The Dickens Fellowship: Japan Branch

The Japan Branch Bulletin










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No. 40 (2017) (PDF) 




No. 39 (2016) (PDF) 




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No. 30 (2007) (PDF, 4,004KB) 


    

  • Editorial 

      

    • Towards the Bicentenary of Dickens's Birth (Eiichi Hara)

    

  • Article 

      

    • The Evangelical Aspect of The Pickwick Papers (Yoshida Kazuho)

    • Sleep in Oliver Twist (Tomoya Watanabe)

    • Historicity of the French Revolution Novels: A Tale of Two Cities and La Vandée (Aya Yatsugi)

    

  • Reviews

      

    • Wandering Girl Nell, based on Dickens, dir. by Keinosuke Tsuchiya (Yuji Miyamaru)

    • Elizabeth James, Charles Dickens, trans. Hiroko Takahashi  (Yumiko Hirono)

    • Malcolm Andrews, Charles Dickens and His Performing Selves: Dickens and the Public Readings (Yasuhiko Matsumoto)

    • Osamu Imahayashi, Charles Dickens and Literary Dialect (Masahiro Hori)

    • Jane H. Berard, Dickens and Landscape Discourse (Atsuko Miyake)

    • Takanobu Tanaka, The Transition of Dickens’s View of Gender: Conflict between the Centre and the Margin (Takashi Nakamura)

    • G. M. Young, Victorian England: Portrait of an Age, trans. Masaie Matsumura and Kenji Muraoka (Taichi Usami)

    • Koji Kawamoto, and Masaie Matsumura, eds., Victorian Britain and East Asia (Kumie Inose)

    

  • Fellowship's Miscellany

      

    • Editing The Reader's Encyclopedia of Charles Dickens (Takao Saijo)

    • The CD's CD-ROM Was Not Built in a Day (Mitsuharu Matsuoka)

    • To the Memory of my Dear Two Professors: Shigekiyo Kawahara and Sylvére Monody (Takashi Terauchi)

    • Dickens Glossary (Hideaki Shimizu)

    • Bullying in the Works of Dickens (Mitsuharu Matsuoka)

    

  • News and Reports 

      

    • The 101st International Dickens Fellowship Conference in Philadelphia (Takao Saijo)

    • Annual General Meeting of the Japan Branch 2006

    • The Japan Branch Spring Conference 2007 

    • Special Guest Articles

        

      • Dickens and Gad’s Hill Place (Takashi Terauchi)

      • Dickens and Amateur Theatricals: Their Effect on his Novel Writing (Takao Saijo)

      • Characterization as a Result of the Use of Shorthand in Dickens's Writing (Yasuhiko Matsumoto)

      • Dickens and Charity: An Evaluation of Urania Cottage (YAkiko Takei)

      

    • Agreements, Japan Branch of the Dickens Fellowship

    • In Memoriam

        

      • Professor Philip Collins (Takao Saijo)

      • Doctor Toshikatsu Murayama (Yuji Miyamaru)

      

    • Publications by Members of the Japan Branch, 2006?2007

    • Index of the Bulletin, No. 1 (1978) ? No. 30 (2007) 

    


    





No. 29 (2006) (PDF, 4,305KB) 


    

  • Editorial 

      

    • Queen Mab's Chariot over the Wasteland (Eiichi Hara)

    • Passing the Torch to our New President (Takao Saijo)

    

  • Article 

      

    • The State in Barnaby Rudge (Akihiro Fujii)

    

  • Reviews

      

    • Dickens, American Notes, trans. by Ito, Shimogasa, and Kumamoto (Hideo Kawasumi)

    • Oliver Twist, based on Dickens, directed by Roman Polanski (Matsuhito Sowa)

    • Allan Conrad Christensen, Nineenth-Century Narratives of Contagion: Our Feverish Contact (Jenny Holt)

    • Koji Oi, America Seen by Travelers: Cobbett, Cooper, Dickens (Hideo Kawasumi)

    • Megumi Arai, Why Is Mary Poppins So Cross: The British Class System Seen in Novels and Films (Akiko Kimura)

    

  • Fellowship's Miscellany

      

    • Aspects of Suicide in the Works of Dickens (Mitsuharu Matsuoka)

