Книга Тревожные воины. Гендер, память и поп-культура в японской армии - Сабина Фрюштюк

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Silver 2005 – Silver Alain. The samurai film. Woodstock: Overlook Press, 2005.

Singer 2005 – Singer P. W. Children at war. New York: Pantheon Books, 2005.

Skabelund 2006 – Skabelund Aaron. To become a “beloved Self-Defense Force”: The early postwar Japanese miltary’s efforts to woo wider society. Unpubl. paper presented at the annual meeting of the Association for Asian Studies. San Francisco, 2006, April 19.

Smith 2002 – Smith Kerry. The Shōwa Hall: Memorializing Japan’s war at home // Public Historian. 2002. № 24 (4). P. 35–64.

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Sontag 2003 – Sontag Susan. Regarding the pain of others. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2003.

Sōrifu 1995 – Kongo no Jieitai no yakuwari ni kan suru yoron chōsa (Opinion poll on the role of the SDF in the future). Sōrifu, 1995.

Soysal 2000 – Soysal Yasemin Nuhoglu. Indentity and transnationalization in German school textbooks // Censoring history: Citizenship and memory in Japan, Germany, and the United States / ed. by Laura Hein and Mark Selden. Armonk, NY: M. E. Sharpe, 2000. P. 127–149.

Sōyū: So You 2001a – Umi katsudō memoriaru foto (Memorial photographs of federation activities) // Sōyū: So You. 2001. № 145 (4). P. 32–33.

Sōyū: So You 2001b – Beikoku de no jissenteki shageki kunren ni sanka (Participation in real shooting exercises in the United States) // Sōyū: So You. 2001. № 145 (4). P. 74–77.

Spakowski 2003 – Spakowski Nicolas. Die Konstruktion der Soldatin in der Volksrepublik China: Das sozialistische Gleichheitspostulat und seine Untergrabung (The construction of the female soldier in the People’s Republic of China: The socialist postulate of equality and its destruction) // Gender und Militär: Internationale Erfahrungen mit Frauen und Männern in Streitkräften / ed. by Christine Eifler and Ruth Seifert. Königstein: Ulrike Helmer Verlag and Heinrich Böll Stiftung, 2003. P. 188–220.

Spangenberg 1998 – Spangenberg Stefan. Bundeswehr und öffentliche Meinung: Betrachtungen zum aktuellen Verhältnis zwischen Gesellschaftund Streitkräften (The German military and public opinion: Observations concerning the current relations between society and armed forces). Strausberg: Sozialwissenschaftliches Institut der Bundeswehr, 1998.

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Steger 2004 – Steger Brigitte. (Keine) Zeit zum Schlafen? Kulturhistorische und sozialanthropologische Erkundungen japanischer Schlafgewohnheiten (So time for sleep? Cultural-historical and socioanthropological investigations into Japanese customs of sleep). Münster: LIT Verlag, 2004.

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Stiehm 1989 – Stiehm Judith Hicks. Arms and the enlisted woman. Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1989.

Sugihara Y., Sugihara G. 1997 – Sugihara Yūsuke, Sugihara Gōsuke. Mishima Yuikio to Jieitai (Mishima Yukio and the SDF). Naragi shobō, 1997.

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Sugiyama 1998a – Sugiyama Takao. Heishi ni kike (Listen to the soldiers). Shinchō Bunkō, 1998.

Sugiyama 1998b – Sugiyama Takao. Heishi o miyo (Look at the soldiers). Shinchō Bunkō, 1998.

Suleiman 2002 – Suleiman Susan Rubin. History, memory, and moral judgment in documentary film: On Marcel Ophul’s Hotel Terminus: The life and times of Klaus Barbie // Critical Inquiry. 2002. № 28. P. 509–541.

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Tachibana 1912 – Tachibana Koichirō. Yasukuni Jinja ni tsuite (About Yasukuni Shrine) // Senyū. 1912. № 21. P. 18–20.

Takagi 1999 – Takagi Hiroshi. Sakura to nashonarizumu: Nisshin sensō ikō no someiyoshino no shokuju (Cherry blossoms and nationalism: The planting of Someiyoshino after the Sino-Japanese war) // Seiki tenkanki no kokusai chit– suJo to kokumin bunka no keisei (World order and the formation of a popular culture around the turn of the century) / ed. by Nishikawa Nagao and Watanabe Kōzo. Kashiwa shobō, 1999. P. 147–170.

Takahashi K. 1999 – Takahashi Kenji. Datsu gōmanizumu saiban (Out of the arrogance manifesto trial) // Kikan: Sensō Sekinin Kenkyū. 1999. № 26. P. 36–39.

Takahashi M. 2001 – Takahashi Mikā. Taimu to katei o ryōritsu sase (Coexistence of unit duties and family) // Sōyū: So You. 2001. № 145(4). P. 82–83.

Takahashi T., Takao 2001 – Takahashi Tetsuya, Takao Saitō. Heiwa to byodo o akiramenai (We cannot give up peace and equality). Shobunsha, 2001.

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