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E-grāmata: International Perspectives on Shojo and Shojo Manga: The Influence of Girl Culture [Taylor & Francis e-book]

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This collaborative book explores the artistic and aesthetic development of shojo, or girl, manga and discusses the significance of both shojo manga and the concept of shojo, or girl culture. It features contributions from manga critics, educators, and researchers from both manga’s home country of Japan and abroad, looking at shojo and shojo manga’s influence both locally and globally. Finally, it presents original interviews of shojo manga-ka, or artists, who discuss their work and their views on this distinct type of popular visual culture.

List of Figures and Table
xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
Introduction: The Power of Shojo and Shojo Manga 1(8)
Masami Toku
PART I Local Perspectives of Shojo and Shojo Manga: Historical Components
1 Power of Shojo Manga: Origins and Influences in Children's Artistic and Aesthetic Development
9(14)
Masami Toku
2 Shojo Manga and Its Acceptance: What Is the Power of Shojo Manga?
23(9)
Nozomi Masuda
3 Sailor-Moon! The Treasure Box All the Girls Want
32(8)
Yukari Fujimoto
4 The Cute Little Girl Living in the Imagined Japanese Past: Sakura Momoko's Chibimaruko-Chan
40(10)
Hiromi Tsuchiya Dollase
5 Autism and Manga: Comics for Women, Disability, and Tobe Keiko's With the Light
50(14)
Shige (CJ) Suzuki
6 Queer Readings of BL: Are Women "Plunderers" of Gay Men?
64(13)
Kazumi Nagaike
PART II Global Perspectives on Shojo and Shojo Manga: New Approaches
7 Stories by Female Comic Artists in Southeast Asia
77(10)
Cheng Tju Lim
8 Between the Shojo Kyara and the Modern Man
87(14)
Frenchy Lunning
9 Miyazaki's View of Shojo
101(8)
Marc Hairston
10 Beautiful, Meaningful, and Powerful: Explorations of the "Bishojo (Beautiful Girl)" and "Bishonen (Beautiful Boy)" in Taiwan's Anime/Manga Fan Culture
109(11)
Jin-Shiow Chen
11 Revisiting Manga High: Literacies, Identities, and the Power of Shojo Manga on New York City Youths
120(13)
Michael Bitz
PART III Shojo Mangaka Profiles and Interviews with Manga Critics and Shojo Mangaka (Girls' Comic Artists)
12 Profile and Interview with Fusanosuke Natsume
133(4)
13 Profile and Interview with Tomoko Yamada
137(7)
14 Profile and Interview with Masako Watanabe
144(8)
15 Profile and Interview with Leiji (Akira) Matsumoto
152(8)
16 Profile and Interview with Hideko Mizuno
160(8)
17 Profile and Interview with Miyako Maki
168(7)
18 Profile and Interview with Machiko Satonaka
175(7)
19 Profile and Interview with Yukari Ichijo
182(8)
20 Profile and Interview with Suzue Miuchi
190(7)
21 Profile and Interview with Keiko Takemiya
197(8)
22 Profile and Interview with Moto Hagio
205(8)
23 Profile and Interview with Fusako Kuramochi
213(7)
24 Profile and Interview with Shio Sato
220(6)
25 Profile and Interview with Reiko Okano
226(7)
Contributors 233(6)
Glossary 239(4)
Index 243
Masami Toku is a Japanese scholar and professor of art education at California State University Chico, and is director of the Shojo Manga! Girls Power! Project. She has nearly 100 publishing credits in English and Japanese, and has given talks in more than 15 countries in Asia, Europe, North America, and South America.
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