... the low-wage and insecure conditions under which they labor. Copyright 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 retail labor service work globalization gender China ethnography beauty China’s Beauty Proletariat: The Body Politics of Hegemony in a Walmart Cosmetics Department Eileen Otis...

...Weigang Chen 2005 by Duke University Press 2005 Peripheral Justice: The Marxist Tradition of Public Hegemony and Its Implications in the Age of Globalization Weigang Chen The Issue: Culture and Peripheral Justice How do we explain the intriguing fact that precisely...

... and a Gramscian “constant struggle for hegemony” approach, this article discusses forum theater's relative autonomy from and susceptibility to the authoritarian and culture-industry logics of advanced industrial society. In 1993, forum theater was successfully introduced to Singapore by local professional theater...

... postcolonial discomfort affected the trajectory of elite hegemony in decolonizing and postcolonial Singapore. The elite initially adopted a hybrid Malayan identity, which emulated the transformative multiracialism of their leftist comrades-turned-opponents. After undesired separation from Malaysia...

... and the accompanying increase in borderless cultural flows have influenced Western hegemony in transnational artistic circles. Copyright 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 Strange Nuptials: Matthew Barney’s Japan in Drawing Restraint 9 Nancy Stalker Vessel, host, occidental guests...

... or the geopolitical hierarchy and structural hegemony of center/periphery and places itself in the sensory network of global film culture of the historical point of 1930. Copyright 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 Bright Lights, Big City: Lighting, Technological Modernity, and Ozu Yasujirô’s Sono yo...

...Hae Yeon Choo Based on ethnographic research in an US military camp town in South Korea, this article examines camp town sexual commerce as a manifestation of shifting global hierarchies amid Asia's economic ascendance and the decline of US hegemony. Challenging the dichotomous constructions of US...

...Pil Ho Kim; Hyunjoon Shin Like any other genre of Western popular music in the postwar period, rock was introduced to South Korea via the U.S. Armed Forces, a powerful symbol of postwar American hegemony. Until the late 1960s the U.S. military camp shows, clubs, and radio broadcast remained...

... by the advertising images of cultural values from other places, other times. The resulting hegemony of exchange value in late capital has subverted the relative autonomy of culture. The fragmentation and juxtaposition of timehpace have destroyed...

... of postmodernity just as much as it requires poststructuralist methodologies. In particular, the Gramscian notion of “hegemony,” Althussarian revisions of “ideology,” Williams’s theorization of the role of literature and writing in society...

... foundational emphasis on cultural politics or revolutionary hegemony surfaced spectacu- larly in the disastrous Cultural Revolution (1966-1976). Equally impor- tantly, there has also persisted a non-Maoist tradition of “aesthetic Marx...

... intellectuals negotiate the bene ts and pitfalls of studying Asia as something important without contributing to a capitalist discourse of giving over hegemony to the Asian economy, or an Orientalist discourse of essentializing Asia? In the context...

... Asia: Tradition and Transformation . Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co. Fairbank , John K. , and S. Y. Teng 1941 . “On the Ch'ing Tributary System”. Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies 6 : 135 -246. Gates , Hill , and Robert Weller, eds. 1987 . “Hegemony and Chinese Folk Ideologies...

... in formulating a critical politics and by instead creating narrators who themselves embody an evil hegemony whose desires are part of what the narrative reveals. The second is that of the reception of queer science fiction in Taiwan, in relation both...

... that could counteract U.S. hegemony, the balance of power that had undergirded global stability was lost. It was only then that American neoconservatives clearly expressed their support for preemption as a national policy. Now America’s hegemony...

... a set of theoretical discourses. To wit: Marx’s epistemology and method of specifying levels of abstraction and analysis; Gramsci’s historicized theory of hegemony and conjuncture; Althusser’s theories of overdetermination...

... claim to cultural and polit- ical hegemony through a construction of a vague nativist stance, while skill- fully repudiating Taiwanese cultural nativism’s claim that Taiwanese cul- ture is different from Chinese culture. In other words...

... but prevails at the level of broader social discourse, which gives inadequate attention to the political dimension of truth. positions 5: 1 Spring 1997 54 The Pursuit of the Truth and Japanese Hegemony...

... . Robinson Michael . 1998 . “Broadcasting in Korea, 1924–1937: Colonial Modernity and Cultural Hegemony.” In Japan’s Competing Modernities: Issues in Culture and Democracy, 1900–1930 , edited by Minichiello Sharon A. , 358 – 78 . Honolulu : University of Hawai‘i Press . Robinson...

..., Citizenship, and the Regulation of Reproduction in Postwar Egypt.” Feminist Studies 36 , no. 2 : 401 – 32 . Brunson Jan . 2014 . “A Review of Women's Health: The Hegemony of Caste, Development, and Biomedicine.” Studies in Nepali History and Society 18 , no. 2 : 279 – 303...