...).On either end were Iizuka Toshio (1960s) and Kawase (Sent¯o) Naomi (1990s).1 Iizuka served as assistant director to the late Ogawa Shinsuke from the 1960s until positions 10:1 © 2002 by Duke University Press positions 10:1 Spring 2002...

... be said to exist in the shadow of Anne Frank in that they contain references to her life, characters modeled in her image, or themes evoking her family s life in hiding.5 Anne Frank has, however, directly influenced the work of award- winning author Ogawa Y ko, who credits her first encounter...

... in the oppression of the Korean minority in Japan. Ogawa ( 2015 ) and Ward ( 2015 ) argue, as I will, that the problem of subjectivation lies at the core of Kōshikei , but they do so by embracing an Althusserian perspective, which is disconnected from the ideological context of Ōshima's cinema and is removed from...

... teaches in the Program in Film and Video, Department of Asian Languages and Cultures, at the University of Michigan and is publishing a book on the first fifty years of the documentary in Japan. He is currently writing a book on Ogawa Productions...

...- itative money system with his “models” of the thousand-yen bill, transforms the courtroom into a space for redefining art and testing the limits of public discourse. And documentary filmmakers Ogawa Shinsuke and Tsuchimoto Noriake struggle...

... such as future justice minister Ogawa Heikichi's Will Dangerous Thought Be Able to Infiltrate the Japanese Nation? ( Kiken shisō ha Nihon kokumin o okashieru ka , 1921 ), which contributed to this new discourse by arguing that the state's existence was based on national morality, and that for the former...

... Ito, Chiho Ogaya, Reiko Ogawa, Rhacel Parreñas, Hung Cam Thai, Rachel Silvey, and the anonymous reviewers of positions have provided fruitful comments during the revision process.   1. Michael Hardt, “Affective Labor,” Boundary 2 26, no. 2...

... for the movement’s conservative shift in the 1930s. Manako Ogawa looks at the transnational women’s movement, which had been spreading from the West to Japan from the late nineteenth century and substantially influenced the antiprostitution movement...

... Documentary Film: The Meiji Era through Hiroshima. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. Amit Wartime Theory of Japanese Film, Tradition, and Art 621 Ogawa Tadashi. 1979. The Kyoto School of Philosophy and Phenomenology. In Japanese Phenomenology, edited by Nitta, Yoshihiro and Hirotaka Tatematsu...

...- tional documentary filmmakers such as Frederick Wiseman and Ogawa Shinsuke, these early practitioners have been committed to making visible an unofficial Chinese verité through technical and stylistic decisions such as positions 21:3  doi...

..., and primarily focused on the production of illustrations and posters. One can see the beginnings of this in the manga commenting on current events drawn by Ogawa Usen and published in the Heimin shinbun (Commoner’s News) in 1903, but an organized...

... from Anting Gate” (74). 27. See Hevia, English Lessons, 265. 28. Ibid., 266. See also Hevia, “Photography Complex,” 8 – 9. Ito Chuta, ed., Shinkoku Pekin kojo shashincho (Tokyo: Ogawa Kazuma Shuppanbu, 1906). 29...

...! 67 by one of the visitors to the 2008 “Anti-­Poverty Festa” in Tokyo, who observed that the event was a mix of “antipoverty” and “viva poverty.” See Kyôhei Ogawa, “No Money Life o yutaka ni suru” (“Making No Money Life Rich...

.... 124 The term shenjing was coined by Sugita Gempaku in 177.4, in the first Japanese translation of a Western anatomical text. See Ogawa Teizo, “Kaitai shinsho no shinkeigaku” [The neu- rology of the Kaitaishinsho1,juntendo igaku zasshi [Juntendo...