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Table of Contents [Japanese] |
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| Post-Nation/Post-Family Rethinking Modern Gender Deployment |
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| LEE Chong-Hwa |  |
WORDS | 2 |
| NISHIKAWA Yuko | Introduction | 8 | |
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‹Violence, Nation, and Gender› | ||
| UENO Chizuko | Citizenship and Gender : Deconstruction and reconstruction of the public/private spheres | 10 | |
| TAKEMURA Kazuko | Violence, and after… : Re-reading Sophocles' Thebes Trilogy |
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| YONEYAMA Lisa | The Occupation of Japan from a Critical Feminist Perspective : Media representation of Japanese women in the U.S. myth of “liberation and rehabilitation” | 60 | |
| HOSHINO Haruhiko | Nazism and Homosexuality | 85 | |
| ‹Liquidation of Post-War Discourse› | |||
| PARK Yuha | The Realignment of Literature in the
1960s : The coincidence of the emergences of “National Literature” and “Resident Korean Literature” |
104 | |
| HIRATA Yumi | Nation/Family Building and Literary Reception
: The reading of “Resident Koreans Literature” in the 1970s |
126 | |
| NARITA Ryuichi | Historicizing “Repatriation” | 149 | |
| OGINO Miho | The Reversal of National Population Policy
: The development and effects of the family planning movement |
175 | |
| ‹Possibilities in a Post-Family Era› | |||
| TATEIWA Shinya | Family, Gender, and Capital : Revisiting the Paid/Unpaid-Work Discussion |
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| KASUGA Kisuyo | The Problems of Care Work in the Ethicalization of Dementia Care-Taking | 216 | |
| NISHIKAWA Yuko | Opening to a Post-Family Future : The transformation of the “New Town” |
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