Mapping Transnational Asian Cinema, Media, and Popular Culture - Llora, Miguel
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Of all the film industries "out there," Hollywood retains the most dominant share of the international marketplace with 57% in 2006. This has lead to growing concern that Hollywood's dominance of the international cinematic and media marketplace, not only stymies smaller foreign industries, but in a cultural imperialistic way also influences foreign societies and cultures. In this book I attempt to map the borders, the point of intersection, and the points of divergence, from an "Asia-first" perspective. By looking at the popular culture world this way, this book identifies for the reader the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Of all the film industries "out there," Hollywood
retains the most dominant share of the international
marketplace with 57% in 2006. This has lead to
growing concern that Hollywood's dominance of the
international cinematic and media marketplace, not
only stymies smaller foreign industries, but in a
cultural imperialistic way also influences foreign
societies and cultures. In this book I attempt to
map the borders, the point of intersection, and the
points of divergence, from an "Asia-first"
perspective. By looking at the popular culture world
this way, this book identifies for the reader the
stakes involved in neglecting to do a critical
examination and hopes to effect an appreciating for
the interstices between the cultural spaces.
Autorenporträt
Miguel Llora holds three MA Degrees (SFU and SDSU) and is a PhD
Student of American Studies at the University of Hawaii at
Manoa. His interest include: American, Asian, Asian American,
Postcolonial, Cultural, and Cross Cultural Studies, Media
Studies, Japanese Anime and Manga, Eastern and Western
Philosophy.