...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...

... landscape gardens offer a valuable point of access to my topic-the more so since Japanese gardens, it is regularly averred, strive above all for “naturalness.” That even Zen rock gardens- extremely abstract constructions of rock and gravel- can...

... and the production of main- land Chinese rock-and-roll music, which are discussed in this article, such negotiations can be said to be most pronounced. Whether these negotiations are positive (incorporative) or negative (resistant), however...

... Liqi, and Xiao Hai. 9 See “Zuoyi yaogun qingnian zhi xin gongren yishutuan” 左翼摇滚青年之新工人艺术团 (The Leftist Rock Youth's New Worker Art Troupe), http://m.wyzxwk.com/content.php?classid=23&id=356779 (accessed February 12, 2023). 10 “Zuoyi yaogun qingnian zhi xin gongren yishutuan” 左翼摇滚青年之...

... in their separate ways- someone is murmuring it must have been a dream In the sacred grove of Hamagawa in the shadow of the rocks on the shore, their hair dyed red...

... internment. In this film, John Macreedy (Spencer Tracy) comes to Black Rock, a desolate desert town east of the Sturken I Absent Images of Memory 697 Sierra Mountains, in a place that looks strikingly like...

.... Found black-and-white Figure 4 So Sorry (Destination for the New Millenium photograph,www.erasurearchive.net,ContemporaryCourtesy of the wooden Artartist Foundation, boat, commissioned rock, Sydney, computer, Australia.by the video, Sherman and series),Courtesy 2004. of the Color...

... to receiving foreign guests. He spoke of the Austrian American botanist-eth- nologist Joseph Rock, and hanging prominently on his wall was a framed portrait of himself taken by Rock when the lama was five. He was sitting on a silk pillow...

.... Listening to music was another way to fight drudgery and depression, and his oeuvre contains many poems that are like song texts. In the mid-2010s he tried to connect with rock stars on social media by sending them his poetry. In what would turn out to be a life-changing moment, singer Zhang Chu 张楚...

... contingencies and marginalized communities also manifest themselves in Russell Leong’s lyrics. In the following poem about the Chi- nese garden in the Huntington Library, raw materials — timber, rock, steel, water — are not merely the wherewithal...

... new cultural practices. The female rapper Suboi recalls how she used to listen to different types of music such as pop, rock, blues, and jazz as a teenager, but ended up making hip-hop music because “This is, you know, the music of rebellious people . . . I need that in my life” (interview, Viet...

...- ization of Rock Music in South Korea, 1964–1975,” examines violence from a refreshingly novel perspective in which the general imperialism — here the U.S. military occupation of Korea — is shown to have given rise to a singular tradition of rock...

... the constant adoption and reworking of foreign musical styles, especially since the opening of Japan to Western influence in the Meiji era (1868 – 1912), it would be surprising if rap music had somehow not appeared alongside Japanese versions of rock...

.... But it is my belief that we don’t have to be grounded only in Northeast Asia. Of course, you cannot help but think in that way. That has been your fate, and your life and history were constituted by it. You stand upon the great rock called...

.... The episode that follows, entitled “Massacre,” has a leitmotif of a spin- ning fan, and the words “Get ready to rock” are heard as it begins. Bayani walks into his house, sees his wife (“who looks like the bank teller”) blood- ied and nailed to the wall...

... This reaction to mainstream pop music, of course, is not confined to the relatively new genre of rap. As early as the mid-­1980s, Cui Jian, the godfather of Chinese rock, had viewed rock-­and-­roll ideology as an expres- sion of resistance...

... was a kid, my grandma carried me across the river. She saw a big piece of rock dividing the water into two streams. Pointing at the rock she said to me, “Some day, you will grow up, Monanen. You will surely try hard to make yourself into a rock so...

... onion. Placed on a large flat rock and covered by a series of smaller stones. Edicts of building for private persons. Remaining principalities long ago divided off. Under that place which is called the earth wall. Around which extends...

..., and will travel in 2008 to SF MoMA, San Francisco; Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati; Johnson Museum, Cornell University. Her recent series Trap Rock is on view at Dia Beacon through September 2008. Boreth Ly is a writer, intellectual...

... her children under impoverished conditions in San Francisco. As an adolescent, Rocky dreams of becoming a rock ’n’ roll star. She laments in the opening of the novel that she arrived in the United States...