An intimate ethnography of how Japan's state bureaucrats made political anxiety into a target, technique, and consequence of cultural administration.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Daniel White is Senior Research Associate in Anthropology at the University of Cambridge.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Pop-Culture Japan and the Circuitry of Affect 1. Soft Power: An Affective History of the Politically Possible 2. Nation Branding: The Hypernormalization of Cool Japan 3. Anime Diplomacy: Characterizing Obligatory Nationalism 4. Kawaii Diplomacy: Ambassadors of Cute and the Gendering of Anxiety 5. Administering Affect: Anxiety and the Everyday Conclusion: Melancholic Belonging and the Future of Pop-Culture Japan
Introduction: Pop-Culture Japan and the Circuitry of Affect 1. Soft Power: An Affective History of the Politically Possible 2. Nation Branding: The Hypernormalization of Cool Japan 3. Anime Diplomacy: Characterizing Obligatory Nationalism 4. Kawaii Diplomacy: Ambassadors of Cute and the Gendering of Anxiety 5. Administering Affect: Anxiety and the Everyday Conclusion: Melancholic Belonging and the Future of Pop-Culture Japan
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