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The Journal of the Oriental Society of Australia (JOSA) has been published continuously from 1960. It is the oldest journal on Asia currently published in Australia. In 2002, with volume 34, an index of the journal contents covering the 42 year history of the journal was published. That index lists 254 articles: 133 on China, 58 on Japan, 30 on South East Asia, 22 on South Asia, 3 on Korea, 3 on Mongolia, 2 on Tibet, and 1 each on Burma, Cambodia, the Middle East and Sri Lanka. The journal distribution covers 85 academic institutions worldwide.

During the 42 year history of JOSA there have been three editors. The first and founding editor was the late Professor A. R. Davis, formerly Professor of Oriental Studies at the University of Sydney which has provided a safe home for the journal during its history. Every year the Oriental Society of Australia honours the memory of its founder by sponsoring an A. R. Davis Memorial Lecture which is printed in the journal.

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VOL. 39-40 (Part2)	2007-08
The Diaries of Ishikawa Takuboku Hiroko Kobayashi	285
Translation and Originality: Reexamining Lu Xun as a Translator Jon Eugene von Kowallis	320
Domestic 'Slaves' and the Rhetoric of 'Protection' in Darwin and Singapore during the 1920s and 1930s Claire Lowrie	334
Soviet Research on Oriental Despotism and the Asiatic Mode of Production: A Note Bruce Mcfarlane	357
Making Heaven Weep: Funeral Laments in Chinese Culture Anne E McLaren	369
The deterioration of Trade and Commerce during the Mamluk Period in Egypt (1468-1517) Wan Kamal Mujani	385
Gyokusai as Metaphor for the History of Suicide Attacks: From the Pacific War to the War in Iraq Roman Rosenbaum	418
Japanese Nationalism and the Internet: An Examination of the 2 Channel Bulletin Board W. Donald Smith	439
Mr. San Shar, The Burmese Detective, Appears Yuri Takahashi	451
The Unseen Strata of Kobayashi Hideo's Nationalism and Homeland James Wada	468
The Vegetarians (ts'ai hui): A 'Secret Society' in Fujian, China, 1895 Ian Welch	488
From Zeus to Apollo and Back Again: A Note on the Changing Face of Western Seleukid Coinage Nicholas L Wright	527
Korean and Japanese Television Drama: Reflections on Global and Transnational Influences Seiko Yasumoto	540
Deconstructing the Dog of Fo: The Lion Statues at the Gates of Sydney's Chinatown Min-Chia Young	562

VOL. 38	2006
In Search of Love and Truth (reprint) A.R. Davis	1
Keynote Addresses to Fiftieth Anniversary Conference:
The Place of the Australian State within Asia The Hon R.J. Debus, M.P.	15
A.R. Davis Memorial Lecture: Secrets Behind Walls Frits Staal	23
Anthropology and the Orientalist Debate: The Evidence from Nepal Michael Allen	43
Shared Values: A Sino-Australian Conundrum Geremie R. Barmé	60
Is there an Asian Renaissance? Alison Broinowski	68
The Archaeology of the First Emperor's Tomb Jeffrey Riegel	91
Perspective on Life in a Global Environment: The Reception of Evolutionary Theory in Asia Suzuki Sadami	104

VOL. 36-7	2004-5
A. R. Davis Memorial Lecture, 2004: The Outbreak of Occidentalism Alison Broinowski	1
A. R. Davis Memorial Lecture, 2005: Shamans Make History in Okinawa: A Reading of Ôshiro Tatsuhiro's Novel Noro (Mantic Woman, 1985) Leith D. Morton	30
A Re-evaluation of Chen Ziang's "Manifesto of a Poetic Reform" Timothy Wai Keung Chan	56
A Translation of Oda Makoto's '"Aboji" wo fumu" Roman Rosenbaum	86
Mythology in the Fiction of Ôe Kenzaburô Yasuko Claremont	104
Brushes and Booze in the Poetry of Yi Kyubo (1168-1241) Gregory Nicholas Evon	122
The Discourse of Emergence in the Japanese Proletarian Arts league Michael Fitzhenry	150
Book Reviews	176

VOL. 35	2003
A. R. Davis Memorial Lecture: The Scholar as Dragoman M. G. Carter	1
On the Symbolic Significance of Chinese Garden Plants Ye Xiaoqing	20
Buddhist Kingship in Sixth-Century Korea Pankaj N. Mohan	38
Translating Shakespeare: The Case of Tsubouchi Shoyo Leith D. Morton	59
Book Reviews	88

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The index (compiled by Prof. Hugh Clarke) is the first we have attempted in the forty-two year history of the Journal of the Oriental Society of Australia. We have provided a chronological list of contents, an index to the authors and a title keyword index. We have included all the volumes of JOSA and Austrina, the commemorative volume published in 1982 to celebrate the first twenty-five years of the Oriental Society of Australia. We have opted for the title keyword index rather than a subject index or one based on geographical region. The articles are predominantly in the areas of literature, intellectual history and philology with a very strong bias towards Chinese studies. Some of the papers deal with two or more regions of Asia. Variation in font style and designation of authors’ names reflects historical changes in the editorial policy of JOSA.

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