Manga, Comics and Japan #156 2018

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Gabriel Jonsson Preface

This year’s final issue of Orientaliska studier consists of papers initially given at the conference on Manga Studies held at Stockholm University, Department of Asian, Middle Eastern and Turkish Studies from 6-8 September. The conference was arranged on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Sweden and Japan. A wide variety of topics within this broad field of research are covered by the 15 contributors. An introduction iswritten by conference organizer and guest editor Jaqueline Berndt, professor ofJapanese Language and Culture at Stockholm University, Department of Asian, Middle Eastern and Turkish Studies. Finally, the editor would like to wish all readers a Happy New Year.

Jaqueline Berndt ”Manga, Comics and Japan” An introduction

Fabienne Darling-Wolf Japan’s Global Resonances: From ukiyo-e to La Nouvelle Manga

Karl Ian U. Cheng Chua Japanese Popular Culture and its Re-definition from the Peripheries

Ana Došen Probing the Manga ToPoEt(h)ics in Tezuka’s Message to Adolf

Fusami Ogi Manga beyond Japan: How the Term Manga Has Globalized

Ylva Lindberg Moving Manga: Integration and Bypassing as Strategies in the Cases of France and Sweden

Lisa Medin Twisting the Mundane to the Fantastical in Manga-Inspired Comics: Experiences of a Swedish Artist

Ananya Saha Manga as Mukokuseki (Stateless)? Hybridism in Original Non-Japanese Manga

José Andrés Santiago Iglesias Berliac’s gaijin gekiga and the Mangaesque: Transnational Perspectives and Cultural Appropriation

gastón j. muñoz j. Gender, Politics and Manga in Current Chilean Art

Lukas R.A. Wilde Character Street Signs (hyōshiki): “Mangaesque” Aesthetics as Intermedial Reference and Virtual Mediation

Per Israelson The Vortex of the Weird: Systemic Feedback and Enviromental Individuation in the Media Ecology of Ito Junji’s Horror Comics

Sharalyn Orbaugh Compulsorily Queer: Coercion as a Political Tool in Queer Manga

Patrick W. Galbraith Encountering Uchiyama Aki: On the Need for Situated Knowledge and Learning in a Global World

Kazumi Nagaike BL Manga Studies: Essentializing and Queering “Japanese Studies”

Natalia Samutina The Made in Abyss Controversy: Transnational Participatory Cultures as Cultural Interpreters of Japanese Texts

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Publicerad: 2018-12-30

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