Archaeology of Visa of Life 1980s-Current TV Films Japan Japan

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Archaeology of Visa of Life 1980s-Current TV Films Japan Japan Key Features ✔ Discover the profound insights of "Archaeology of Visa of Life 1980s-Current TV Films Japan," a comprehensive scholarly work that delves into the myth and history surrounding the "Visa of Life" narrative in post-war Japan. This book continues the investigation from the author's previous acclaimed publication, examining how media representations—films, TV programs, and international sources—have shaped one of Japan's most enduring and controversial "beautiful stories." Spanning from the 1980s to the present, it critically analyzes the formation of this national myth and explores the complex historical and cultural contexts behind it. ✔ Key features include detailed examinations of four pivotal films that depict the "Visa of Life" story, discussions on the historical accuracy of these portrayals, and insights into the social and political implications of the myth. The book also features a thorough analysis of diaries, memoirs, and personal accounts from the wartime period, providing a nuanced perspective on the atmosphere before and during the Soviet invasion in 1940. Additionally, it traces the origins of the "Visa of Life" discourse, highlighting key figures, media coverage, and scholarly debates that have contributed to its mythologization over decades. ✔ This scholarly work is authored by Kenji Kanno, a renowned expert in French language and Jewish studies, with a distinguished academic background

• Publisher: Republic
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Fine

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