The end of cool Japan

New York

2017

1 v. (xiv-224 p.)

Routledge contemporary Japan ; 65

9781138638259

Mark McLelland --Introduction: Negotiating "cool Japan" in research and teaching --Alisa Freedman --Death note, student crimes, and the power of universities in the global spread of manga --Laura Miller --Scholar girl meets manga maniac, media specialist, and cultural gatekeeper --Kirsten Cather --Must we burn eromanga? : on trying obscenity in the courtroom and the classroom --Sharalyn Orbaugh --Manga, anime and child pornography law in Canada --Patrick W. Galbraith --The "Lolicon guy" : some observations on researching unpopular topics in Japan --Adam Stapleton --All seizures great and small : reading contentious images of minors in Japan and Australia --Lin Yang and Yanrui Xu --"The love that dare not speak its name" : Chinese Danmei communities in the 2014 anti-porn campaign --Jessica Bauwens-Sugimoto --Negotiating religious and fan identities : "boys love" and Fujoshi guilt --Kristine Michelle Santos and Febriani Sihombing --Is there a space for cool manga in Indonesia and the Philippines? : postcolonial discourses on transcultural manga --Appendix: The rise and fall of the king of Lolicon : an interview with Uchiyama Aki / by Patrick Galbraith.

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