Rate My Professor Akiko Uchiyama

Uchiyama's scholarly output includes co-editing Border-crossing Japanese Literature: Reading Multiplicity (Routledge, 2023) with Barbara Hartley, contributing the introduction and chapter "Sydney!"; Diverse Voices in Translation Studies in East Asia (Peter Lang, 2019) with Nana Sato-Rossberg, featuring her chapter "Translating as writing: Wakamatsu Shizuko's empathetic translation as a creative literary art"; and contributions to Women and Soldiers: Sexual Violence and Survival Strategies in Occupied Japan (Trans Pacific Press, 2024). Selected book chapters are "The politics of translation in Meiji Japan" in The Routledge Handbook of Translation and Politics (2018), "Assimilation or resistance? Yukichi Fukuzawa's digestive translation of the West" (2012), and "Japanese girl's comfort reading of Anne of Green Gables" (2010). Prominent journal articles encompass "Akage no An in Japanese girl culture: Muraoka Hanako's translation of Anne of Green Gables" (Japan Forum, 2014), "Meeting the New Anne Shirley: Matsumoto Yūko's Intimate Translation of Anne of Green Gables" (TTR, 2013), and "Applications of technologies in T&I courses in Australia: perceptions of T&I academics" (Journal of Translation and Language Studies, 2022). She also co-translated Tōkina-to: The Story of the Owl God’s Little Sister (2020).