Idols%20and%20Celebrity%20in%20Japanese%20Media%20Culture

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Contents List of Illustrations vii Foreword: Revisiting “Idology” viii Acknowledgments x Notes on Contributors xiii Introduction: The Mirror of Idols and Celebrity 1 Patrick W. Galbraith and Jason G. Karlin Part I Systems 1 The Jimusho System: Understanding the Production Logic of the Japanese Entertainment Industry 35 W. David Marx 2 Megaspectacle and Celebrity Transgression in Japan: The Sakai Noriko Media Scandal 56 Igor Prusa 3 Through a Looking Glass Darkly: Television Advertising, Idols, and the Making of Fan Audiences 72 JasonG.Karlin Part II Desire 4 Johnny’s Idols as Icons: Female Desires to Fantasize and Consume Male Idol Images 97 Kazumi Nagaike 5 From Boys Next Door to Boys’ Love: Gender Performance in Japanese Male Idol Media 113 Lucy Glasspool 6 The Homo Cultures of Iconic Personality in Japan: Mishima Yukio and Misora Hibari 131 Jonathan D. Mackintosh v
vi Contents Part III Difference 7 Idol as Accidental Activist: Agnes Chan, Feminism, and Motherhood in Japan 153 Alexandra Hambleton 8 Emotions, Desires, and Fantasies: What Idolizing Means for Yon-sama Fans in Japan 166 Ho Swee Lin Part IV Image 9 Idols: The Image of Desire in Japanese Consumer Capitalism 185 Patrick W. Galbraith 10 The Virtual Idol: Producing and Consuming Digital Femininity 209 Daniel Black Index 229
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Part II Desire
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10 The Virtual Idol: Producing and
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The Virtual Idol: Digital Femininit
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Consumer Affairs Agency (Shōhishac
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