    • A Letter from Oxford (Keiko Kawamura)

    • Living and Studying in Canterbury (Yasuhiko Matsumoto)

    

  • News and Reports 

      

    • The 100th Annual Conference of the Dickens Fellowship at Amsterdam (Eiichi Hara)

    • Dickensians in Holland (Kiiko Nagaoka)

    

  • Annual General Meeting of the Japan Branch 2005 

  • The Japan Branch Spring Conference 2006 

  • Special Guest Articles

      

    • The Carriage that Goes Over on the Left Side: Dickens and Cerebrovascular Accident (Ryota Kanayama)

    • Was Dickens Reconciled with Catherine? (Takashi Terauchi)

    • Dickens and 'the Moving Age' (Tony Williams)

    

  • Agreements, Japan Branch of the Dickens Fellowship

  • Publications by Members of the Japan Branch










No. 28 (2005) (PDF, 3,219KB) 


    

  • Editorial Towards Oneness with Overseas Branches (Takao Saijo)


  • Articles 

      

    • Change and Changelessness in Barnaby Rudge: Dickens as a Historical Novelist (Aya Yatsugi)

    • Sissy's Role in Hard Times (Akiko Nakajima)

    

  • Reviews

      

    • Masatoshi Ogino, Interpreting the History: The Idea and Culture of the Victorians (Fumie Tamai)

    • Yoko Tanabe, trans., Little Dorrit (Kiyotaka Kai)

    • Hirosato Ito, trans., The Cricket on the Hearth (Taichi Usami)

    • Hiroko Ishizuka, The Mediterranean Sea in the Eyes of Victorian People (Hiroyuki Ide)

    • Michael Slater, An Intelligent Person's Guide to Dickens, trans. by Toru Sasaki (Yasuhiok Matsumoto)

    

  • Fellowship's Miscellany

      

    • Watching Silent Films of Dickens (Toru Sasaki)

    • Dickens's Last Words: "Yes??on the Ground" (Takashi Terauchi)

    • Emlyn Williams as Dickens (Yoshio Arai)

    

  • News and Reports 

      

    • The 99th Dickens Fellowship International Conference at Canterbury (Takao Saijo)

    • On the 99the Dickens Fellowship International Conference at Canterbury (Yoshio Arai)

    • Lecture and Reading in Philadelphia and New York (Yoshio Arai)

    • The Silver Jubilee of the Dickens Project (Tomoko Kanda)

    

  • Annual General Meeting of the Japan Branch 2004 

  • The Japan Branch Spring Conference 2005 

  • Special Guest Articles

      

    • The Eagle and the Dove: Dickens and Mrs Gaskell, and the Publishing Culture of the Mid-Nineteenth Century (Alan Shelston)

    • London's Modernization Viewed from Bridges(Atsushi Katagi)

    • Dickens and Australia(Alan Dilnot)

    

  • Agreements, Japan Branch of the Dickens Fellowship

  • Publications by Members of the Japan Branch

  • List of Members










No. 27 (2004) (PDF, 1,399KB) 


    

  • Editorial Dickens and Australia (Takao Saijo)


  • Articles 

      

    • Science, or Popular Imagination: Mr. Pickwick's Folklore  (Takashi Kozawa)

    • A Study of A Tale of Two Cities: The Light and Shadow of an Angel (Takanobu Tanaka)

    

  • Reviews

      

    • Yoko Tanabe, trans., Barnaby Rudge (Akio Shinoda) 

    • Keisuke Fujioka, trans., Sketches by Boz: The Short Stories (Ryota Kanayama)

    • Kensuke Ueki, A Study of Charles Dickens as a Journalist and Novelist (Takao Saijo)

    • Mitsuharu Matsuoka, ed., The World of Gissing: In the Year of the Centenary  (Akemi Yoshida)

    • Shigeru Koike, A Dictionary of English Culture (Keiji Kanameda)

    • Masahiro Hori, Investigating Dickens' Style: A Collocational Analysis  (Keiji Kanameda)

    • Shigeru Koike, A Dictionary of English Culture (Osamu Imabayashi)

    

  • Fellowship's Miscellany

      

    • The Mystery of Charles Dickens  (Hideo Kawasumi)

    • Dickens and 'Excelsior': A Supplement (Takashi Terauchi)

