Toward a Classified Bibliography of Not One Thing: Cross-Disciplinary Cultural Studies in English Language Journals

Contents

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Introduction to JJPC bibliography, 1999-2002

1. Cultural Studies in Theory (general works about culture and cultural studies)

1.1 Positions  (the position of cultural studies in particular geographical areas)

1.2 Disciplines (the relation of cultural studies to academic disciplines)

1.3 Pedagogy (cultural studies in education)

2. Cultural Studies and the Theory of Practice

2.1 Deconstruction

2.1.1 Deconstruction and Japan

2.2 Feminist / Gender Theory / Practice

2.2.1 Feminist / Gender Theory / Practice and Japan

2.3 Postcolonial / Subaltern Theory

2.3.1 Postcolonial / Subaltern Theory and Japan

2.4 Postructuralism

3. Terms / Concepts as Adapted in Cultural Studies

3.1 Discourse / Counter Discourse

3.1.1 Discourse / Counter Discourse and Japan

3.2 Essentialism

3.3 Globalization

3.3.1 Globalization and Japan

3.4 Hegemony

3.4.1 Hegemony and Japan

3.5 Hybridity

3.5.1 Hybridity and Japan

3.6 Identity (Cultural / Ethnic / National)

3.6.1 Identity (Cultural / Ethnic / National) and Japan

3.7 Multiculturalism

3.7.1 Multiculturalism and Japan

3.8 Nation(s) / Nationalism

3.8.1 Nation / Nationalism and Japan

3.9 Orientalism

3.9.1 Orientalism and Japan

3.10 Otherness / Alterity

3.10.1 Otherness / Alterity and Japan

3.11 Pop(ular) / Mass Culture

3.11.1 Pop(ular) / Mass Culture and Japan

3.12 Postmodernism

3.12.1 Postmodernism and Japan

3.13 Race / Racialism / Racism

3.13.1 Race / Racialism / Racism and Japan

3.14 Representation

3.14.1 Representation and Japan

3.14.2 Historical Representation

3.14.2.1 Historical Representation and Japan

3.15 Textuality / Intertextuality

3.15.1 Textuality / Intertextuality and Japan

3.16 Transnationalism

3.16.1 Transnationalism and Japan

4. Authors (Adorno, Barthes, Butler, Derrida, Fanon, Foucault, Gramsci, Jameson, Nietzsche, Said, Williams)