Review of Japanese Culture and Society
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The Review of Japanese Culture and Society (RJCS) is devoted to the scholarly examination of Japanese culture in a trans-Pacific context. The journal engages culture broadly defined, exploring discursive and figurative activities in a range of signifying forms both historical and emergent. Each issue features a guest edited section that addresses a particular theme and provides diverse perspectives by putting into conversation the work of scholars, public intellectuals, artists, and critics, in Japan and beyond. A key commitment of the journal is to provide a forum for new translations of Japanese-language research, literature, and criticism, as well as original scholarship in English.
Available in digital format only beginning with issue 32, 2020.
Sponsors: East Asian Studies Center and the Shinso Ito Center for Japanese Religions and Culture at the University of Southern California.
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2012 to present
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(Dis)Locating Zainichi in the Post-Pachinko Era: Guest Editors' Introduction to Special Issue "(Dis)Locating Zainichi: Transcending and Transgressing the Borders of 'Japan'"
Posted on Friday April 18, 2025The Evolving Use of Zai as Marker of Location and Identity in Japanese Diasporic Communities: A Case Study Using the Hoji Shinbun Digital Collection
Posted on Friday April 18, 2025Reexamining the Historiography of Zainichi Korean Literature: Beyond Sexism, Colonialism and the Cold War
Posted on Friday April 18, 2025Kim Talsu's Self-Censorship Conundrum: Early Postwar Zainichi Literature Caught Between GHQ Censorship and Resident Korean Community Politics
Posted on Friday April 18, 2025"Apache" Koreans in Postwar Osaka: Figures of Indigeneity in the Postwar Transpacific
Posted on Friday April 18, 2025"Minor Feelings" as Postcolonial Affect: Communal-Autobiographical Writings of First-Generation Zainichi "Omoni"
Posted on Friday April 18, 2025Zainichi Youth in the Japan-Korea Solidarity Movement: Transnational Identities and "Feminist" Discourse in Ajukkari (1975-83)
Posted on Friday April 18, 2025Beyond the Kokuhaku: Passing and the Tenacity of Confession in Zainichi Cultural Production
Posted on Friday April 18, 2025"Why Live Stateless as Chōsen-seki?": And Selected Poems by Zhong Zhang
Posted on Friday April 18, 2025Stories by Kim Saryang
Posted on Friday April 18, 2025Going Home
Posted on Friday April 18, 2025On the Contributors
Posted on Friday April 18, 2025 - Single Issues
- Volume 29, Number , 2017
- Reading Soseki Now
- Volume 29, Number , 2017
- Volume 28, Number , 2016
- Design and Society in Modern Japan
- Volume 27, Number , 2015
- Special Issue in Honor of Kyoko Selden
- Volume 26, Number , 2014
- Commensurable Distinctions: Intercultural Negotiations of Modern Contemporary Japanese Visual Culture
- Volume 25, Number , 2013
- Working Words: New Approaches to Japanese Studies
- Volume 24, Number , 2012
- Beyond Tenshin: Okakura Kakuzo's Multiple Legacies
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Editor in Chief
Miya Elise Desjardins
Interim Editorial Board
Ken Ito, Andre Haag, Nancy Stalker, John Szostak
Section Editor (Art in Focus)
Reiko Tomii
Section Editor (Japan in Los Angeles)
Rika Hiro
Section Editor (Literature)
Andre Haag
Production Editor
Natta Phisphumvidhi
Editorial and Administrative Assistant
Miho Tajima
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