Updated on 2024/09/24
Doctor (Literature) （ 2018.3 Nagoya University ）
Masters (Literature) （ 2012.3 Nagoya University ）
Genji Hinagata
Tale of Genji
Tale of Sagoromo
Kimono Pattern Books
Kimono
Humanities & Social Sciences / Japanese literature / Heian Period Prose Narratives
Nagoya University Graduate School of Law Lecturer
2023.4
Yasuda Women's University Faculty of Letters Japanese Department Assistant Professor
2019.4 - 2023.3
Nagoya University International Education and Exchange Office Assistant Professor
2014.12 - 2019.3
Nagoya University Graduate School of Letters Division of the Humanities
2012.4 - 2018.3
JAPANESE LITERATURE ASSOCIATION
Nagoya Heian Bungaku Kenkyukai
The Society for Classical Japanese Literature Research
Global COE Research Paper Prize
2013.7 Global COE
Michelle Kuhn
Where Parting from Your Money is a Painless Operation : Humor in the Nomura Shojiro Guestbooks
( 53 ) page： 3582 - 3569 2023.1
Marketing Masculinity : Men's Patterns in an 18th Century Kimono Pattern Book
Michelle Kuhn
国語国文論集 / 安田女子大学日本文学会国語国文論集編集室 編 ( 52 ) page： 3480 - 3473 2022.1
Marketing Masculinity: Men’s Patterns in an 18th Century Kimono Pattern Book Reviewed
平野 Michelle
国語国文論集 Vol. 52 page： 15 - 22 2022
江戸中期の歌仙絵の見立てと言葉遊び : 鈴木春信の絵本について Reviewed
平野 ミッシェル
( 51 ) page： 3414 - 3400 2021.1
江戸中期・後期に現れる歌仙絵とその解釈について : 北村季吟の『六六私抄』と喜多武清画『歌仙絵抄』を中心に
CLASSICAL JAPANESE LITERATURE STUDIES:SECOND SERIES Vol. 2020 ( 29 ) page： 29 - 40 2020.10
国語国文論集 ( 50 ) page： 3338 - 3331 2020.1
名古屋大学国際教育交流センター紀要 Vol. 5 page： 93 - 95 2018.10
The Influence of Noh Plays on Kosode Patterns in the Genji Hinagata Reviewed
Michelle Kuhn
Art Research Journal Vol. 18 page： 87 - 100 2018.3
Nagoya University Freshman Seminar: An Introduction to Local Culture
Michelle Kuhn
Proceedings of “Japan in the World and the World in Japan: A Methodological Approach" 2017.11
Aspirational Elegance: Character Interpretation in the ‘Genji Hinagata,’
KUHN Michelle
Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies : PAJLS Vol. 18 page： 69 - 94 2017.6
The Prints of theThirty-Six Poetic Immortals in the Art Institute of Chicago Reviewed
Michelle Kuhn
Japanese Studies Around the World Vol. 20 page： 295 - 306 2017.5
Aspirational Elegance: Character Interpretation in the 'Genji Hiinakata' International coauthorship
Kuhn Michelle
Proceedings of the Association for Japanese Literary Studies Vol. 18 page： 1 - 15 2017
The Thirty-Six Poetic Immortals in the Art Institute of Chicago Reviewed International coauthorship
Kuhn Michelle
世界の日本研究 Vol. 20 page： 285 - 296 2017
平成27年度情報科学研究科・情報文化学部留学生相談室状況報告
名古屋大学国際教育交流センター紀要 Vol. 3 page： 74 - 77 2016.10
『源氏ひいなかた』における中古文学の享受−−明石の君と若む らさきを中心に
Michelle Kuhn
The Society for Classical Japanese Literature Research, the Second Vol. 25 ( 25 ) page： 55 - 67 2016.10
『源氏ひいなかた』における中古文学の享受－－明石の君と若むらさきを中心に―
Kuhn Michelle
古代文学研究（第二次） Vol. 25 page： 55 - 67 2016
平成26年度情報科学研究科・情報文化学部留学生相談室状況報告
名古屋大学国際教育交流センター紀要 Vol. 2 page： 98 - 100 2015.9
Marriage and Class in the Tale of Sagoromo Reviewed
Michelle Kuhn
HERSETEC Vol. 7 ( 1 ) page： 77 - 103 2013.7
安田女子大学文学部日本文学科内日本文学科ブランディング委員会, 古瀬 雅義 , キューン ミッシェル, 島田 大助, 内田 誠一, 外村 彰
安田女子大学文学部日本文学科内日本文学科ブランディング委員会 2023 （ ISBN:9784902782134 ）
安田女子大学日本文学会, 安田文芸論叢編集委員会
