| Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Beyond the words: Jin Shengtan's perception of hidden meanings in 'Xixiang ji'. | Regional focus/area studies | Church, Sally K. |
| Fractured dialogues: 'mono no aware' and poetic communication in 'The Tale of Genji.' | Regional focus/area studies | Yoda, Tomiko |
| Heroic transformations: women and national trauma in early Qing literature. | Regional focus/area studies | Li, Wai-Yee |
| Japanese perceptions of China: the Sinophilic fiction of Tanizaki Jun'ichiro.(20th-century Japanese novelist) | Regional focus/area studies | Sakaki, Atsuko |
| "Junzi Yue" versus "Zhongni Yue" in 'Zuozhuan'.(4th-century BC Chinese text) | Regional focus/area studies | Henry, Eric |
| Politics, force and ethnicity in Ming China: Mongols and the abortive coup of 1461. | Regional focus/area studies | Robinson, David M. |
| Song and the historical imagination in early China. | Regional focus/area studies | Schaberg, David |
| Taiwan as a living museum: tropes of anachronism in late-imperial Chinese travel writing. | Regional focus/area studies | Teng, Emma |
| The metropolitan uncanny in the works of Izumi Kyoka: a counter-discourse on Japan's modernization. | Regional focus/area studies | Kawakami, Chiyoko |
| The persistence of the personal in late medieval Uta.(genre of ancient Japanese poetry) | Regional focus/area studies | Carter, Stephen D. |
| The shogun's consort: Konoe Hiroko and Tokugawa Ienobu. | Regional focus/area studies | Seigle, Cecilia Segawa |
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