Reconsidering Language and Gender in Contemporary Japan and among the Japanese Diaspora amid the #MeToo Movement
Special issue of the Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 33:1 (2023)
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[Journal of Asian Pacific Communication, 33:1] 2023. v, 110 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 30 March 2023
Published online on 30 March 2023
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
- Japan’s struggle to improve gender equality: Japanese culture, gender role/expectation through family, societal and media dialoguesKikuko Omori & Hiroshi Ota | pp. 1–11
- Transmission of gender ideology through family discourse: Japanese mothers and their career choicesMakiko Imamura, Elizabeth Dow & Naoko Uehara | pp. 12–37
- Breaking the mold: The influence of CEO gender and ethnicity on crisis communication effectiveness in JapanKatharina Barkley & Emi Okamoto | pp. 38–60
- Homonational tongue? Onē-Kotoba (Queen’s Language) among Tokyo amateur gay volleyballersKyohei Itakura | pp. 61–86
- A cure for woundless pain: Consumption of innocence in Japanese idol cultureYasheng She | pp. 87–102
- Russell Jeung, Karen Umemoto, Harvey Dong, Eric Mar, Lisa Hirai Tsuchitani & Arnold Pan. 2019. Mountain Movers: Student Activism and the Emergence of Asian American StudiesReviewed by Kristina S. Vassil | pp. 103–107
- Yuko Kawai. 2020. A Transnational Critique of Japaneseness: Cultural Nationalism, Racism, and Multiculturalism in JapanReviewed by Dan T. Molden | pp. 108–110
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