00000nam a2200000 a 4500 UP-1686042739784927144 Buklod 20240508155450.0 m |o d | cr ||||||||||| 240508s2010 miu agr b 000 0 eng 9780924304620 16324573 DLC YDX YDXCP HVC CDX DAC rda eng DS 822.5 T8595 2010 Tsutsui, William M. author. Japanese popular culture and globalization William M. Tsutsui. Ann Arbor, MI Association for Asian Studies ©2010 ix, 85 pages illustrations 23 cm. text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier AAS resources for teaching about Asia Key issues in Asian studies No. 6 Includes bibliographical references. Forms and themes in Japanese popular culture -- Historical roots -- Postwar popular culture -- Themes in Japanese pop -- Sources of the Japanese pop imagination -- Japanese culture, Western models -- The legacies of defeat -- Change and subversion -- The global appeal of Japanese popular culture -- Quality, content, and difference -- Familiarity and the media marketplace -- The smell of pop -- American trauma, Japanese pop -- A world of fans -- Lost in translation? : adapting Japanese popular culture for global audiences -- Dubbing, editing, censoring -- Lovable kooks, enduring stereotypes -- Remade in America -- Japan as soft superpower -- The Japanese state and popular culture -- The economics of Japanese pop -- Soft power, hard realities. Civilization, Modern Japanese influences. Popular culture Japan. Globalization Social aspects Japan. Mass media Social aspects Japan. Japan Civilization 1945-. Japan Relations United States. United States Relations Japan. Resources for teaching about Asia. Key issues in Asian studies no. 6. FO UPD DAC DS 822.5 T8595 2010 Book