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...Laura L. Letinsky Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 Public Culture Self-Exposure(s): The Photographs of Tabata Hideomi Laura L. Letinsky Viewing Tabata-san’s photograph of himself folded snugly into a narrow...

...Norma Field Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 Public Culture their work, Ewald is recognized as the main author of the photographic results.3 In the case of these photographs, while Tabata himself shot the film, the specific images we...

... a Movable Chair My Encounter with Mr. Tabata Chin Tae-il It was at the first meeting of the East Ninth Street Madang festival executive committee. I’d hardly ever had a chance to talk with a disabled person before, but he casually started up a conversation with me. That was my first encounter...

...-representation, a making strange.”2 The self-portraiture of Tabata Hideomi, which inspired the following series of comments, is well served by this description, as “making strange” captures the disorienting warping of register that it accomplishes...

... of the volunteers in the East Ninth Street Today photography shoot, Tabata Hideomi, used this opportunity to capture the intimate rhythm of his days in twenty-six photographs. Four years before these photographs were taken, Tabata-san moved on his own...

...Tabata Hideomi Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 The Bather: Self-Portraiture from a Movable Chair Tabata Hideomi Public Culture 11(3): 417–450 Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press Bather 1 Kyoto 1994 Bather 2 Kyoto 1994 Bather 3 Kyoto 1994...

...James I. Porter Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 Public Culture the trains had stopped. We had been out drinking, and, as usual with Tabata-san, good humor prevailed. Going down the elevator it was difficult to imagine that anyone...

... Territoriality, and Sovereignty in Africa Achille Mbembe Millennial Quartet, volume 3, “Millennial The Bather: Self-Portraiture from a Movable 12.2 Capitalism and the Culture of Neoliberal- 11.3 Chair Tabata Hideomi • Pictures...

... of Michigan Press, 1997), xiii–xiv. Also excerpted as “[The Body in Theory]” in the dossier “The Bather: Self-Portraiture from a Movable Chair” (self-portraiture by Tabata Hideomi), Public Culture 11 (1999): 440–41. 350 PC...

... that it was more inconsistent. He has tried to find evidence in the key texts produced by its thinkers like Ben Kies and I. B. Tabata, and in its organizational politics of “concessions” to racial thinking and of an “acknowledgement” of “the salience of racial distinctions” despite its “puritanical” stance...