Masaki Wakao

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University of Tartu

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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique / French National Centre for Scientific Research

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UERJ - Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro / Rio de Janeiro State University

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Universitat de Lleida

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Kyoto University

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Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

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TRENDS IN THE SCIENCES, 2013

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近世人の蔵書形成と書物の流通 : 信州更級郡岡田村寺澤直興の場合(<特集>近世文学出版と流通)

Japanese Literature, 2008

Books and the Formation of Early Modern Patterns of Thoughts

The Hitotsubashi review, 2005

Grötzsch's theorem states that every triangle-free planar graph is 3-colorable, and several relat... more Grötzsch's theorem states that every triangle-free planar graph is 3-colorable, and several relatively simple proofs of this fact were provided by Thomassen and other authors. It is easy to convert these proofs into quadratic-time algorithms to find a 3-coloring, but it is not clear how to find such a coloring in linear time (Kowalik used a nontrivial data structure to construct an O(n log n) algorithm). We design a linear-time algorithm to find a 3-coloring of a given triangle-free planar graph. The algorithm avoids using any complex data structures, which makes it easy to implement. As a by-product we give a yet simpler proof of Grötzsch's theorem.

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The Collection and Circulation of Books in the Early Modern Period : The Private Library of Terasawa-Naooki in Okada, Sarashina County of Shinshu( The Publication and Circulation of Early Modern Literature)

Sato Naokata's View on "Taiheikiyomi (太平記読み)

日本思想史学, 1992

2 Ideological Construction and Books in Early Modern Japan—Political Sense, Cosmology, and World Views

Listen, Copy, Read, 2014

This chapter investigates the formation of the Japanese worldview in the early modern period. Nee... more This chapter investigates the formation of the Japanese worldview in the early modern period. Needless to say, ideas about the world and the cosmos are part of the mental process through which individuals construct their own identity within a certain social context. The chapter focuses on the early modern formative process, from the elite to the masses. The role books played in this process cannot be underestimated. The seventeenth century saw the emergence and growth of commercial publishing. The chapter focuses on writings by two individuals of the seventeenth century: Kawachiya Kashō and Andō Shōeki, and presents their biographical details and intellectual background. It demonstrates in what way books, notably military and cosmological works, helped to shape the worldview and social identity of the early modern Japanese. Commoners' diaries or even festival floats, however, may be equally instructive in this respect, but these are for further research. Keywords: Andō Shōeki; cosmological works; Japanese worldview; Kawachiya Kashō; military books