Perspectives on social memory in Japan
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Perspectives on social memory in Japan
Global Oriental, 2005
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
This collection of essays represents the first interdisciplinary study in English to consider social memory in Japan across a wide range of issues and phenomena. The volume examines a variety of memorialization subjects, including music and poetry, artefacts and tools, oral testimonies and written documents, ritual and ceremonies as well as art and artists.
目次
- Preface
- 1. Memory, Scholarship and the Study of Japan
- Part 1: Remembering the Dead
- 2. Monuments for the Untimely Dead or the Objectification of Social Memory in Japan
- 3. Memorial Monuments of Interrupted Lives in Modern Japan: From Ex Post Facto Treatment to Intensification Devices
- 4. Memorializing and Remembering Animals in Japan
- 5. Coincident Events of Remembrance, Coexisting Spaces of Memory: The Annual Memorial Rites at Yasukuni Shrine
- Part 2: Art of Memory
- 6. Summer Grasses: Memory and the Construction of Landscape in Oku no Hosomichi
- 7. What it Sounds Like to Lose an Empire: Happy End and the Kinks
- 8. The Meiji Restoration and the Revival of Ancient Culture
- 9. Japan's Living National Treasures Program: the Paradox of Remembering
- Part 3: Remembering Nature
- 10. Remembering the Wolf: The Wolf Reintroduction Campaign in Japan
- 11. Preserving the Memories of Terror: Ko-be Earthquake Survivors as 'Memory Volunteers'
- 12. The Violent and the Benign: How Kobe Remembers its Rivers
- Part 4: Conclusion
- 13. Social Memory and Commemoration: Some 'After the Fact' Thoughts
- Index
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