    • Women and Marriage (Mayumi Yamamoto)

    • A Hyper-Concordance to the Works of Dickens (Mitsuharu Matsuoka)

    

  • News and Reports 

      

    • The 98th Dickens Fellowship International Conference (Takao Saijo)

    

  • Annual General Meeting of the Japan Branch 2003 

  • The Japan Branch Spring Conference 2004 

  • Special Guest Articles

      

    • Dickens and Shakespeare  (Paul Schlicke)

    • The Martyr in Dickens (Adrian Poole)

    • 'This fiction of an occupation': Mr Boffin's Encounter with Blight (Peter Robinson)

    • Dickens and fin de siêcle (Masaie Matsumura)

    

  • Special Feature: A Search for Dickens' Imaginative Sources

      

    • Introduction (Toyoko Matsumura)

    • Barnaby Rudge and the Romance of the Apprentice  (Eiichi Hara)

    • A Detective with No Appetite in Martin Chuzzlewit  (Hideo Kajiyama)

    • Who Could Save Mr. Dombey?: A Rereading of Dombey and Son (Toyoko Matsumura)

    

  • Agreements, Japan Branch of the Dickens Fellowship

  • Publications by Members of the Japan Branch










No. 26 (2003) (PDF, 4,149KB) 


    

  • Editorial Great Expectations and ￡1 Notes  (Takao Saijo)


  • Articles 

      

    • 'Excelsior': A Motto Connecting Dickens and Longfellow  (Takashi Terauchi)

    • Dickens's Readers and the Reader Howitt: A Dispute over The Haunted House (Susumu Onodesra)

    • Pip and Two Men (Mayuko Okuda)

    • Dickens, Collins, and Mental Science: Aspects of Consciousness in Our Mutual Friend and Armadale
 (Sakiko Nonomura)

    • The Mystery of Edwin Drood and The Moonstone: Race and Empire Represented by Dickens and Collins
 (Kazuko Miyagawa)

    

  • Reviews

      

    • Masaie Matsumura, The Light and Shadow of Nineteenth-Century London: From the Regency to the Age of Dickens (Eiichi Hara) 

    • Hiroko Ishizuka, trans., David Copperfield (Toyoko Matsumura)

    • Yoko Tanabe, trans., The Pickwick Papers (Sozo Umemiya)

    • Tadao Yamamoto, Growth and System of the Language of Dickens: An Introduction to A Dickens Lexicon (Masahiro Hori)

    • Tsutomu Yamazaki, The Heart of Dickens  (Kiiko Nagaoka)

    

  • Fellowship's Miscellany

      

    • Worcester's Dictionary and Dickens  (Takashi Terauchi)

    • A Letter from Aberdeen, North Britain (2)  (Akiko Takei)

    • Site Search and Concordance (Mitsuharu Matsuoka)

    

  • Annual General Meeting of the Japan Branch 2002 

  • The Japan Branch Spring Conference 2003 

  • Special Feature: Dickens Criticism after 1980

      

    • Introduction (Toshikatsu Murayama)

    • Dickens and New Historicism (Toshikatsu Murayama)

    • Dickens and Postcolonial Theory (Fumie Tamai)

    • Alexander Welsh’s Dickens Criticism (Midori Niino)

    

  • Agreements, Japan Branch of the Dickens Fellowship

  • Publications by Members of the Japan Branch







No. 25 (2002) (PDF, 4,673 KB)


    

  • Editorial Novel-Writing and Amateur Theatricals (Takao Saijo)


  • Articles 
      

    • The Old Curiosity Shop and The Gambler:The Fall of the Gambler (Yoko Oikawa)

    • Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities and Trollope's La Vendée (Kuichi Saito)

    • A New Heroine: Estella's Story in Great Expectations (Saori Takahashi)

    • Miss Havisham and Victorian Psychiatry (Akiko Takei)

    • Great Expectations: Democracy and the Problem of Social Inclusion (Fumie Tamai)

    • The Wise Fool, Joe: Pip Begging Joe's Forgiveness (Masayo Hasegawa)


    • Mr Podsnap and the Watery Empire: A View of Our Mutual Friend from
The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Akihiro Fujii)

    

  • Reviews

      

