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SUMMARY:“Mapping J-Theory”
DESCRIPTION:\nA rare and historic occasion\, bringing critics Hiroki Azu
ma and Shinji Miyadai together in dialogue with North American scholars
for the first time outside of Japan\, with meetings at the Association f
or Asian Studies (Chicago\, March 29)\, the University of Texas (Austin\
, March 30)\, the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor\, April 1)\, and Pen
n State (April 3).\n\nHiroki Azuma\, postmodern philosopher\, critic of
otaku culture\, and editor of the new journal of critical thought and so
cial critique Shisō chizu [Cartographies of Thought]\, and Shinji Miyada
i\, prominent sociologist\, prolific author\, and pop culture critic\, w
ill discuss their views on the state of contemporary debate and the stak
es of the arguments.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/even
t/mapping-j-theory/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:A rare and hist
oric occasion, bringing critics Hiroki Azuma and Shinji Miyadai together
in dialogue with North American scholars for the first time outside of
Japan, with meetings at the Association for Asian Studies (Chicago, Marc
h 29), the University of Texas (Austin, March 30), the University of Mic
higan (Ann Arbor, April 1), and Penn State (April 3).
Hiroki Azuma
, postmodern philosopher, critic of otaku culture, and editor of the new
journal of critical thought and social critique Shisō chizu [Cartograph
ies of Thought], and Shinji Miyadai, prominent sociologist, prolific aut
hor, and pop culture critic, will discuss their views on the state of co
ntemporary debate and the stakes of the arguments.
For more detail
s: https://e
vents.la.psu.edu/event/mapping-j-theory/
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