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A history of the Takarazuka Review since 1914 :modernity, girls culture, Japan pop

  • 作者: Yamanashi, Makiko.
  • 出版: Boston : Global Oriental 2012.
  • 稽核項: xxviii, 233 pages :illustrations (some color) ;24 cm.
  • 標題: Takarazuka Kagekidan , History. , Takarazuka Kagekidan History.
  • ISBN: 9004203869 , 9789004203860
  • 附註: 106年科技部補助人文及社會科學研究圖書計畫主題:藝術學:亞太音樂文化. Includes bibliographical references and index. Acknowledgements -- Notes on technical methods and descriptions -- List of figures -- Introduction -- The formative years of Takarazuka : The birth of Takarazuka : Kobayashi Ichizō and the foundation of the Hankyū enterprise ; Takarazuka: spa, pool and theatre ; Department stores and Hankyū -- New theatre for the new age : Takarazuka in the current of theatre reformation ; Big theatre-ism ; Acting as a new profession for women -- In the light and shade of development : The onset of war ; Performing for the war: revues that captured the people's heart ; Takarazuka's first tours abroad ; Under the national policy -- The mechanisms of Takarazuka : The school for girls : Takarazuka Music School (T.M.S.) ; Education methods and principles: purity, integrity, grace ; Takarasiennes: student life ; From T.M.S. to the Takarazuka Revue Company ; Youthful spirit till retirement -- The institutional management : Stage creators and preservation of records ; PR methods and the corporate performance of Hankyū and its partners ; Image branding of the dream factory -- The stage art of Takarazuka 'fantasy adventure' : The formulation of the Takarazuka hybrid style : Domesticising foreign inspirations ; Succeeding Kabuki and other traditions, then inventing a new tradition ; The West + East = hyper exotic utopia? -- The allure of sexual ambiguity : Male and female impersonators ; Artistic detachment of the stagecraft -- The dramaturgical ethos : Visual and literary symbolism and metaphor ; The universality of human drama and love ; Mannerism: 'intertextural' collage -- The Taishō 'modern' in the female domain of girls' culture : Takarasiennes and Moga ("modern girls") : From new women to modern girls ; Unconventional looks and habits -- Discovery of personality and search for identity : Floating girls: otome as an idealised shōjo ; Ren'ai: the imported concept of love ; Culture of girlfriends: a heritage of girl bonding called 's-kankei' -- The audience at the 'fantasy adventure' : Grasping the heart of female audiences ; Takarazuka's fandom: fidelity, nurturing, and sisterhood ; Mirror images of the desired 'self' and the fantasised 'other' -- Takarazuka in the modern heritage of girls' culture and beyond : Interaction with shōjo manga : Tezuka Osamu and Takarazuka ; Transforming manga to stage and vice versa ; Cherishing dreams, love and self-development -- Utopia or dystopia of popular culture? Subversive interpretations of shōjo and Takarazuka : Kawaii: different kinds of cute and where they fit in Takarazuka ; Metamorphoses of kawaii, otaku, yaoi and beyond ; Diverse receptions and changing representations ; Tactile recreation of magical dreams -- Conclusion -- Appendices : Appendix I: Analysis of revue by Nakamura Akiichi, 1935 ; Appendix II: List of magazines for girls and women.
  • 系統號: 005268875
  • 資料類型: 圖書
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  • 引用網址: 複製連結
Taking an interdisciplinary approach, this book provides an in-depth analysis of Takarazuka's history, educational traditions and theatrical ethos viewed from the prism of Japan's modernization and globalization in the twentieth century. Its relationship to Japanese popular culture, especially in the fields of manga and fashion as well as its ongoing success are also addressed.
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