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Title Persistently postwar : media and the politics of memory in Japan / edited by Blai Guarne, Artur Lozano-Mendez and Dolores P. Martinez.

Publication Info. New York ; Oxford : Berghahn, 2019.

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Description 1 online resource (208 pages)
text txt rdacontent
computer c rdamedia
online resource cr rdacarrier
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents Introduction. The politics of media and memory representation in Japan / Blai Guarne, Artur Lozano-Mendez, Dolores P. Martinez -- The death of certainty : memory, guilt and redemption in Ikiru / Dolores P. Martinez -- Postwar narratives and the avant-garde documentary : Tokyo 1958 and Furyo Shonen / Marcos Centeno Martin -- Radical subjectivity as a counter to Japanese humanist cinema : Oshima Nagisa's Nuberu bagu / Ferran de Vargas -- Recreating memory? : the drama Watashi wa kai ni naritai and its remakes / Griseldis Krisch -- From myth to cult : tragic heroes, parody and gender politics in the 1960s-1970s 'bad girls' cinema of Japan / Laura Treglia -- Collective remorse for the past : Japanese film and TV representations of the 1960s student movement / Katsuyuki Hidaka -- Depicting the persistence of being postwar : Eden of the East / Artur Lozano-Mende -- Rethinking anime in East Asia : creative labour in transnational production, or, what gets lost in translation / Tomohiro Morisawa -- Conclusion. The persistence of trauma / Dolores P. Martinez, Blai Guarne and Artur Lozano-Mendez.
Note Description based on print version record.
Subject Collective memory in mass media.
Mass media and history -- Japan.
Mass media and culture -- Japan.
Japan -- Civilization -- 1945-
Genre/Form Electronic books.
Added Author Guarne, Blai, editor.
Lozano-Mendez, Artur, editor.
Martinez, D. P. (Dolores P.), 1957- editor.
Other Form: Print version: Persistently postwar : media and the politics of memory in Japan. New York ; Oxford : Berghahn, 2019 208 pages 9781785339592 (DLC) 2019000588
ISBN 9781785339592
9781785339608 (e-book)

 
    
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