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INFORMATION ABOUT DOCTORAL THESIS

1. Full name of the researcher:Nguyen Duong Do Quyen        

2. Gender: Female

3. Date of birth: November 26, 1981.

4. Place of birth: Hanoi

5. Decision on recognition of PhD students No. 3202/QD-SDH dated November 8, 2010 of the Director of Hanoi National University.

6. Changes in training process: none

7. Thesis topic name:The Role of Sanyutei Encho in Social Life - Japanese culture in the Meiji period.

8. Major: Modern and Contemporary World History Code: 62.22.50.05

9. Scientific instructor:Prof. Dr. Nguyen Van Kim

10. Summary of new results of the thesis:

- ClarifyDevelopment trends of Japanese cultural history during the Meiji period; analysisThe process of inheritance and adaptation of Yose popular art and Rakugo storytelling-spoken artfrom a tradition of urban society and culture that flourished during the Edo period to a type that bears the markmodernizationMeiji period

- Research on original historical sources, documents and research on Sanyutei Encho - author, Rakugo storyteller-spoken artist, typical popular culture activist of the late Edo period - early Meiji period in relation to the events and context of the era to clarifylife, career and social relationships, main contributions and influences of Sanyutei Encho in the cultural and social life of Japan during the Meiji period.

- Through the case study of Sanyutei Encho, the thesis hasAnalyze and clarify the role of urban artists in attracting the masses., andThe process of assimilation of Edo's urban cultural tradition, an important premise and internal force of the modernization of Japanese society and culture.

- The thesis is the first research work in Vietnam on Japanese history during the Meiji period from an in-depth research approach on the career of a historical figure - a contemporary cultural celebrity, connecting the flow of two important periods in Japanese history, the Edo period and the Meiji period, and at the same time is the first research to approach the issue from the perspective of social history, cultural history and art history.

- The thesis is also the first large-scale work in Vietnam to research the character Sanyutei Encho and take Encho as a case study to clarify related historical and social issues during the Meiji period.

11. Practical application:

- Contribute a reference document in the field of research and teaching of Japanese history in particular, and modern world history in general in Vietnam.

12. Further research directions:

- Continue to research the development of urban culture during the Edo and Meiji periods.

- Continue to research the changes and contributions of the storytelling-oral art of Rakugo in the above historical period.

14. Published works related to the thesis:

1) Nguyen Duong Do Quyen (2015), “The art of storytelling-spoken Rakugo in the process of Japan's modernization during the Meiji period”,Folklore Magazine(158), pp.74-80.

2) Nguyen Duong Do Quyen (2014), "Research situation on Sanyutei Encho - a great cultural figure of the Meiji period",Journal of Social Science Information(383), pp.26-33.

3) Nguyen Duong Do Quyen (2014), "The modernization process of Japanese popular theater in the Meiji period",Journal of Northeast Asian Studies(165), pp.60-65.

4) Nguyen Duong Do Quyen (2012), “Traditional Japanese art in Vietnam”,Lecture on Japanese Studies - Japan and Asia, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, The Gioi Publishing House, pp.113-132. (『A study of the effects of climate change on the environment and the environment』、日本研究論文集「日本とアジア」(Japanese), pp. 163-179).

5) Nguyen Duong Do Quyen (2010), “Artist Sanyutei Encho with the classical art of Rakugo comedy”,Lecture on Japanese Studies (Volume 1) History - Culture - Society, Hanoi National University, World Publishing House, pp.103-116. (『The study of the impact of climate change on the environment and the economy』日本研究論文集「歴史・文化・社会」(Japanese), pp.81-90).

 

INFORMATION ON DOCTORAL THESIS

1. Full name: Nguyen Duong Do Quyen 2. Sex: Female

3. Date of birth: 26 November 1981 4. Place of birth: Hanoi

5. Admission decision number: 3202/QD-SĐH, Dated: 8 November 2010 by President of the Vietnam National University, Hanoi

6. Changes in academic process: None

7. Official thesis title: The role of Sanyutei Encho in the social - cultural life of Meiji Japan

8. Major: World's Modern History Code: 62.22.50.05

9. Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Nguyen Van Kim

10. Summary of the new findings of the thesis:

- Clarifying the evolution trend of the Japanese social – cultural history during the Meiji period; analyzing the process of inheriting and acculturation of Yose vaudeville art and storytelling - Rakugo from a townspeople's social – cultural tradition which strongly developed during the Edo period to become a genre bearing the trace of modernization of the Meiji period.

- Examining original historical sources, documents and studies on Sanyutei Encho – an author, Rakugo storyteller, excellent popular cultural activism of the late Edo - early Meiji period - in the relationship with the contemporary events and context to identify Sanyutei Encho's life, career and social relationships, his main contributions and influences in the Meiji's social - cultural life of Japan.

- Analyzing and clarifying, by the case study on Sanyutei Encho, the role of urban artists in stimulating the mass population and the acculturation of the Edo's popular cultural tradition, a premise and inner force of the Japanese social - cultural modernization.

- The thesis is the first study on Japanese history in the Meiji era from the perspective of in-depth research on the activities and contributions of a great cultural activist and historical figure which connects the downstream of the two important periods of the Japanese history – Edo and Meiji. It is also the first study that approaches the matter from the perspective of culture and art history.

- The thesis is a first large-scale research work on Sanyutei Encho in Vietnam, also a first work that takes up Encho as a case study to illustrate related historical issues in the Meiji era.

11. Practical applicability, if any:

The thesis is expected to contribute a reference document in the research and teaching of Japanese history as well as world's modern history in Vietnam.

12. Further research directions, if any:

- Further research on the evolution of Edo and Meiji townspeople's Culture.

- Further research on the changes and the contribution of the storytelling art - Rakugo in such historical period.

13. Thesis-related publications:

1) Nguyen Duong Do Quyen (2015), “The Art of Rakugo Performance in the Period of Modernization in Meiji Japan”,Folk Culture Review(158), pp.74-80.

2) Nguyen Duong Do Quyen (2014), “Studies on Sanyutei Encho – The Great Cultural Activist of Meiji Period”,Social Sciences Information Review(383), pp.26-33.

3) Nguyen Duong Do Quyen (2014), “Japanese Mass Stage Modernization Meiji Period”,Vietnam Review of Northeast Asian Studies(165), pp.60-65.

4) Nguyen Duong Do Quyen (2012), “Japanese Traditional Arts in Vietnam”,Lectures on Japanese Studies – Japan and Asia, Vietnam National University (Hanoi), World Publishing House, pp.113-132. (『ベトナムにおける日本の伝統文化』、日本研究論文集「日本とアジア」(Japanese), pp.163-179).

5) Nguyen Duong Do Quyen (2010), “Sanyutei Encho in classical Rakugo”,Lectures on Japanese Studies (Vol. 1) History - Culture - Society, Vietnam National University (Hanoi), World Publishing House, pp.103-116. (『古典落語における三遊亭円朝』、日本研究論文集「歴史・文化・社会」(Japanese), pp.81-90)

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