Academic Appointments
Professor, University Graduate School and Faculty of Policy Studies, Chuo University, Tokyo, 4/2003 ~ present; Associate Professor, 4/1993 ~ 3/2003
Associate Professor, Department of English Literature, Faculty of Letters, Konan University, Kobe, 4/1992 ~ 3/1993; Assistant Professor, 4/1984 ~ 3/1992
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Research Fellow, Institute of Policy and Culture, Chuo University, 4/1997 ~ present
Visiting Scholar, Department of English, Indiana University Bloomington, 3/1997 ~ present
Chair, Program in English, Faculty of Policy Studies, Chuo University, 4/1999 ~ 3/2000; 4/2003 ~ 3/2005
Visiting Lecturer, Reconnaissance Japan Program, Obirin University, Tokyo, 9/1996 ~ 3/1999
Visiting Lecturer, Japanese Studies Program, Konan-Illinois International Exchange Center, Konan University, 4/1989 ~ 3/1993
Visiting Scholar, Faculty of English, University of Cambridge, 4/1988 ~ 3/1989
Education
PhD, Department of English Language and Literature, University College, University of London, 2001
MFA, Program in Creative Writing, Wichita State University, 1984
MA, Department of English and Philosophy, Idaho State University, 1984
BA, Department of English, University of Northern Colorado, 1977
Publications
Undreamt by Tyrants and Orthodoxies: Edward Said, Orientalism, and the Politics of Cyberspace. Forthcoming in Reorienting Orientalism, edited by Chandreyee Niyogi (New Delhi: Sage, 2006).
Ezra Pound and the Invention of Japan. Forthcoming in Ezra Pound: Critical Assessments, edited by Dorsey Kleitz (London: Helm, 2006).
Orientalism, Absence, and Quick-Firing Guns: The Emergence of Japan as a Western Text. Seisaku bunka sôgô kenkyûjo nenpô 7 (2004): 79 ~ 109.
Ed., Emerging from Absence: An Archive of Japan in English-Language Verse. 2003 and continuing, here.
Japonisme, Orientalism, Modernism: A Critical Bibliography of Japan in English-Language Verse, 1900-1950. Online under Creative Commons license, 2003, here.
Truth to Power: A Bibliography of Edward Said On-line. Online under Creative Commons license, 2003, here.
Toward a Classified Bibliography of Not One Thing: Cross-disciplinary Cultural Studies in English-Language Journals, 1999~2002. Sôgôseisaku kenkyû 9 (2003), expanded on-line version, Creative Commons licensed, here.
Undertones of Modernism: Conrad Aiken and Japan. Eigo-eibeibungaku 37 (1997): 289 ~ 300.
American Representations of a Rising Sun: Witter Bynner, Arthur Davison Ficke, and Japan. Sôgôseisaku kenkyû 2 (1996): 1 ~ 17.
Richard Aldington and Japan. Eigo-eibeibungaku 36 (1996): 241 ~ 54.
Japanese Subjects in Twentieth-Century British Art History and Literature: Bibliographical Notes about Laurence Binyon. Sôgôseisaku kenkyû 1 (1995): 181 ~ 91.
William Empson and Japan. Eigo eibeibungaku 35 (1995): 457 ~ 75.
From ‘The Rocks of Sesshu’ to Triumph of the Sparrow: The Japanese Sources of Lucien Stryk’s Early Poems. In Zen, Poetry, the Art of Lucien Stryk, edited by Susan Porterfield (Athens, Ohio: Swallow Press / Ohio University Press, 1993). @ Amazon.com here.
Lucien Stryk and Japan. In Eigo eibeibungaku kenkyû no shinchôryû (Kinseidô, 1992).
A Selected Critical Bibliography of Twentieth-Century British Poetry Influenced by Japan: Edmund Blunden and D. J. Enright, Work from Mainstream British Presses. Kônan daigaku kiyô bungakuron 81 (1992): 181 ~ 232.
Poems in Anthology of American Verse & Yearbook of American Poetry (Beverly Hills: Monitor Books, 1983, 1984), Confluence: Contemporary Kansas Poetry (Lawrence, Kansas: Cottonwood Press, 1984), American Institute of Discussion Review, Colorado-North Review, CutBank, Indiana Review, Midwest Quarterly, Red Cedar Review, and others.
Conference Papers and Invited Lectures
Kokusaika / “Internationalization” and the Absent Other in Japanese Higher Education. Tokai University Institute of Foreign Languages, Tokyo, July 11, 2005.
With Modjtaba Sadria, Privileged at the Margins: Critical Theory and Cultural Change. Sharing Places: Triennial Conference of the European Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies, University of Malta, March 21 ~ 26, 2005. Abstract here.
Undreamt by Tyrants and Orthodoxies: Edward Said, Orientalism, and the Politics of Cyberspace. Other Voices, Other Cultures: Rereading Orientalism, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, August 12 ~ 14, 2004. Abstract here.
Rethinking Pound and Japan. 22nd Conference of the Ezra Pound Society of Japan, University of Nagoya, October 28, 2000.