安田女子大学日本文学科事務局 2022.2 （ ISBN:9784902782110 ）
西川祐信『正徳ひな形』 : 影印・注釈・研究
石上, 阿希, 加茂, 瑞穂, 高須, 奈都子, 山田, 奨治, 廣瀬, 千紗子
臨川書店 2022.2 （ ISBN:9784653044697 ）
国際的視野からの日本研究 = Japanese studies from international perspectives
郭 南燕 , 国際日本文化研究センター, Doak Kevin Michael, Schamoni Wolfgang, Ben-Ari Eyal, 佐野 真由子 , 堀 まどか , 山崎 佳代子 , Kozyra Agnieszka, Andassova Maral, Botoev Igor, Ruperti Bonaventura, Gerstle C. Andrew, Cummings Alan, Laly Cecile, Torrance Richard, 寺澤 行忠, 李 愛淑 , 李 容相, 張 寅性, 龔 穎, 周 阅, 顧 偉良, 姜 龍範
国際日本文化研究センター 2017 （ ISBN:9784901558884 ）
Shifting Identities of Foreign Visitors to Japan 1910-1940: Mapping the Nomura Shojiro Guestbooks
Grant number：24K15937 2024.4 - 2029.3
Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Early-Career Scientists
Authorship：Principal investigator
Grant amount：\3770000 （ Direct Cost: \2900000 、 Indirect Cost：\870000 ）
The Diaspora of Classical Japanese Literature: Early Japanese Books in America
Grant number：18K12282 2018.4 - 2023.3
Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Early-Career Scientists
HIRANO Michelle
Authorship：Principal investigator
Grant amount：\3250000 （ Direct Cost: \2500000 、 Indirect Cost：\750000 ）
The research project surveyed and photographed woodblock print books in the Art Institute of Chicago. Focusing on books related to classical Japanese literature and the Thirty-Six Immortal Poets in particular, this research project considered the reception and pictorialization of the Thirty-Six Immortal Poets in the Edo period. In the mid-Edo period, "One Poem Immortal Poets" editions were published with both portraits of the poets and illustrations depicting the contents of the poems. These illustrations depicting people in contemporary clothing and settings revolutionized the typical classical depiction of the Immortal Poets. The ways that classical literature permeated popular culture of the day can be followed through the trends of illustrations of the Immortal Poets. Centering on the depiction of Ono no Komachi, the research project demonstrated that clever changes to the depiction of the poet and her poems create a “mitate,” a parodic or humorous interpretation of her poems.
Nomura Shojiro's Legacy: Survey and Preliminary Research of Hinagatabon in America
Grant number：15H06256 2015.8 - 2017.3
Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Research Activity Start-up
KUHN Michelle
Authorship：Principal investigator
Grant amount：\2470000 （ Direct Cost: \1900000 、 Indirect Cost：\570000 ）
Over the two years of this study, approximately one hundred and fifty early-modern Japanese print books from West-coast American collections including a private collection in Tucson, the San Francisco Asian Art Museum, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the Art Institute of Chicago were studied. The study identified several rare items in the collections, for instance an early version of the Saga-bon Thirty-six Poetic Immortals and a print of the Ogura Hyakushu Hinagata, introduced these texts to an international audience, and demonstrated links between these texts and other early-modern Japanese books. This research was presented at five international conferences and published in three journals.
