[H-verkko] CFP: E-kirja 'Japanese Fantasy in Contemporary Popular Culture' ja CFP: IIPC Online Series

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Agricolan Artikkelipyyntötietokantaan
( http://agricola.utu.fi/nyt/pyynnot/ )
on tullut seuraava ilmoitus:

E-kirja 'Japanese Fantasy in Contemporary Popular Culture' ja CFP:
IIPC Online Series

Call for Papers:

IIPC Publication Series, ISSN 1797-318X (online), julkaisijana
International Institute for Popular Culture, IIPC
(http://iipc.utu.fi/).

Kyseessä on referoitu e-kirjasarja, johon voi tarjota monografioita,
toimitettuja artikkelikokoelmia ja konferenssien proceedings
-teoksia.
Sarja on avoin kaikille populaarikulttuurin tutkijoille,
tieteenalasta riippumatta.

Otamme nyt vastaan ehdotuksia sarjan tuleviksi teoksiksi.

Sarjan tuotantoa tähän mennessä:

Vol. 1. History of Stardom Reconsidered: The refereed proceedings of
the
inaugural conference of IIPC, University of Turku, 9-11 November
2006.
Edited by Kari Kallioniemi, Kimi Kärki, Janne Mäkelä & Hannu Salmi.
Turku: International Institute for Popular Culture, 2007.

Vol. 2. Sounds of the Overground: Selected papers from a
postgraduate
colloquium on ubiquitous music and music in everyday life. Edited by
Nedim Hassan and Holly Tessler (University of Liverpool). Turku:
International Institute for Popular Culture, 2010.

Vol 3. Imaginary Japan: Japanese Fantasy in Contemporary Popular
Culture. Edited by Eija Niskanen (University of Helsinki). Turku:
International Institute for Popular Culture, 2010.

Kahdesta seuraavasta teoksesta on jo sovittu alustavasti.

Annan mielelläni lisätietoja sarjasta ja vastaanotan
kirjaehdotuksia.
Otathan yhteyttä s-postitse: kimi.karki at utu.fi.


Sarjassa on sopivasti ennen joulua ilmestynyt seuraava
artikkelikokoelma:

Imaginary Japan: Japanese Fantasy in Contemporary Popular Culture.

Edited by Eija Niskanen (University of Helsinki)

A new e-book published by the International Institute for Popular
Culture, University of Turku, Finland. Available at
http://iipc.utu.fi/imaginaryjapan/ (direct link) or
http://iipc.utu.fi/publications.html

Contents

Eija Niskanen: Introduction

List of Contributors & Acknowledgements

I Japanese Media Aesthetics

Machiko Kusahara: Wearing Media. Technology, Popular Culture and Art
in
Japanese Daily Life

Cindy Lisica: Generation Superflat: Fashion Fusions and Disappearing
Divisions in the 21st Century

Lars-Martin Sorensen: The Bestseller Recipe: A Natural Explanation
for
the Global Success of Anime

Eija Niskanen: Riding Through Air and Water – The Relationship
Between
Character, Background, Fantasy and Realism in Hayao Miyazaki’s Films


II Trans-cultural Flows

Alexander Zahlten: Meta-, Hyper-, Inter-, Super-. Anime, World
Creation,
and the Role of Film Festivals

Cobus van Staden: Mutations in Moominvalley: Globalization,
Capitalism
and the Cultural Identity of Fiction

Kelly Hansen: Japanese Horror: The Last Hold-Out in the Globalization
of
Japanese Pop Culture

Frans Mäyrä: Japanese Fantasy and the East-West Dialectic

Annamari Konttinen (panel discussion, Reported and translated by
A.K.):
What’s So Fascinating about It? Japanese Popular Culture in Finland
Panel discussion at Cinema Orion on Saturday 20 September 2008


III Female Experience and Resistance in Japanese Cultural Practices

Tuuli Bollmann: He-Romance for Her – Yaoi, BL and Shounen-ai

Riikka Matala: Coffee Girls – Reflections of Lived Cultures



About the International Institute for Popular Culture:

The International Institute for Popular Culture is a
multi-disciplinary
research unit, concerned not only with issues in contemporary
popular
culture but also in its history and transformations. The Institute
is
committed to pursuing academic excellence in the following areas:
popular music, radio, film, and television, new media and
information
technology, festivals and urban cultures, youth cultures and
subcultures, cultural industries, consumption and material culture,
sports, stardom and fandom. The Institute is open to methodologies
and
theoretical insights, but it places special emphasis on the questions
of
popular culture as heritage and the social role of popular culture.

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Ilmoituksen lähetti: Kimi Kärki <kimi.karki at utu.fi>
Ilmoitus vanhentuu: 01.06.2011
Lisätietoja WWW-osoitteesta: http://iipc.utu.fi