... that evoke an invisible system of spatial violence. Adding a gendered twist to Walter Benjamin’s Marxist critique of phantasmagorias of the interior, Li’s feminist interior portrays a post-socialist masculinist urban (bodies-cities) network, where women are seen as displaced, homeless, and disappeared...

...Jordan Sand 2000 by Duke University Press 2000 Was Meiji Taste in Interiors “Orientalist”? Jordan Sand The Meiji elite adopted many of the styles and tastes of the Victorian West. In domestic architecture, this is seen particularly in the interiors...

... capitalizes on certain hallmarks of shōjo (girls’) manga culture, such as affective storytelling and character interiority. Moreover, as shown through a primary analysis of two emonogatari (illustrated story) versions of the Diary from 1964 and two manga versions from 1967, among others referenced, Anne...

... to his birthplace. Hùng reembodies his torn Vietnamese identity through montage of spaces of poverty, crime, and loss. The chain-smoking poet, played by Hong Kong actor Tony Leung Chiu Wai, drifts silently through interiors that seemingly bear no relationship to the dangerous, grimy streets outside. I...

... of the nativized Taiwanese subject of the recent decades under the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) government (1990s to 2008). I use psyche politics to refer to the discursive operations of molding, shaping, fashioning, policing, and governing of the interior essence of life. Through analyzing the discursive...

... of uncapturability—the embodiment of which exposes failures of a nationalist and racialized language—as well as existing theoretical frameworks mobilized to understand the interiority of performance and the artists’ work. Copyright 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 References Aranke Sampada . 2013...

... relationship to increasingly elitist capitalist development—they constitute a geography that indicates sociocultural difference. The filmmakers, in attempting to map an urban space capable of yielding knowledge of nonelite people, also attempt to delineate the interiority of a major part of Singapore's city...

... architecture at Ajanta in India; other features seem to be Southeast Asian or even Hindu in character. The interior, by contrast, is similar to Kanda My¯ojin, the state Shinto shrine that It¯o designed around the same time, with a painted coffered...

... the Naichi, the “interior” of Japan. Gender and ethnic relations in “modern” Japan, which were not easily separated into neat b i na r i e s of ma 1e/ fe m a1 e or Na ichilGa ich i (inter ior/ex te r ior ) , we re intertwined...

... of the interior. According to the laws that established the SEZs, Shenzhen was to be developed by the Shenzhen municipal government, a representa- tive of the urban state apparatus, instead of being developed by the extant rural collectives...

... socioeconomic condition that forced his hand to diversify (tageitan) his craft.12 Many of his versatile works that remained “incomplete” were not due to his troubled “interior psyche” (naishin) but largely a result of his endurance of the “low manual...

... of that larger whole; it is both interior and exterior to the nation- space. Its status as a “special economic zone” gives it this hybrid character both in terms of its integration with global capital and as a potent sign, as one of a heteroglossia...

... of Mind – ( gure 10 This particular installation is made of wooden boxes stacked on top of each other to form a Buddhist stupa with four entrances. The artist placed a metal reproduction of human lungs in the niches on the interior...

..., the problem of cultural hegemony in capitalist ones. Over the last forty years one initiative has sought to rework the relation of interiority and exteriority Editor’s Introduction 479 or what Bosteels calls at one...

... the empty interiority of a now petrified city, the enclosed space inside the tram car where strangers, face-to-face at close range, are determined to positions 8:2 Fall 2000 352 ignore each other, struggling...

... of a determi- nate other produced an interiority within that other where none had previously existed, an interiority that in its emergence was thus already violated from the outside. This is to suggest that the very concept of invasion is unintelligible...

...- tion, because it is always about the security and self-mastery — one might even say the sovereignty — of the ego, the protection of an interiority from anything that impacts on or falls on this inside from the outside. The more elaborate...

...). Errata The editors would like to correct three errors in Jordan Sand’s article “Was Meiji Taste in Interiors ‘Orientalist in positions 8:3, the special issue titled Visual Cultures of Japanese Imperialism: The photograph...

...). Errata The editors would like to correct three errors in Jordan Sand’s article “Was Meiji Taste in Interiors ‘Orientalist in positions 8:3, the special issue titled Visual Cultures of Japanese Imperialism: The photograph...