    • Midori Niino, The Labyrinth of the Novel: Reading Dickens's Later Novels (Takashi Nakamura) 

    • Toru Sasaki, ed., The Best of Wilkie Collins (Hideo Kajiyama)


    • Takao Saijo, ed., Victorian Novel and Crime (Toshikatsu Murayama)

    • Mitsuharu Matsuoka, ed. and trans., Selected Short Stories of Mrs Gaskell (Miyuki Amano)

    • Hiroyuki Tanita, Labyrinth in the Far North: Expeditions to the Arctic and Victorian Culture (Midori Niino)

    

  • Special Article

      

    • Slimming or Slumming?: Dickens and the Shift from Monthly to Weekly Serialization (Graham Law)


    

  • Fellowship's Miscellany

      

    • A Canterbury Tale: Dickens, Postcolonial, and France (Sari Nishigaki)

    • An Article on Dickens and the Victorian Railway Signaling System  (Shigeru Koike)

    • News and Reports

        

      • The Centenary Conference at London (Takao Saijo)

      • Images from the London Conference 2002 

      • A Man for All Media: The Popularity of Dickens (1902-2002) (Toru Sasaki)

      • Special Lecture by Professor Malcolm Andrews at Nihon University (Tomoko Kanda)

      

    

  • Annual General Meeting of the Japan Branch 2001


  • The Japan Branch Spring Conference 2002

  • Special Feature: A History of Modern Dickens Criticism: from Gissing to Marcus

      

    • Introduction (Takao Saijo)

    • On George Gissing (Shigeru Koike)

    • On G. K. Chesterton (Toru Sasaki)

    • On George Orwell and Before (Masaie Matsumura)

    • On Humphry House and Dickens (Shiro Yamamoto)

    • A Cultural Reading of J. Hillis Miller's Dickens Criticism (Eiichi Hara)

    • The Literary Criticism on the Works of Dickens by Steven Marcus (Kensuke Ueki)

    

  • Agreements, Japan Branch of the Dickens Fellowship

  • Publications by Members of the Japan Branch








No. 24 (2001) (PDF, 4,992 KB)


    

  • Editorial "March of Progress" in Japan (Takao Saijo)

  • Articles 
      

    • Agnes and Nineteenth-Century Ideas of Womanhood (Saori Takahashi)


    • Mr Merdle and Mr Melmotte (Kuichi Saito)

    • A Man Called Carton (Masayo Hasegawa)

    • "Gloomy Men": On the Process of Creating Victorian Masculinity in Our Mutual Friend (Sari Nishigaki)

    • Who Cares Who Killed Edwin Drood?: A Speculative Reading of The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Hideo Kajiyama)

    

  • Review

      

    • Masaie Matsumura, A Tale of the Crystal Palace (Hiroshi Fujita) 


    

  • Special Article

      

    • "Delightful, Splendid, and Surprising": The Theatre Dickens Knew (Paul Schlicke)

    

  • Fellowship's Miscellany

      

    • Notes on American Notes (Hideo Kawasumi)

    • My Days in Dickens Land (Yuji Miyamaru)

    • Tidings from the North: A Letter from Aberdeen, Scotland (Akiko Takei)

    • News and Reports

        

      • My Third Experience in the Dickens Universe (Aya Yatsugi)

      • Dickens Fest in Honour of Michael Slater (Toru Sasaki)


      • Gerald Dickens and Simon Callow: Readings and One-Man Performacne (Shinji Sato)

      • Mitsu Matsuoka Hits the Headlines? (Eiichi Hara)

      • The 95th Dickens Fellowship Annual General Conference (Yoshio Arai)

      

    

  • Annual General Meeting of the Japan Branch 2000

      

    • Paper: Moderator Midori Niino

        

      • Dickens's Editorial Policy in Household Words: Representations of the Preston Strike in
"On Strike," "Locked Out," and Hard Times as Compared with Other Contemporary Articles (Tomoko Kanda)


      

    • Special Feature: "Dickens and the Empire"

        

      • Introduction (Takanobu Tanaka)

      • Why Does Dickens Make Florence's Travel to China a Parable of Domestic Happiness? (Toyoko Matsumura)

      • London and the Empire in Bleak House (Keiji Kanameda)

