Cahiers d'Extrême-Asie 32 (2023)

Bilingual Journal of the École française d'Extrême-Orient.

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Martin Nogueira Ramos is an Associate Professor of Japanese studies at the French School of Asian Studies (École française d’Extrême-Orient). His research focuses on the social history of Christianity in Edo and Meiji Japan. His books include a monograph, La foi des ancêtres: Chrétiens cachés et catholiques dans la société villageoise japonaise, xviie–xixe siècles (CNRS Éditions, 2019); and a coedited volume with François Lachaud, D’un empire, l’autre: Premières rencontres entre la France et le Japon au xixe siècle (EFEO, 2021).

Gaétan Rappo is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Culture and Information Science at Doshisha University. He specializes in the history of Japanese religions in the medieval and early modern period, as well as the digital humanities. Aside from a monograph on the medieval Shingon monk Monkan, Rhétoriques de l’hérésie dans le Japon médiéval et moderne: Le moine Monkan (1278-1357) et sa réputation posthume (L’Harmattan, 2017), he has written several articles on Japanese Buddhism and Shinto.

Suzuki Kenkō 鈴木堅弘 is an Adjunct Professor at Osaka University and Kyoto Seika University. He specializes in Edo-period cultural and art history. Recently, he has published an introductory book on the iconological analysis of the Japanese erotic art shunga 春画: “Kakushi aitemu” de yomitoku shunga nyūmon 「隠しアイテム」で読み解く春画入門 (Shūeisha Intānashonaru, 2022).