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Contributor(s): Aaron Gerow, Mark B. N. Hansen, Marilyn Ivy, Akira Mizuta Lippit, Thomas Looser, Anne McKnight, R. Misono, Miryam Sas, Fabian Schäffer, Tomiko Yoda, Yuriko Furuhata Subjects Media Studies > Film, Asian Studies > East Asia "An excellent selection of essays." — Aurelio Cianciotta, Neural “Marc Steinberg and Alexander Zahlten cleverly edited this collection of essays, and it will likely become an important reference for critical re-examination of media studies in Japan and for reconsidering this field in the West, which means a reconstruction of the field of media studies.” — Shin Mizukoshi, Designing Media Ecology “A groundbreaking collection. . . . The diverse range of rigorous and engaging essays make the collection as a whole essential reading for an extensive range of audiences in media studies, Japan studies, and humanities-based area studies more broadly.” — Franz Prichard, Pacific Affairs “This groundbreaking collection is a welcome contribution to recent writing t

Media Theory in Japan Home / Books / Media Theory in Japan Media Theory in Japan Read the Introduction Book Pages: 440 Illustrations: 18 illustrations Published: March 2017 Editors: Steinberg, Marc and Alexander Zahlten Contributors: Aaron Gerow , Mark B. N. Hansen , Marilyn Ivy , Akira Mizuta Lippit , Thomas Looser , Anne McKnight , R. Misono , Miryam Sas , Fabian Schäffer , Tomiko Yoda , and Yuriko Furuhata Subjects Asian Studies > East Asia , Media Studies > Film Providing an overview of Japanese media theory from the 1910s to the present, this volume introduces English-language reader

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