Illiteracy of a Very High Order: Pound, Exoticism, and Japan. 18th International Ezra Pound Conference, Beijing Foreign Studies University, July 16 ~ 19, 1999.
themargins.net/ fps/vita.htm
Professor, University Graduate School and Faculty of Policy Studies, Chuo University, Tokyo, 4/2003 ~ present; Associate Professor, 4/1993 ~ 3/2003
Associate Professor, Department of English Literature, Faculty of Letters, Konan University, Kobe, 4/1992 ~ 3/1993; Assistant Professor, 4/1984 ~ 3/1992
*
Research Fellow, Institute of Policy and Culture, Chuo University, 4/1997 ~ present
Visiting Scholar, Department of English, Indiana University Bloomington, 3/1997 ~ present
Chair, Program in English, Faculty of Policy Studies, Chuo University, 4/1999 ~ 3/2000; 4/2003 ~ 3/2005
Visiting Lecturer, Reconnaissance Japan Program, Obirin University, Tokyo, 9/1996 ~ 3/1999
Visiting Lecturer, Japanese Studies Program, Konan-Illinois International Exchange Center, Konan University, 4/1989 ~ 3/1993
Visiting Scholar, Faculty of English, University of Cambridge, 4/1988 ~ 3/1989
Education
PhD, Department of English Language and Literature, University College, University of London, 2001
MFA, Program in Creative Writing, Wichita State University, 1984
MA, Department of English and Philosophy, Idaho State University, 1984
BA, Department of English, University of Northern Colorado, 1977
Publications
Undreamt by Tyrants and Orthodoxies: Edward Said, Orientalism, and the Politics of Cyberspace. Forthcoming in Reorienting Orientalism, edited by Chandreyee Niyogi (New Delhi: Sage, 2006).
Ezra Pound and the Invention of Japan. Forthcoming in Ezra Pound: Critical Assessments, edited by Dorsey Kleitz (London: Helm, 2006).
Orientalism, Absence, and Quick-Firing Guns: The Emergence of Japan as a Western Text. Seisaku bunka sôgô kenkyûjo nenpô 7 (2004): 79 ~ 109.
Ed., Emerging from Absence: An Archive of Japan in English-Language Verse. 2003 and continuing, here.
Japonisme, Orientalism, Modernism: A Critical Bibliography of Japan in English-Language Verse, 1900-1950. Online under Creative Commons license, 2003, here.
Truth to Power: A Bibliography of Edward Said On-line. Online under Creative Commons license, 2003, here.
Toward a Classified Bibliography of Not One Thing: Cross-disciplinary Cultural Studies in English-Language Journals, 1999~2002. Sôgôseisaku kenkyû 9 (2003), expanded on-line version, Creative Commons licensed, here.
Undertones of Modernism: Conrad Aiken and Japan. Eigo-eibeibungaku 37 (1997): 289 ~ 300.
American Representations of a Rising Sun: Witter Bynner, Arthur Davison Ficke, and Japan. Sôgôseisaku kenkyû 2 (1996): 1 ~ 17.
Richard Aldington and Japan. Eigo-eibeibungaku 36 (1996): 241 ~ 54.
Japanese Subjects in Twentieth-Century British Art History and Literature: Bibliographical Notes about Laurence Binyon. Sôgôseisaku kenkyû 1 (1995): 181 ~ 91.
William Empson and Japan. Eigo eibeibungaku 35 (1995): 457 ~ 75.
From ‘The Rocks of Sesshu’ to Triumph of the Sparrow: The Japanese Sources of Lucien Stryk’s Early Poems. In Zen, Poetry, the Art of Lucien Stryk, edited by Susan Porterfield (Athens, Ohio: Swallow Press / Ohio University Press, 1993). @ Amazon.com here.
Lucien Stryk and Japan. In Eigo eibeibungaku kenkyû no shinchôryû (Kinseidô, 1992).
A Selected Critical Bibliography of Twentieth-Century British Poetry Influenced by Japan: Edmund Blunden and D. J. Enright, Work from Mainstream British Presses. Kônan daigaku kiyô bungakuron 81 (1992): 181 ~ 232.
Poems in Anthology of American Verse & Yearbook of American Poetry (Beverly Hills: Monitor Books, 1983, 1984), Confluence: Contemporary Kansas Poetry (Lawrence, Kansas: Cottonwood Press, 1984), American Institute of Discussion Review, Colorado-North Review, CutBank, Indiana Review, Midwest Quarterly, Red Cedar Review, and others.
Conference Papers and Invited Lectures
Kokusaika / “Internationalization” and the Absent Other in Japanese Higher Education. Tokai University Institute of Foreign Languages, Tokyo, July 11, 2005.
With Modjtaba Sadria, Privileged at the Margins: Critical Theory and Cultural Change. Sharing Places: Triennial Conference of the European Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies, University of Malta, March 21 ~ 26, 2005. Abstract here.
Undreamt by Tyrants and Orthodoxies: Edward Said, Orientalism, and the Politics of Cyberspace. Other Voices, Other Cultures: Rereading Orientalism, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, August 12 ~ 14, 2004. Abstract here.
Rethinking Pound and Japan. 22nd Conference of the Ezra Pound Society of Japan, University of Nagoya, October 28, 2000.
Illiteracy of a Very High Order: Pound, Exoticism, and Japan. 18th International Ezra Pound Conference, Beijing Foreign Studies University, July 16 ~ 19, 1999.
themargins.net/ fps/vita.htm
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