      • "The Thorn of Anxiety": The Mystery of Edwin Drood and the Empire (Takanobu Tanaka)

      

    

  • The Japan Branch Spring Conference 2001


      

    • Symposium, "Dickens and Hogarth"

        

      • Summary (Ken Aoki)

      • Crime and Poverty as Spectacle in Oliver Twist (Takashi Nakamura)

      • Artistry in Dickens and Hogarth (Yasuhiko Matsumoto)

      

    • Lecture by Professor Yoshio Arai: Narrative Technique in Dickens Novels: A Relation between his Literary Styles and Vocal Expressions

    

  • Obituaries

  • Agreements, Japan Branch of the Dickens Fellowship

  • Publications by Members of the Japan Branch








No. 23 (2000) (PDF, 1,545 KB)


    

  • Editorial Marking Our Thirtieth Anniversary (Takao Saijo)

  • Articles 
      

    • Charles Dickens and May 7 (Tsutomu Yamazaki)


    • Esther Summerson's Disease and Good Will (Aya Yatsugi)

    • Can Pip Be the Hero of His Own Life? (Yasuhiko Matsumoto)

    • Our Mutual Friend and The Idiot: The Stories of Passionate Love (Yoko Oikawa)

    • The Mystery of Edwin Drood Viewed from Streets (Akihiro Fujii)

    

  • Reviews

  • Fellowship's Miscellany

      

    • The Invisible Hand of God, Part 2: An Economist's Excursion into Literature (Masahiko Nasu)


    • A Summer in London (Ken Aoki)

    • Grotesque Women in Dickens (Mayumi Yamamoto)

    • News and Reports

        

      • The 2000 Dickens Conference at Rochester (Hidetoshi Kimura and Yuji Miyamaru)

      

    

  • Annual General Meeting of the Japan Branch 1999

      

    • Paper: Moderator Eiichi Hara

        

      • The Melodramatic Self-Expression in Nicholas Nickleby (Kiyotaka Kai)


      

    • Lecture by Professor Michael Slater: "The Artistry of Our Mutual Friend" followed by readings from Our Mutual Friend

    • [Summery] Matsuto Sowa

    

  • The Japan Branch Spring Conference 2000

      

    • Papers:

        

      1. Moderator Mitsuharu Matsuoka

          


        • Dickens and Dostoevsky: Murders for Love in Our Mutual Friend (Yoko Oikawa)

        

      2. Moderator Keiji Kanameda

          

        • Who Cares Who Killed Edwin Drood?: A Speculative Reading of The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Hideo Kajiyama)

        

      3. Moderator Toshikatsu Murayama


          

        • Symbolic Aspects of Esther Summerson's Disease (Aya Yatsugi)

        

      

    • Lecture by Dr. Paul Schlicke: "The Theatre Dickens Knew" followed by readings

    • [Summary] Kensuke Ueki

    

  • Obituaries

  • Agreements, Japan Branch of the Dickens Fellowship







No. 22 (1999) (PDF, 851 KB)



    

  • Takao Saijo, "The Multi-dimentional Dickens"

  • Shigeru Koike, "On Resigning the Secretaryship"     

  • Takashi Nakamura, "Contagious Illness as Metaphor in Bleok House"

  • Hiden Kawasumi, "The Military Man in Dickens"

  • Hirosato Ito, "Visiting the Dickens Festival"

  • Hidetoshi Kimura, "The 93rd Dickens Fellowship International Conference"

  • AGM, 1998

      

    • Reading Research Paper (Moderator: Masatoshi Ogino)

        

      • "Amy Dorrit and Dostoevsky's Sonya" by Risa Kotera

      

    • Lecture (Moderator: Toru Sasaki)

        


      • Professor Andrew Sanders (University of London)

          
"Dickens and Class"

        

      

    

  • Spring Conference, 1999

      

    • Reading Research Papers (Moderator: Masaynki Toga)

        

      • "The Composition of Reversal: Disease and Healing in Great Expectations" by Sari Nishigaki (Kwansei Gakuin University)

      • "Can Pip Be the Hero of His Own Life? A Psychotherapeutic Analysis" by Yasuhiko Matsumoto (Tokyo University of Science)

      

    • Symposium: "Dickens in the Eyes of the Later Novelists" (Moderator: Masatoshi Ogino)

