because i would rather post than edit

[anamuan]

And essentially the talk with prof today means that I have to watch Japanese tv for 'research.'
I think i will have to make room in my schedule for tv... Life is so hard sometimes.

also, nihongofrancais if ever you have a moment, I was wondering if you could point me in the direction of some good academic-type articles on Japanese media (and related

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[kitsune714]

[anamuan]

yeah, i know, tell me about it!

[anamuan]

it is what i get for studying frivolous topics instead of medicine ♥

[stillesprite]

something came into the library about that last semester.
i kept the cover, then threw it out after all.
i think media was in the title. it was a collection of articles. i knew one of them had to do w/ "subtitles" in variety shows. another perhaps w/ women's language.. kana.

nihongo.

go scan the pl.s... it was like a vol 5 or 8 or s/thing?
maybe i'm imagining that part.
aru to omou.

[ginzarhapsody]

You know, that sounds really familiar. Especially the article on "subtitles" in variety shows. I may have skimmed it. :)

[anamuan]

chotto sagashite mi. thankee.

[ginzarhapsody]

I'm stupid and just deleted the original entry I made. *hits head*

But the books were:

+ Japan Pop! Inside the World of Japanese Popular Culture edited by Timothy J. Craig (article on Japanese dramas and gender that I loved on when writing my Kimi wa Petto paper)
+ Asian Media Productions edited by Brian Moeran (article on variety shows)
+ Recentering globalization: Popular culture and Japanese
transnationalism by Koichi Iwabuchi (on transnationalism in Asia and the influence of Japanese dramas/idols/music)

From there, I think you can handle it. :D

[anamuan]

doumo. even if nothing directly applies, they have bibliographies ♥. i am developing a scary kind of affection for bibs.