主要業績：- “Shadows of Urban Utopia: Japanese Housing in Colonial Manchuria,” Proceedings of the 35th World Congress of Art History- Motion: Trans-formation (2021), 317–22.- “Touring Buildings of Colonial Modernity: Architecture and Tourism in Manchuria (1905-1945),” Proceedings of EAAC 2015 Gwangju Practical History (2015), 895–98. - “Constructing a Manchurian Identity: Archi-tect Endo Arata and Central Bank Club,” Mod-ern Art Asia 10 (2012), 73–93.Fieldwork (Hakozakigū)Yu YANG広人文学コース講師専 門：日本近代建築史・都市史・美術史専門分野：Yang specializes in architecture, urbanism, and visual culture of modern Japan. Her current working manuscript examines Japanese archi-tectural activities and urban culture in colonial Manchuria. She is also interested in the ex-change of people, materials, and ideas within the Japanese empire during the first half of the twentieth century. Yang teaches courses in modern Japanese art and architecture, urban-ism, and colonial modernity of East Asia.専 門：日本文学、日本思想史専門分野：Weiss’s research focuses on the history of ideas, especially the mythology of ancient Japan and its function in Japan’s cultural memory, including its utilization in modern nation-build-ing and in justifying colonial rule. More broadly, he is interested in the intercultural transfer of ideas (especially within the Sinosphere) and questions of identity formation (perceptions of self and other). Weiss teaches courses in pre-modern Japanese literature, classical Japanese (bungo and kanbun), memory studies, and global performance theory.主要業績：- The God Susanoo and Korea in Japan’s Cul-tural Memory: Ancient Myths and Modern Em-pire (Bloomsbury Academic, 2022)- “Oka Masao in Wien: Ein japanisch-österre-ichischer Kulturkontakt mit Auswirkungen auf die japanische Ethnologie und die deutschsprachige Japanologie,” in Wissen über Wissenschaft: Felder – Formation – Mutation, eds. Manshu Ide, Haruyo Yoshida, and Shizue Hayashi (Stauffenburg, 2021), 71–86.-「神国の境界：スサノオと日鮮同祖論について」立教大学ドイツ文学論集ASPEKT 54（2021）, 3–11.- “Slaying the Serpent: Comparative Mytholog-ical Perspectives on Susanoo’s Dragon Fight,” Journal of Asian Humanities at Kyushu Univer-sity ( JAH-Q) 3 (2018), 1–20.- “Die politische Dimension der japanischen Mythologie: Forschung und Ideologie,” in Re-ligion, Politik und Ideologie: Beiträge zu einer kritischen Kulturwissenschaft, eds. Michael Wachutka, Monika Schrimpf, and Birgit Stae-mmler (Iudicium, 2018), 338–49.David WEISS広人文学コース/講師74楊 昱（ヤン・ユー） ダーヴィッド・ヴァイス
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