Cultural studies and cultural industries in northeast Asia : what a difference a region makes /
Highlights how regional popular cultures and creative industries have become globally powerful, analyzing gender and labor issues amid differing regulatory frameworks of cultural production and piracy in Asia.
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| Format: | Electronic eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Aberdeen, Hong Kong : London :
Hong Kong University Press ; Eurospan [distributor],
2009
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| Series: | TransAsia--screen cultures.
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| Local Note: | ProQuest Ebook Central |
Table of Contents:
- Reconsidering East Asian connectivity and the usefulness of media and cultural studies / Kōichi Iwabuchi
- Asian cultural studies: recapturing the encounter with the heterogeneous in cultural studies / Michael Dutton
- How to speak about oneself: theory and identity in Taiwan / Mark Harrison
- Placing South Korean cinema into the Pusan International Film Festival: programming strategy in the global/locla context / SooJeong Ahn
- Global America? American-Japanese film co-productions from Shogun (1980) to Lost in Translation (2003) / Yoshi Tezuka
- In between the values of the global and the national: the Korean animation industry / Ae-Ri Yoon
- The transgression of sharing and copying: pirating Japanese animation in China / Laikwan Pang
- The East Asian brandscape: distribution of Japanese brands in the age of globalization / Shinji Oyama
- Korean pop music in China: nationalism, authenticity, and gender / Rowan Pease
- Surging the neo-nationalist wave: a case study of Manga Kenkanryū / Nicola Liscutin
- Melodrama, exorcism, mimicry: Japan and the colonial past in the new Korean cinema / Mark Morris
- Reconsidering cultural hybridities: transnational exchanges of popular music in between Korea and Japan / Yoshitaka Mōri.
