Still hear the wound toward an Asia, politics, and art to come

Inhaltsangabe: “… Still hear the wound: expanding dialogues on Asia, politics, and art / Rebecca Jennison -- Afterthoughts, "afterlife", on the occasion of translation / Brett de Bary -- Words for a preface: Jindalle/Azaleas of flowers for body offerings / Lee Chonghwa, translated by Rebecca Jennison and Yoshida Yutaka -- On not letting death die: a prefatory dialogue between Lee Chonghwa and musician/composer Takahashi Yūji / Lee Chonghwa and musician/composer Takahashi Yūji, translated by Brett de Bary and Rebecca Jennison -- The contours of sound / Shinjō Ikuo, translated by Andrew Harding -- Deaths that are not remembered / Satō Izumi, translated by Brett de Bary -- Among delicate remnants: a tale of Mokuninhama or Shore Connivance / Yano Kumiko, translated by Andrew Harding and Ryan Buyco -- Specters of East Asia: Okinawa, Taiwan, and Korea / Choi Jinseok, translated collaboratively by Ryan Buyco, Brett de Bary, Andrew Harding, Miyako Hayakawa, Hirano Oribe, Keiji Kunigami, Jillian Marshall, Andrea Mendoza, and Paul McQuade -- The angels of history in Okinawa: on Takemine Gō and Higa Toyomitsu / Higashi Takuma, translated by Inoue Mayumo -- Her narration and body: on Soni Kum's film work / Ikeuchi Yasuko, translated by Junliang Huang and Brett de Bary -- "Postmemory" in the work of Oh Haji and Soni Kum / Rebecca Jennison -- DVD with live art performance by Ito Tari, and interviews with Kinjō Mitsuru, Yamashiro Chikako, Oh Haji, and Soni Kum / subtitles by Jooyeon Hahm and Andrew Harding …”

My life twenty Japanese women scientists

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