Journal of popular culture

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  Año 1997, Vol. 31, Número 2

  • Purchasing power in Japanese popular culture

    Jan Bardsley

    págs. 1-22

    

  • Surfing the Internet for Japanese popular culture

    Kristina Kade Troost

    págs. 23-28

    

  • The Tale of Genji: From Heian classic to Heisei comic

    Akiko Hirota

    págs. 29-68

    

  • Murder makes the nation: Novelizing Japanese crime trials in 1881

    John Mertz

    págs. 69-92

    

  • Building Meiji Tokyo: Urban growth in the popular imagination

    David P. Phillips

    págs. 93-114

    

  • Inventing selves: Images and image-making in a Japanese popular music genre

    Christine Yano

    págs. 115-129

    

  • `Slice-of-Life': A persuasive mini drama in Japanese television advertising

    Michael L. Maynard

    págs. 131-142

    

  • People types: Personality classification in Japanese women's magazines

    Laura Miller

    págs. 143-159

    

  • The Reunion of history and popular culture: Japan `come out' on TV

    Stephen D. Miller

    págs. 161-175

    

  • Popular culture as political protest: Writing the reality of sexual slavery

    Caroline M. Berndt

    págs. 177-187

    

  • Japanese feminism, nationalism and the royal wedding of summer `93

    Japan Bardsley

    págs. 189-205

    

  • Book reviews

    David Seelow

    págs. 207-209

    

  • Book reviews

    Pat Browne

    págs. 210-211

    

  • Book reviews

    Michael Schoenecke

    págs. 213-214

    

  • Book reviews

    Ray Browne

    pág. 214

    

  • Book reviews

    Michael Schneider

    págs. 216-217

    

  • Book reviews

    Norman K. Gillen

    págs. 217-219

    

  • Book reviews

    Marshall Fishwick

    págs. 219-220

    

  • Book reviews

    Ray Browne

    págs. 220-221

    

  • Book reviews

    William G. Covington Jr.

    págs. 222-223

    

  • Book reviews

    William G. Covington Jr

    págs. 223-225

    

  • Book reviews

    Neal A. Lester

    págs. 225-230