        


      • Kuichi Saito, "Trollope and Dickens"

      • Miyuki Amano, "George Eliot's Rewriting of Bleak House in Felix Holt"

      • Shigen Kimura, "Dickens and Conrad: Household and Empire"

      

    

  • Mitsuharu Matsuoka, "An Invitation to Uploading Scholarly Articles on the Web"







No. 21 (1998)



    

  • Mitsuharu Matsuoka, "The Internet and Dickens Studies"

  • Taichi Usami, "Hardy and Dickens"

  • AGM, 1997

      

    • Reading Research Papers (Moderator: Harunori Hisada)

        

      • "Involvement in Little Dorrit and Liberation of Little Dorrit" by Akira Ono (Shinshu University)

      

    • Lecture (Moderator: Kensuku Ueki)

        

      • Professor Malcolm Andrews (University of Kent)


          
"Charles Dickens and his Performing Selves"

        

      

    

  • Spring Conference, 1998

      

    • Reading Research Papers (Moderator: Ken Aoki)

        

      • "Irregular Physiques -- Two Cases of Pickwick Syndrome" by Yuji Miyamaru (Keio University)

      • "Confusion of Identities in Our Mutual Friend with Special Reference to Imperialism, Class, and Gender" by Akiko Takei (Shukutoku University)

      

    • Symposium: "Dickens and Madness" (Moderator: Eiichi Hara)

        


      • Susumu Onodera, "Madness and Grotesque: from the Viewpoint of Frenzy and Idiocy in Barnaby Rudge"

      • Ryota Kanayama, "What does Mr Dick's Madness Reveal?"

      • Mitsuharu Matsuoka, "Imprisonment/Crowd/Memory/Love"

      

    







No. 20 (1997)


    

  • Hirosato Ito, "A Gift from Wordsworth"

  • Eiichi Hara, "On Jiro Hazama's Japanese Translation of OMF"


  • Taichi Usami, "A Christmas Carol and Nakajima Kato"

  • Aya Yatsugi, "An Experience in Dickens Universe"

  • Hideo Kawasumi, "Dickens and America -- A Key to Dickens' Literature"

  • Midori Niino, "Time, Text, Subjectivity: "Reading" in Bleak House"

  • Matsuto Sowa, "Why are Dickens's Works translated onto the Screen? Cinematic properties of Dickens's fiction"

  • Yumiko Hirono, "The Child's Point of View in Dickens's Narrative: A Study of Great Expectations"

  • Kiiko Nagaoka, "From Dissolution to Restoration: A Family Myth in Little Dorrit"

  • Symposium - Dickens and Prison


      

    • Masaie Matsumura, "Horsemonger Lane Gaol"

    • Takao Saijo, "On the Newgate Prison"

    • Harunori Hisada, "On the Marshalsea Prison"

    







No. 19 (1996)


    

  • Fumio Hojo, "The 90th Dickens Fellowship International Conference"

  • Jiro Hazama, "On/around Yoko Tanabe's First Japanese Translation of OMF"

  • Shinji Sato, "Dickens's "Brave New World" -- A Study of "Doctor Marigold": The Public Reading Version"


  • Kensuke Ueki, "Dickens and The Daily News with Special Reference to Railway Policy, Corn Laws Repeal and The Times""

  • Yasuki Kihara, "Prison-like Spaces in David Copperfield"

  • Toru Sasaki, ""The Next Evening"?: Discrepancies in the Denouement of Martin Chuzzlewit"

  • Prof. Paul Snowden, "Dickens and Drink"







No. 18 (1995)


    

  • Toru Sasaki, "Professor Michael Slater in Japan"

  • Mitsuharu Matsuoka, "Dickens on the Internet"

  • Toshikatu Murayama, "Quackery in Martin Chuzzlewit"

  • Yoshio Imai, "Nicolas Ballin and his Pickwick Club in South Russia, 1856-60"

  • Koji Sakimura, "Class Structure and Occupation in Great Expectations: Concepts of Loop and Strata"

  • Yoko Tanabe, ""Mutuality" in Our Mutual Friend"

  • Prof. Michael Slater, "Creative Anger, Creative Writer: Dickens the Journalist and Dickens the Novelist"






















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