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...Tani Barlow This essay addresses a crucial object world of modern urban China, commodity advertising. It shows how attention to advertisements requires forceful wresting of images out of linear time. That the ads are themselves illustrations of linear time in popular narratives of modern history...

...Olga Fedorenko Abstract This article examines how the Korea Advertising Museum in Seoul participates in constructing narratives of past and present in postmillennial South Korea, and how historical advertisements create ambiguities within those narratives. The analysis is inspired by Benjaminian...

...Eric Kit-Wai Ma 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Re-Advertising Hong Kong: Nostalgia Industry and Popular History Eric Kit-Wai Ma This article tries to map the nostalgic practices in Hong Kong at a key mo- ment of political transition...

...Miyako Inoue Copyright 2007 by Duke University Press 2007 Things That Speak: Peirce, Benjamin, and the Kinesthetics of Commodity Advertisement in Japanese Women’s Magazines, 1900 to the 1930s Miyako Inoue What, in the end, makes advertisements so superior...

...Dean Brink This essay argues that Tawara Machi's poetry both sustains the intertextual bias of classical court poetry and uses it to incorporate some of the most ubiquitous texts of our age: advertising and other consumer discourse. Tawara's reinvention of contemporary tanka is based...

... soundscapes in the feature films Rabun (2003), Sepet (2005), and Gubra (2006), as well as her work in commercial advertising. By creating moments and objects that “resonate,” Ahmad fashions a cinematic subjectivity that is informed by Malaysia’s position as a newly independent nation and full participant...

... this cultural amnesia that the myth of ethnic homogeneity was maintained, allowing the contemporary multiculturalism discourse and practice to be advertised as a novel cultural globalization project that is free of historical guilt or responsibility. [email protected] Copyright 2023 by Duke University...

... warning. Around the same time, advertisements, which had been displaying the landscape of globalization and the template of the modern (Western) ideal positions 9:1 © 2001 by Duke University Press positions 9:1 Spring 2001...

... to liberate both her own and other female bodies from the dominant social inscription. Miyako Inoue’s “Things That Speak: Peirce, Benjamin, and the Kines- thetics of Commodity Advertisement in Japanese Women’s Magazines, 1900...

... to come to Beijing to perform specifically for the foreign diplomats.22 In 1910, when the famous American magician Nicola performed in Shanghai’s Zhang Yuan (Zhang Garden), his advertisement stated specifically that the show invited the attendance...

... is an example par excellence of resistance against the regime of interpellation in its radical questioning of received norms and practices, senses and sensations, both personal and institutional. The second group takes up the question of memory. Olga Fedorenko's “The Advertising Museum in Seoul: Dream...

... in a sari and advertising practices utilized a transnational context specific to India did sales improve. Thus the Americanness of Bar- bie and the standard of its white femininity had to be mediated by various other factors that were...

... is consistent is the overwhelming predominance of advertising that has become a well-­known characteristic feature of Little Saigon Radio’s weekend format. How the configuration of this distinct programming schedule produces a Vietnamese-­American...