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...Esther Yao; Roland Tolentino; Kyung Hyun Kim Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press 1998 Call for Essays Exploring Contemporary Asia Pacific Cinemas: Spatiality, Desire, New Technologies Esther Yao, Roland Tolentino, and Kyung Hyun Kim, guest editors...

... of the better publicized, more successful creative activities, music has been the group's steadiest form of self-expression. Appropriating Roland Barthes's concept of musica practica , this article interrogates the unique status that music has enjoyed in this group and explores three interrelated aspects—album...

.... Roland Barthes's analysis of fashion discourse provides a specific critical apparatus for situating Heian poetics and consumer discourse on common ground. I borrow his insights on how classes of commodities and language concerning their uses enter into creative cross-referencing, in a way that resembles...

... Global , edited by Roy Ananya Ong Aihwa . Oxford : Blackwell . Robertson Roland . 1995 . “Glocalization: Time-Space and Homogeneity-Heterogenity.” In Global Modernities , vol. 2 , edited by Featherstone Mike Lash Scott Robertson Roland , 25 – 44 . Thousand Oaks...

... Women and the Cinematic Representation of Colonial Modernity in 1930s Shanghai.” While Hong expands inherited theoretical clues from Siegfried Kracauer, Roland Barthes, Walter Benjamin, Michel Foucault, and others, to rethink the temporality...

... are more accurate in reminding us that it is the “poor and middle peasants” who benefited from Mao.46 Mao as Signifier Like Warhol in China being in “the wrong place at the wrong time,” Roland Barthes’s posthumously published journal Travels...

... Center for Humanities.6 We want to acknowledge Roland Tolentino of the University of the Philippines who helped organize the conference, provided valuable advice, and reviewed some of the essays in this volume. Esther C. M. Yau...

... Globalization theory has its roots in a critical stance articulated by Roland Robertson as implying that “comprehension of the macrostructuration of world order is essential to the viability of any form of contemporary theory...

... . Armstrong Carol . 1993 . “Biology, Destiny, Photography: Difference According to Diane Arbus.” October 66 : 28 – 54 . Azoulay Ariella . [2006] 2008 . The Civil Contract of Photography . Cambridge, MA : MIT Press . Barthes Roland . [1981] 1993 . Camera Lucida...

..., that of animate/inanimate, Bunraku jeopardizes it, eliminates it without advantage for either of its terms. —Roland Barthes The human-machine hybrid known as the cyborg has been invoked by many authors and critics to test...

..., however, can be found between Barney’s lm and Roland Barthes’s L’Empire des signes (Empire of Signs), a work written after a lecture tour of Japan that attempted to interpret “Japan” as a symbolic system of features, sensually gratifying...

... calls out Jacques Lacan, Roland Barthes, Jacques Derrida, and Walter Ong for parochialism; the challenge to European metaphysics is that whistling embodies a gap in representation that can be neither bridged nor assimilated by the verbal order (my emphasis). positions: asia critique has long attracted...

... and, simultaneously, destabilizes with plurality and ambivalence. It also sheds light on how participatory fan discourse plots new contours of the transnational stardom and the cultural economies in the cyber era. References Barthes Roland . 1972 . Mythologies . London : Granada . Bassom David...

...: Claude Monet, positions 20:4  Fall 2012 952 Édouard Manet, Vincent van Gogh, James Whistler, and Edgar Degas; poet Ezra Pound and theorists Max Weber and Roland Barthes; and film- makers Chris...

... different before and after their defection. During their days in Japan, Liu Yazi praised the couple as Roland and Mary (Mme. Roland),19 but in his 1928 article about Su Manshu, he compared He Zhen to nüxizi (a female actor): He...

...- nable. Nobody can tell exactly when neah-­mo-­crossovers will emerge. In the terms that Roland Robertson has laid out, glocalization is not merely a word defining business responses of global products differentiated by positions all21:4 2013  F...

... and the “reader.” From Roland Barthes to Jean Baudrillard, advertisement analysis in particular and media studies in general have been centrally informed by Saussure’s semiotic model.14 In light of Peirce, however, Saussure’s semiotics deals...

..., Roland Barthes cites the words of Hobbes, “the one passion in my life was terror.”11 Even in the so-called experience of the text, this affect is irreducible. So what is it that terrifies us today? Do we fear what truly should...

... Vaudagna Maurizio , 47 – 55 . Ithaca, NY : Cornell University Press . Roudometof Victor Robertson Roland . 1998 . “The Space between the Boundaries: Globalization and Americanization .” In American Culture in Europe: Interdisciplinary Perspectives , edited by Epitropoulos Mike...

... argues that the local appropriates the global rather than the other way around.4 Most of the leading sociologists of globalization adopted similar understandings in the 1990s. Roland Robertson employs the notion glocalization to emphasize how...