دانلود کتاب Cultural Responses to Occupation in Japan: The Performing Body During and After the Cold War

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Cover\nHalf-title\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nList of Illustrations\nPreface\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction\n Differentiating the universalized human subject: Grounding an approach\n Hibakusha in post-war Japan: Ongoing war at war’s end\n Chapter outline: Alternatives to the atomic gaze in post-war Japan\n1 An Outline of Japan’s Modern Nation-State Formation\n Enemy destruction and friendly re-construction\n The atomic gaze as US geostrategic policy\n The re-orientation of forbidden subjects\n Occupied landscapes\n The reverse course: Purges and nuclear escalation\n2 Occupied Bodies: Aesthetic Responses in New Japan\n American and Japanese popular atomic representations\n Cultural negotiations of occupation reforms\n Occupation and the role of the medium in cultural imagination\n Occupied responses: Activists and artists in the protest decades\n3 The Performing Body in a Bicephalous State: Ankoku Butoh in Context\n ‘Tōhoku’ as signifier in modern Japanese colonialism\n Positioning Ankoku Butoh\n Schismatic frames in Ankoku Butoh\n Rebellion of the fl esh\n Discrimination and the village narrative\n4 An Aesthetic Analysis of Ankoku Butoh\n Fragmentation: Masks, words, bodies\n5 The Politics of Form in Post-Ankoku Butoh: (Not) a Dance of the Nation-State\n Poetic witnessing and cultural politics\n The politics of ‘emptiness’ in post-war Japanese aesthetics\n Status quo transition: Otaku prototypes in the 1970s and 1980s\n Otaku and Article 9: The beginning of the security shift\n6 Gekidan Kaitaisha: Growing the Seeds of Butoh\n What is the ‘empty body’ in Kaitaisha?\n Transformations (Sei-sei henka): Becoming-Animal\n Critical reception\n7 Kaitaisha in Social Context: Otaku and Military-Media-Technologies\n Global conceptualism and the body\n The Dream Regime collaborations\n Grounded truths: Timor-Leste and the return to the Pacific\n8 Occupied Bodies in the Twenty-First Century: Continuing the Butoh Legacy\n Vivisection Vision: Animal Reflections (VVAR)\nConclusion: Occupied Conditions and Re-Shaping Public Consciousness\nNotes\nBibliography\nIndex