Performing Shakespeare in Contemporary Japan: The Yamanote Jijosha’s The Tempest

In considering the Yamanote Jijosha’s The Tempest, this paper explores the significance of performing Shakespeare in contemporary Japan. The company’s The Tempest reveals to contemporary Japanese audiences the ambiguity of Shakespeare’s text by experimenting with the postdramatic and a new acting style. While critically pursuing the meaning and possibility of theatre and performing arts today, this version of The Tempest powerfully presents a critical view of the blindness and dumbness of contemporary Japan, as well as the world represented in the play

Optimal Timber Rotation on Multiple Stands with an Asymmetric Externality

Replaced with revised version of paper 07/28/05.forest economics, multiple stands, non-timber goods, flood risk, spatial externality, additivity properties, Resource /Energy Economics and Policy, Q23, Q57,

MENCARI RESIDU UNTUK MENCARI TRANSFORMASI LAPLACE INVERS

Laplace transform represent one of used mathematics component in many other science. This, \ud because Laplace transform give effective and easy method to get solution from various problem. \ud Application of Residu can be used to look for Laplace invers transform at singular of function . \ud By using formula of complex invers can give easy solution in searching Laplace invers \ud transform, that is by using contour Bromwich and integral contour, hence solution of Laplace \ud invers transform directly earn in searching by using application of residu for function singularity. \ud By using formula of invers complex, hence resolving of Laplace invers transforms by using \ud method of residu can be conducted. This writing will develop and depict Application of residu to \ud look for Laplace invers transform at polar dot singularity, singularity which to the number of do \ud not till, and branch poin

On the η′\eta' Gluonic Admixture

The $\eta'$ which is an $SU(3)_F$ singlet state can contain a pure gluon component, gluonium. We examine this possibility by analysing all available experimental data. It is pointed out that the $\eta'$ gluonic component may be as large as 26%. We also show that the amplitude for $J/\psi -> \eta'\gamma$ decay obtains a notable contribution from gluonium.Comment: 13 pages LaTeX, 5 eps figure