BULLETIN OF THE NIME [SPECIAL ISSUE], 03-1992
MEDIA, CULTURE, AND EDUCATION IN JAPAN [A COLLECTION OF PAPERS]
- TABLE OF CONTENTS -
Preface
I. Communication
Communication Policies in Japan
Trends in Communication Research in Japan
Some Observation on Communication and Japanese Nationalism in 1890s
Continuities and Discontinuities in the Japanese "Motion-Pictures"
The Birth of A "Free Radio"
Global Instantaneousness and Instant Globalism
A Cultural Balance Sheet of Big Media
Coffee, Tea, or What?
II. Education
Education and Youth Employment in Japan
Ethics, Education, and Society
Changing Images among Youth in Modern Japan
Distance Education in Japan
A Content Analysis of Life Counseling Columns
III. Popular Culture and Social History
Qualitative Sociology in Japan
Comics, Rebellion, and Ecology
Mass Culture in Japan
Japanese Popular Culture Reconsidered
Culture without Class
The Machine Cult
Cultural Significance of Seclusion Policy
Development Nineteenth-Century Style
IV. Urban Studies
From Pantheon to Presley: Changes in Urban Symbolism
A Study of "Waiting Behavior"
Crowd as the Social Environment
Service-Industry Business Complexes
Bibliographical Sources