The Explorer Sven Hedin and Kyoto University-Central Asia Fosters East-West Cultural Exchange [単行本]

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• 目次

  Figures and Photos
  Tables
  
  Foreword
  Contributors
  Map: Sven Hedin's route and camp
  TANAKA Kazuko
  
  Section I: Album: Sven Hedin's Original Drawings, ReproductionsDiscovered in the Department of Geography, and Images of Tibet a Century Thereafter
  IKEDA Takumi & SATŌ Ken'ei (photographer)
  
  Preface
  
  1 Tashi Lhunpo Monastery
  2 People of Shigatse
  3 Trans-Himalaya
  4 Tibetans
  5 Tibetan Temple Monasteries
  
  Epilogue
  Supplementary Table: List of Reproductions, Original Artworks,
  and Illustrations in Hedin's Books, etc.
  IKEDA Takumi & TANAKA Kazuko
  
  Section II: Reports: Hedin's Tibetan Expedition and Modern Japan
  
  1 The Headwaters of the "Exploration University"
  YAMAGIWA Juichi
  2 Hedin's Reception in Kyoto, 1908
  TANAKA Kazuko
  3 The Legacy of Sven Hedin's Stay in Kyoto: Reproductions of Original Art by Hedin Left at Kyoto University
  TANAKA Kazuko
  4 Exploration, Science, and Understanding Others: Thinking Through Hedin's Trajectory
  MATSUDA Motoji
  5 Sven Hedin as Artist and Photographer: Extending the Techniques of Cartography and Illustration at the Turn of the Last Century
  HÅKAN Wahlquist
  6 Hedin and Classic Chinese Texts
  KIZU Yuko & TANAKA Kazuko
  
  Column 1: Hedin's Suit of Armor
  TANAKA Kazuko
  Column 2: What did Hedin See in Osaka? An Unsung Episo_de of Unringable Bell
  DEGUCHI Yasuo
  
  Appendix 1: "Chapter XII. The Shui-Tao-Ti-Kang On the Source of the Brahmaputra and the Satlej." (Hedin 1917, vol. 1, Chapter 12: 114 -122)
  TANAKA Kazuko
  Appendix 2: 水道提綱　卷二十二" (Shuidao tigang [Guide to the Network of Waterways], Volume 22nd)
  KIZU Yuko
  Appendix 3: List of place names relating to the description of Brahmaputra and Sutlej headwater regions
  KIZU Yuko & TANAKA Kazuko
  Appendix 4: Map of the water systems and mountains in the headwater areas of the Brahmaputra and Sutlej Rivers
  TANAKA Kazuko
  
  Index

• 内容紹介

  A chance discovery of sixty-odd works of art in a filing cabinet in Kyoto University’s Department of Geography in 2014 triggered an investigation which soon morphed into a multi-disciplinary research project seeking to understand their origins and significance. The works were reproductions of sketches, watercolors and maps produced by the Swedish explorer Sven Hedin, who had visited Kyoto in 1908, immediately after completing his third expedition exploring Central Asia. Through these works Hedin had recorded the people, temples and landscapes of Tibet. But how they came to be reproduced, and what these reproductions were doing in Kyoto remains a mystery.
  Section I presents the sixty reproductions of Hedin’s work, alongside the originals where possible as well as contemporary photographs of the sites Hedin had depicted. Section II focuses on Hedin’s visit to Kyoto with a view to understanding the exchanges of ideas and values between the esteemed guest and his Japanese hosts and interlocutors, as well as investigating the mysteries surrounding story of the reproductions.

• 著者について

  TANAKA Kazuko（田中 和子） (タナカ カズコ)
  Graduate School of Letters, Kyoto University
  Human Geography
  
  SATO Ken’ei（佐藤 兼永） (サトウ ケンエイ)
  Photographer

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