Rupert Cox (ed.)
The Culture of Copying in Japan
Critical and Historical Perspectives
Herausgeber: Cox, Rupert
Rupert Cox (ed.)
The Culture of Copying in Japan
Critical and Historical Perspectives
Herausgeber: Cox, Rupert
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This book challenges the perception of Japan as a 'copying culture' through a series of detailed ethnographic and historical case studies.
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This book challenges the perception of Japan as a 'copying culture' through a series of detailed ethnographic and historical case studies.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 276
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. September 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 581g
- ISBN-13: 9780415307529
- ISBN-10: 041530752X
- Artikelnr.: 23520784
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 276
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. September 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 581g
- ISBN-13: 9780415307529
- ISBN-10: 041530752X
- Artikelnr.: 23520784
Rupert Cox is Lecturer in Visual Anthropology, Director of the MA programme at the Granada Centre for Visual Anthropology, University of Manchester, UK. He is the author of The Zen Arts: An anthropological study of the culture of aesthetic form in Japan (Routledge, 2002).
Series Editor's Preface Joy Hendry. Introduction Rupert Cox Section 1:
Original Encounters 1. Body to Body Transmission: The Copying Tradition of
Kagura Performance Irit Averbuch 2. A Spectrum of Copies: Ritual Puppetry
in Japan Jane Marie Law 3. Copying in Japanese Magazines: Unashamed Copiers
Keiko Tanaka Section 2: Arts of Citation 4. The Originality of the 'Copy':
Mimesis and Subversion in Hanegawa Toei's Chosenjin Ukie Ronald Toby 5.
Copy to Convert: Jesuits' Missionary Practice in Japan Alexandra Curvelo
6. Back to the Fundamentals: "Reproducing" Rikyu and Chojiro in Japanese
Tea Culture Morgan Pitelka 7. An Investigation of the Conditions of
Literary Borrowings in Late Heian and Early Kamakura Japan Rein Raud 8.
Chinese Calligraphic Models in Heian Japan: Copying Practices and Stylistic
Transmission John Carpenter Section 3: Modern Exchanges 9. Beyond Mimesis:
Japanese Architectural Models at the Vienna Exhibition and 1910 Japan
British Exhibition William Coaldrake 10. Copying Kyoto: The Legitimacy of
Imitation in Kyoto's Townscape Debates Christoph Brumann 11. Copying Cars:
Forgotten Licensing Agreements Chris Madeley 12. 'Hungry Visions': The
Material Life of Japanese Food Samples Rupert Cox
Original Encounters 1. Body to Body Transmission: The Copying Tradition of
Kagura Performance Irit Averbuch 2. A Spectrum of Copies: Ritual Puppetry
in Japan Jane Marie Law 3. Copying in Japanese Magazines: Unashamed Copiers
Keiko Tanaka Section 2: Arts of Citation 4. The Originality of the 'Copy':
Mimesis and Subversion in Hanegawa Toei's Chosenjin Ukie Ronald Toby 5.
Copy to Convert: Jesuits' Missionary Practice in Japan Alexandra Curvelo
6. Back to the Fundamentals: "Reproducing" Rikyu and Chojiro in Japanese
Tea Culture Morgan Pitelka 7. An Investigation of the Conditions of
Literary Borrowings in Late Heian and Early Kamakura Japan Rein Raud 8.
Chinese Calligraphic Models in Heian Japan: Copying Practices and Stylistic
Transmission John Carpenter Section 3: Modern Exchanges 9. Beyond Mimesis:
Japanese Architectural Models at the Vienna Exhibition and 1910 Japan
British Exhibition William Coaldrake 10. Copying Kyoto: The Legitimacy of
Imitation in Kyoto's Townscape Debates Christoph Brumann 11. Copying Cars:
Forgotten Licensing Agreements Chris Madeley 12. 'Hungry Visions': The
Material Life of Japanese Food Samples Rupert Cox
Series Editor's Preface Joy Hendry. Introduction Rupert Cox Section 1:
Original Encounters 1. Body to Body Transmission: The Copying Tradition of
Kagura Performance Irit Averbuch 2. A Spectrum of Copies: Ritual Puppetry
in Japan Jane Marie Law 3. Copying in Japanese Magazines: Unashamed Copiers
Keiko Tanaka Section 2: Arts of Citation 4. The Originality of the 'Copy':
Mimesis and Subversion in Hanegawa Toei's Chosenjin Ukie Ronald Toby 5.
Copy to Convert: Jesuits' Missionary Practice in Japan Alexandra Curvelo
6. Back to the Fundamentals: "Reproducing" Rikyu and Chojiro in Japanese
Tea Culture Morgan Pitelka 7. An Investigation of the Conditions of
Literary Borrowings in Late Heian and Early Kamakura Japan Rein Raud 8.
Chinese Calligraphic Models in Heian Japan: Copying Practices and Stylistic
Transmission John Carpenter Section 3: Modern Exchanges 9. Beyond Mimesis:
Japanese Architectural Models at the Vienna Exhibition and 1910 Japan
British Exhibition William Coaldrake 10. Copying Kyoto: The Legitimacy of
Imitation in Kyoto's Townscape Debates Christoph Brumann 11. Copying Cars:
Forgotten Licensing Agreements Chris Madeley 12. 'Hungry Visions': The
Material Life of Japanese Food Samples Rupert Cox
Original Encounters 1. Body to Body Transmission: The Copying Tradition of
Kagura Performance Irit Averbuch 2. A Spectrum of Copies: Ritual Puppetry
in Japan Jane Marie Law 3. Copying in Japanese Magazines: Unashamed Copiers
Keiko Tanaka Section 2: Arts of Citation 4. The Originality of the 'Copy':
Mimesis and Subversion in Hanegawa Toei's Chosenjin Ukie Ronald Toby 5.
Copy to Convert: Jesuits' Missionary Practice in Japan Alexandra Curvelo
6. Back to the Fundamentals: "Reproducing" Rikyu and Chojiro in Japanese
Tea Culture Morgan Pitelka 7. An Investigation of the Conditions of
Literary Borrowings in Late Heian and Early Kamakura Japan Rein Raud 8.
Chinese Calligraphic Models in Heian Japan: Copying Practices and Stylistic
Transmission John Carpenter Section 3: Modern Exchanges 9. Beyond Mimesis:
Japanese Architectural Models at the Vienna Exhibition and 1910 Japan
British Exhibition William Coaldrake 10. Copying Kyoto: The Legitimacy of
Imitation in Kyoto's Townscape Debates Christoph Brumann 11. Copying Cars:
Forgotten Licensing Agreements Chris Madeley 12. 'Hungry Visions': The
Material Life of Japanese Food Samples Rupert Cox