Women, Media and Consumption in JapanRoutledge, 16 de dez. de 2013 - 330 páginas First book of its kind to examine images of women in Japanese consumerism. Explores a variety of media targeted at women - in particular magazines, but also television, popular literature and consumer trends. Covers visual and print media. |
Conteúdo
Hiding in the light from Oshin to Yoshimoto Banana | 1 |
1 Interpreting Oshin war history and women in modern Japan | 75 |
the art of being an upperclass woman | 111 |
3 Antiphonal performances? Japanese womens magazines and womens voices | 143 |
4 Environmentalism seen through Japanese womens magazines | 170 |
Constructing and representing the female body in contemporary Japanese print media | 197 |
6 Cuties in Japan | 220 |
buying and dreaming | 255 |
8 Yoshimoto Bananas Kitchen or the cultural logic of Japanese consumerism | 274 |
References | 299 |
List of contributors | 310 |
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adult advertising aesthetic asadora Banana body CanCam capitalism cent clothes colour comics consumer culture consumer market consumerism consumption Cosmopolitan critics cute culture cute fashion cute style drama dream ecology boom economic editorial environmental movements Eriko example fact feature female Figure Fujin Gaho Gahri gender girls global Hakuhodo Hashida homogeneity housewives husband images individual industry influence issue Japan Japanese culture Japanese literature Japanese media Japanese society Japanese women Katei Gahé kawaii Kitchen lifestyle lives look magazine’s male marriage married means men’s Mikage modern Moeran mother Muramatsu nature ofthe one’s Oshin people’s political popular postmodern postwar present production promoted readers readership reflect relation role Sanrio sexuality shojo Shueisha Shunsaku single women social targeted teenagers teens television Tokyo traditional trends unmarried visual western woman women’s magazines words Yoshimoto Yoshimoto Banana young women youth culture Yuichi zines