Tosaka Jun : a critical reader /

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Tosaka Jun (1900-1945) was one of modern Japan's most unique, urgent, and important critics of capitalism, Japanese imperialism, the emperor system, 'Japanism', and everyday life in imperial Japan. A philosopher trained at Kyoto University, Tosaka made major contributions to the advan...

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Bibliographic Details
Call Number:Libro Electrónico
Main Author: Tosaka, Jun, 1900-1945 (Author)
Other Authors: Stolz, Robert (Robert P.) (Editor), Schäfer, Fabian (Editor), Kawashima, Ken C. (Ken Chester) (Editor)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:Inglés
Published: Ithaca, New York : East Asia Program, Cornell University, [2013]
Series:Cornell East Asia series ; 168.
Subjects:
Tosaka, Jun, > 1900-1945.
Tosaka, Jun, > 1900-1945
Philosophy, Japanese.
Philosophie japonaise.
LITERARY CRITICISM / Semiotics & Theory.
Philosophy, Japanese
Online Access:Texto completo
Table of Contents:
  • The principle of everydayness and historical time / trans. Robert Stolz
  • On space (introduction and conclusion) / trans. Robert Stolz
  • The academy and journalism / trans. Chris Kai-Jones
  • Laughter, comedy, and humor / trans. Christopher Ahn
  • The fate of Japanism : from fascism to emperorism / trans. John Person
  • Theory of the intelligentsia and theory of technology : proposing to reexamine the theory of technology / trans. Takeshi Kimoto
  • Liberalist philosophy and materialism : against the two types of liberalist philosophy / trans. John Person
  • The police function / trans. Ken C. Kawashima
  • Film as a reproduction of the present : custom and the masses / trans. Gavin Walker
  • Film art and film : toward the function of abstraction / trans. Gavin Walker
  • Here, now : everyday space as cultural critique / Robert Stolz
  • The actuality of journalism and the possibility of everyday critique / Fabian Schäfer
  • The dialectic of laughter and Tosaka's critical theory / Katsuya Hirano
  • Immaterial technique and mass intelligence : Tosaka Jun on technology / Takeshi Kimoto
  • Filmic materiality and historical materialism : Tosaka Kun and the prosthetics of sensation / Gavin Walker
  • Notes toward a critical analysis of chronic recession and ideology : Tosaka Jun on the police function / Ken C. Kawashima
  • The multitude and the Holy Family : empire, fascism, and the war machine / Katsuhiko Endo.

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