Armenian in the Ottoman Bureaucracy." Memoirs of the Research Department of the Toyo Bunko, no. 76 (2018): 57–80. タイトル洒落てるね
https://t.co/6qcQEw9zBe