The Ethics of Aesthetics in Japanese Cinema and Literature: Polygraphic Desire

Nina Cornyetz

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Japanese History and Culture Cinema History and Criticism Ethics, Aesthetics, and Art

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Introduction Part 1: Woman as Second Nature and Other Fascist Proclivities 1. Myth-Making 2. Fascist Aesthetics 3. Kawabata and Fascist Aesthetics 4. Virgins and Other Little Objects Part 2: Politics of Climate and Community in Woman in the Dunes and The Idea of the 5. A Preface to Woman in the Dunes: Space, Geopolitics, and Idea of the Desert 6. Social Networks and the Subject 7. Technologies of Grazing Part 3: Naming Desire: Mishima Yukio and the Politics of Sexuation 8. Textualizing Flesh, or, (In)articular Desire 9. Narcissism and Sadism: Mishima as Homofascist 10. Homosocial Fixing of Desire Part 4: Scripting the Scopic: Disinterest in Double Suicide

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