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How Information Technology Has (Not) Changed Feminism and Japanism: Cyperpunk in the Japanese Context.

Discusses key issues on the delicate interstitial space surrounded by the four different categorical spheres, namely, Western cyborg philosophy, American cyberpunk, Japanese cyberpunk and Japanese theories of uniqueness. Location of cyberfeminism; Location of Japanism and Japanese cyberpunk; Implica...

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Published in:Comparative Literature Studies Vol. 41; no. 3; pp. 335 - 356
Main Author: Sato, Kumiko
Format: Article
Published: Pennsylvania State University Press 2004
Subjects:
Information technology
Cyberfeminism
Counterculture
Subcultures
Comparative literature
Japan
Online Access:View this record in EBSCOhost
Summary:Discusses key issues on the delicate interstitial space surrounded by the four different categorical spheres, namely, Western cyborg philosophy, American cyberpunk, Japanese cyberpunk and Japanese theories of uniqueness. Location of cyberfeminism; Location of Japanism and Japanese cyberpunk; Implications on comparative literature studies.