Fukushima and the Arts: Negotiating nuclear disaster

Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of figures
Notes on contributors
Acknowledgements
Editors’ note
1 Negotiating nuclear disaster: an introduction
2 Literature maps disaster: the contending narratives of 3.11 fiction
3 Summertime Blues: musical critique in the aftermaths of Japan’s ‘dark spring’
4 Subversion and nostalgia in art photography of the Fukushima nuclear disaster
5 Uncanny anxiety: literature after Fukushima
6 Problematizing life: documentary films on the 3.11 nuclear catastrophe
7 Gendering ‘Fukushima’: resistance, self-responsibility, and female hysteria in Sono Sion’s Land of Hope
8 Antigone in Japan: some responses to 3.11 at Festival/Tokyo 2012
9 Poetry in an era of nuclear power: three poetic responses to Fukushima
10 Challenging reality with fiction: imagining alternative readings of Japanese society in post-Fukushima theater
11 Oishinbo’s Fukushima elegy: grasping for the truth about radioactivity in a food manga
12 The politics of the senses: Takayama Akira’s atomized theatre after Fukushima
Index