.... Copyright 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 “Kawaii” and “Moe” — Gazes, Geeks (Otaku), and Glocalization of Beautiful Girls (B i s h o¯ j o ) in Hong Kong Youth Culture Wai-­hung Yiu and Alex Ching-­shing Chan Gazes, Geeks, and Glocalization of Manga-­Bisho¯jo In Spring 2009...

.... I contend that selling remaining life time should not be ignored as ephemeral “fast-food” popular culture or assumed to be an escapist tactic of the youth. Instead, it is a creative experiment that young urban Chinese adopt to confront their present realities: precarious employment conditions...

... the youth in the 1960s and 1970s. As the authoritarian regime started noticing and clamping down on the “threat” of the youth culture, Shin Joong Hyun and other group-sound musicians were making a breakthrough in the mainstream popular culture. In 1975 the regime banned and censored Shin and other musicians...

... Rap music and hip-­hop culture, usually perceived as originating in the local African-­American street culture of the South Bronx area of New York City, have been continually relocalized and thus globalized by youth speaking different...

... settings. image-driven nationalism MIT BBS Generation Post-1980s (80 hou) youth politics identity politics e-learning Visualizing Cultures controversy Hong Kong Copyright 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 Go Baobao! Image-­Driven Nationalism, Generation Post-­1980s, and Mainland...

... important contradictory tensions that the students had to negotiate in relation to the masculinized national project, the marketable value of femininity, the call for flexibility and entrepreneurship in global youth culture, and individual aspirations toward independence and self-­actualization. The concept...

...Carolyn Areum Choi Abstract The pursuit of overseas English language education by South Korean youth has resulted in a hierarchy of educational destinations, with migrants studying English in the Global North attaining higher cultural capital compared to those learning English in the Global South...

... a traditional “peoples and cultures” line of thinking. Through what can be called “geocultural publics,” the author recognizes Idol 's attempt to mobilize different levels of public culture in the service of global movement — national, local, popular, global, youth, media culture — as enacting forms of cultural...

...James Farrer The MIT Visualizing Cultures controversy is linked to a series of anti-Japanese street protests in China during the previous year. As a comparative analysis of these two very different types of protests, this article produces a reading of protest through a series of linked contexts...

... to a “life of their own,” especially in the years beyond youth. As the above discussion implies, a central aim of this paper is to pro- vide an account of some of the cultural and social specificities of popular...

... and cultural memory (in Marita Sturken’s terms). It argues that the memoirs’ higher potential appeal is based on their relevance to contemporary concerns, on building links between the wu nianji 五年級 (fifth-grader) generation and present-day youth, and on depicting history as recoverable through elements...

... and Youth Culture Kelvin Tong and Jasmine Ng’s Eating Air: A Motorcycle Kungfu Love Story, released almost ve years after Khoo’s lm, provides a memorable presenta- tion of working- class youth and how the limits of the city- state may inhibit...

... in public spaces of Tokyo and Kyoto to convince their own demographic of youth culture of two things, in a manner that treats ideology differently than citizens’ movements or political parties do. First, the organizers try to show that youth...

..., and Park Kwang-su do not always comply with the scope of national allegories previously conceived to be intractable and incontestable. With transnational cultural and capital flows and newly refigured cosmopolitanism permeating the youth cultures...

..., and nationalism elsewhere in the digital era. Copyright 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 new media youth culture nationalism postsocialism Vietnam References Ahmed Sara . 2004 . Cultural Politics of Emotion . London : Routledge . Althusser Louis . 1971 . Lenin...

.... His research focuses on new media technologies, urban youth cultures, and digital communities in Vietnam. Elena Shih is an assistant professor of American studies and ethnic studies at Brown University...

... explosion of pan- Asian youth culture is a thin veneer that obscures sociopolitical inequities. This ersatz pop provides a screen for — and perhaps also an escape from — the bleak realities of moderniza- tion and historical traumas...

... Surplus in the Age of New Media: Ing- yeo Subjectivity and Youth Culture in South Korea. PhD diss., George Mason University. Kim, Suhwan. 2011. Wept un e nat anan sedae i kams ng kujo: Ingy es py ngmat kkaji ( A Generation s Structure of Feeling in the Webtoon: From the Ingy to the Py ngmat T algy...

... of youth culture are particularly important in linking these histories. While both the subject of pro-Japanese sentiment among African Americans and the question of domestic relations between these groups have been taken up elsewhere, many scholarly...

... , no. 1 : 49 – 87 . Liu Xuexin . 2010 . “ Across the Borders: Hip Hop's Influence on Chinese Youth Culture .” Southeast Review of Asian Studies , no. 32 : 146 – 53 . Luong Hy V. 1990 . Discursive Practices and Linguistic Meanings: The Vietnamese System of Person Reference...