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Nancy Andrew
Nancy Andrew
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Nancy Andrew
Nancy Andrew
Born
Died
Dallas, Texas
Tokyo
After receiving an honors degree from Indiana in 1969, she began graduate study at the Harvard Yenching
Institute, where her faculty adviser was Edwin O. Reischauer, former United States Ambassador to Japan, and
where she was an editor of Stone Lion Review, published by the East Asian Graduate Students Colloquium.
While doing research for her doctoral dissertation on the feminist movement in Japan, Andrew abandoned her
academic studies to work as a translator for NHK, the Japan Broadcasting Corporation. Her translation of
Murakami's surrealistic novel of post-war life in Japan was published in 1977.
References
Andrew, Warren, One World of Science: Personal Visits to Men of Research in Many Lands, Springfield,
IL: Charles C. Thomas (1966), Chapter 13.
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