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Inter-Asia Cultural Studies: Movements

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Inter-Asia Cultural Studies: Movements Volume 11 Number 1 March 2010

Editorial statement

In Memoriam

Our visionary comrade, Donald M. Lowe (骆明达), 1928-2009

Tani E. BARLOW

Essays

In the ruins of truth: the work of melancholia and acts of memory

Pradeep JEGANATHAN

From architecture to advertising—the changes in Shanghai’s urban space over the last fifteen years

WANG Xiaoming (Translated by YANG Liu)

The watershed of modernity: translation and the epistemological revolution

Rada IVEKOVIĆ

Murakami Haruki and the historical memory of East Asia

BAIK Jiwoon

Yoko’s Story and the battle of memory: fragmentation and suture of national memory and gender in the age of globalization

Wookyung IM

Visual Essay

The face of independence? A visual record of Taiwanese indie music scene

Shih-Lun CHANG

New Conjuncture

Is Japan changing after the fall of LDP? Hatoyama and the DPJ’s new ‘politics in command’

MUTO Ichiyo

Popular Music

Screaming and crying androids: voice and presence in Chinese popular music

Jeroen GROENEWEGEN

Performing k(yopo)-rock: aesthetics, identity and Korean migrant ritual in Germany

Michael FUHR

Micro: global music made in J-pop?

Aska MONTY

Internet Front

Internet and society in Asia: challenges and next steps

Nishant SHAH

Reconciliation/Integration

Economic integration and the cross-Taiwan Strait reconciliation

Jinn-yuh HSU

Inter-Asia Cultural Studies: Movements Volume 11 Number 2 June 2010

10th anniversary

Editorial introduction

Kuan-Hsing CHEN and CHUA Beng Huat

In Memoriam

'Before Masao and after Masao’: remembering and celebrating the life and work of Masao Miyoshi (1928-2009)

Rob WILSON

Essays

Inter-Asian banality and education

Meaghan MORRIS

Getting to know you or the formation of inter-Asian identities

Firdous AZIM

Shifting the geographies of knowledge: the unfinished project of Inter-Asia Cultural Studies

Melani BUDIANTA

Asia, inter-Asia, and movement: decolonization into the future

MUTO Ichiyo

Inter-Asia Cultural Studies and the decolonial-turn

Leo CHING

U.S. ethnic studies and Third Worldism, forty years later

Colleen LYE

Locating inter-Asian dialogues

Mary E. JOHN

The concept of ‘Asia’ in modern China: some reflections starting with the 2007 Shanghai conference

WANG Xiaoming (Translated by Petrus LIU)

Engendering an East Asia pop culture research community

CHUA Beng Huat

Non-quintessential inter-ness in Asia cultural studies

KIM Soyoung

Learning Asia: celebration of the 10th IACS anniversary

Yoshihiko IKEGAMI

Reading IACS in a season of discontent: an appreciation

Gail HERSHATTER

Continents of cultural studies – unite in diversity! Comparing Asian and European experiences

Johan FORNÄS

A critical comment on the IACS journal

Paul WILLEMEN

Querying queer cultural politics: partial, composite, contaminated English

Amie PARRY

Why culture matters: rethinking the language of feminist politics

Tejaswini NIRANJANA

Region, cultural studies, friends

Tani E. BARLOW

On the political responsibilities of cultural studies

Lawrence GROSSBERG

Action in Madagascar: the World Bank, Ravalomanana and leadership

Stephen MUECKE

Expecting more open space as an inter-Asia critical review: reflecting over the changed context of cultural politics

CHO Hee Yeon

From area studies toward transnational studies

Naoki SAKAI

The historical development and future of cultural studies in Japan

YOSHIMI Shunya (Translated by David C. BUIST)

Visual Essay

Retrospective looks

In and out of Inter-Asia: a quick and painless procedure

Mon WONG

Politics/melancholy in Asia

Shengxun ZHENG

Re-familiarization with (East-)Asia

Emma Chun-Yu LIU

Living with tensions: notes on the Inter-Asia movement

Kuan-Hsing CHEN

Inter-Asia Cultural Studies: Movements chronology (1997-2009)

Inter-Asia Cultural Studies: Movements Volume 11 Number 3 September 2010

Editorial statement

Essays

HOMEless: a case study of private/public inversion and the temporal–spatial exclusion faced by migrant domestic workers

Young-Ie WUO (Translated by Jerry Yung-Ching CHANG)

Petitioning subjects: miscegenation in Okinawa from 1945 to 1952 and the crisis of sovereignty

Annmaria SHIMABUKU

Escaping its past: recasting the Grand Shrine of Ise

Tze M. LOO

Murakami’s ‘little boy’ syndrome: victim or aggressor in contemporary Japanese and American arts?

Dong-Yeon KOH

Visual essay

Encounter with memories of the past

OHONO Noriko (Translated by Mon WONG)

In memoriam

A Trespasser – Mourning Masao Miyoshi

Kojin KARATANI (Translated by Mari T. HOASHI)

Inter/national

Sri Lanka: what’s left of the national question?

Pradeep JEGANATHAN

The ‘China Factor’ in post-war Sri Lanka

Malathi DE ALWIS

Translocal reading

Uncompromised hybridity

Eva TSAI

Globalizing Buddhists from margins to center: mobile charisma in the Tzu Chi movement

Gareth FISHER

Films

Challenging grand narratives on the nation: ASEAN independent filmmakers’ indirect participation in development discourse

Veronica L. ISLA

Narratives as tools for interpretation: Hong Kong life through the lens of 1970s’ cinema

Amy LEE

Metro

Public transportation in an era of neo-liberal privatization – the Delhi Metro

Zaheer BABER

Inter-Asia Cultural Studies: Movements Volume 11 Number 4 December 2010

Paik Nak-chung

Editorial introduction: Korea as a problematic and Paik Nak-chung

BAIK Youngseo

Notions of the Third World and national literatures in the age of globalization

PAIK Nak-chung

Towards a planetary approach to Western literary cannons

PAIK Nak-chung

Barriers to reconciliation in East Asia: the case of two Koreas and its regional implications

PAIK Nak-chung

Intellectual engagement under the conditions of division system: an interview with Paik Nak-chung

Kuan-Hsing CHEN

The ‘two cultures’ problem and renewal of the humanities

PAIK Nak-chung

On Paik Nak-chung’s views regarding the unification of Korea: from a Japanese perspective

SAKAMOTO Yoshikazu

From a Theory of Citizen Literature to the Discourses of Overcoming Modernity

SONG Seung-Cheol

On national literature and the division system

RYU Junpil

Paik Nak-chung’s theory of overcoming ‘division system’: rethinking China-Taiwan relation with reference to the two Koreas

Kuan-Hsing CHEN

East Asian perspective on Taiwanese identity: a critical reading of ‘Overcoming the Division System’ of Taiwan: A Radical Quarterly in Social Studies

BAIK Ji-Woon

Visual essay

Act of waiting

Si-Woo LEE (Translated by Myung-Hee KIM)

A chronology of Paik Nak-chung

Bibliography of Paik Nak-chung

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