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Imōto-Moe: Sexualized Relationships Between Brothers and Sisters in Japanese Animation
Knowledge and Power in Occupied Japan: U.S. Censorship of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
The Textbook Controversies in Japan: What History Is Taught?
The Japanese Press and Japanese Foreign Policy
Idols and Celebrity in Japanese Media Culture, Edited by Patrick W
Presentation Dilton Ribeiro (NYSBA Tokyo Conference 2019)
The Japanese Schoolgirl Figure
CIVITAS Revista De Ciências Sociais Programa De Pós-Graduação Em Ciências Sociais Civitas 20 (3): 454-463, Set.-Dez
Emotional Techniques Employed and Sources Used by Three Japanese Newspapers to Portray Selected Events Related to World War II Hiroto Fukuda Iowa State University
The Cultural Aspect of Video Game Regulation Practices
CENSORSHIP of HISTORY TEXTBOOKS Antoon De Baets Among the Most Important Tools of Historical Popularisation Are History Textbook
Geographies of Suicide and the Representation of Self-Sacrifice in Japanese Popular Culture and Media
Constitutional Revolution in Japanese Law, Society and Politics*
A Critical Methodology for Investigating Essentialist Beliefs About Sexual Orientation Categories in Japan and the United States
Sex, Censorship and Media Regulation in Japan: a Historical Overview
Japan and India: Religion-Based Parties Coming Into Government in the 1990S’
Perverse Transits
BL and Danmei the Similarities and Differences Between Male X Male Content and Its Fans in Japan and China

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