Embodying Japan: Cultures of Sport, Beauty, and Medicine 2017

Identity

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  1. Q&A Session With Dr. Kim Soo Shin: A Renowned Korean Plastic Surgeon's Perspective Courtney Cho
  2. Biopower vwik
  3. Foucault marisa davis
  4. sexuality Laydon Hutchins
  5. Gender Shannon Brooks
  6. Shannon Brooks Shannon Brooks
  7. Fashion Shannon Brooks
  8. Masculinity Shannon Brooks

Contents of this tag:

  1. Korean Beauty in Japan
  2. Sex and Violence in Snakes and Earrings
  3. The Salaryman Identity As An Ideal For Nationalism and Success
  4. Hafus: Mixed Race People in Japan (Part 1)
  5. Japanese Beauty Standards in Music and Fashion
  6. Bodies and Hygiene in Japan
  7. Gothic Beauty
  8. Shoujo and Doll-Like Beauty
  9. Hokikomori: Reclusive Lifestyle In Fear of the Salaryman Identity
  10. Idol Beauty
  11. Lolita Beauty
  12. Hostessing: A Role in Maintaining Corporate Relationships
  13. ​Madame Butterfly and the Westernization of Sexuality Discourses
  14. Commodification of Identity
  15. Gender and Identity in Modern Japan
  16. Q&A Session With Dr. Kim Soo Shin: A Renowned Korean Plastic Surgeon's Perspective
  17. Coexistence in a Capitalist Japan
  18. Karoshi: Consequences of the Salaryman Identity
  19. Capitalizing on Japanese Youth Culture
  20. Hafus: Mixed Race People in Japan (Part 2)
  21. Beauty: Creating a Japanese Race
  22. The Salaryman
  23. Rejecting Japanese Nationalist Gender Identities
  24. Feminine Desire in Japan as an Agent of Social Change
  25. Eugenics: Creating a Japanese Race
  26. Contrast of ideals: Dezomeshiki Pride and Hikkikomori
  27. Firefighter Companies and the Nation State
  28. Hope for the Future: Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder
  29. Biopower: Hikikomori is not mental illness
  30. Pop Culture
  31. Confessions of a Host