No. 3 (2011): Japan: Transformation in Society and Literature

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4312/as.2011.15.3

Published: 01.12.2011

Editor’s Foreword

• Introduction

  Nataša Visočnik

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Social Transformations

• Transformation of the Housing Market in Tokyo since the Late 1990s: Housing Purchases by Single-person Households

  Tomoko Kubo, Yoshimichi Yui

  3-21

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• Invisible (Tokyo Station) City of Transformation: Social Change and its Spatial Expression in Modern Japan

  Beata Kowalczyk

  23-38

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Reflecting Transition

• Easing Transition with Metaphors: A Case of Transsexuality

  Tamae K. Prindle

  41-58

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• Contemporary Japanese Literature in Its Transition Towards the New Postmodern Humanism: Haruki Murakami

  Rodica Frentiu

  59-68

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Past Inspirations and Present Explorations

• Contextualizing the Centennial of Japanese Colonial Rule in Korea

  Jeff Kingston

  71-94

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• Kogyaru and Otaku: Youth Subcultures Lifestyles in Postmodern Japan

  Maya Keliyan

  95-110

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• The Departing Body: Creation of the Neutral in-between Sensual Bodies

  Fusako Innami

  111-130

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